Paris Paloma

13, Ghost in the Machine featuring Phoebe Bridgers and SZA.

Labor, Paris Paloma, that's the song I did on karaoke when we were at Christmas.

I remember that.

Yeah, that was 14.

than when you actually do something that you want to parade.

And I want you to try so that I can thank you for trying, Paris Paloma sings in her song, Stem the Flow.

And then maybe that will make you try some more.

It's kind of pathetic, right? Like your job is to do your job, to take care of your family, to carry your share of the load and then some.

The ones that I really like from, from like TikTok, I found them on TikTok.

There's Paris, obviously Paris Paloma.

So that's obviously one.

Bella K.

love like artists that make manifesting songs I'm like oh I love this

yes and others um look he's manifest that shit look we're moving on from music because it should be obviously its own episode but he might be one of the most important figures in music history and science and that's that on that

Real talent is defined by what people can do, not where they learn to do it.

Like that's been a very common theme.

I mean, there's that whole song by Paris Paloma, right? That I don't like I still see it as much as I saw it when it first came out.

The one that's like you make me do too much labor and all the women like singing it at her shows.

And it was clearly like resonated with a lot of women.

Hello and welcome to the Eras podcast, where we get into the music and moments that have made your favourite artists who they are today.

I'm your host, Abbey McCarthy, and I'm joined by the phenomenal Paris Paloma, an artist known for her intentional lyrics, challenging conventions and empowering people across the globe.

Her song Labour was a viral moment in 2023 and has now reached over 600 million streams on Spotify alone.

Back with her sublime second album, The Fatal Floor.

Welcome to the Eras podcast, Paris Paloma.

Hello.

Thank you for having

Such a good way to end.

Rebecca Black's new album is called Age of the Exhibitionist.

Next up, Paris Paloma.

Paris Paloma's new album is called The Fatal Flaw.

It's time for the mind war.

One of my biggest fears is that I'll never feel love in this lifetime.

And what I've learned is, it's different when you're in it, like you're swimming with the fishes, immersed in it.

But now I'm looking back, I think I was just gazing down on the surface to somewhere that I cannot go.

Paris Paloma is a young British singer-songwriter that went viral in 2023 with a track called Labor, that women used in all kinds of TikToks and social media posts where they called out misogyny in their own lives.