Italian darkwave artist Lilinanna releases ‘The Ghost’ video
Lilinanna, an Italian darkwave and post-punk artist, released the single and video “The Ghost” via the Madrid label Polypiel Records.
Lilinanna, the Italian darkwave and post-punk solo artist, has released “The Ghost”, a single and music video issued through the Madrid label Polypiel Records. She describes it as the first single from her second album.
Lilinanna moves toward a second album with ‘The Ghost’
“The Ghost” pairs Lilinanna’s darkwave and post-punk with a video, and marks the first release from her forthcoming second album. It follows her debut long-player “Underworld Shelter”, completed in 2025. The single comes out through Polypiel Records, the Madrid label that also issued Rule of Two’s “Afterlife” earlier in 2026.
About Lilinanna
Lilinanna is the darkwave and post-punk project of an Italian musician who records as a solo artist. Originally from Puglia and raised in the Marche region, she began releasing music in 2021 and started performing live in 2023. Her seven-song debut album “Underworld Shelter” was completed in 2025, produced with Gianluca Lo Presti. In February 2026 she appeared at Casa Sanremo during the Sanremo festival week.
“The Ghost” continues that run and opens the campaign for her second album, her first release through Polypiel Records.
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