Neoclassical artist Antinoë share second single and video 'Flock' • GRIMM Gent

From the mountains of Madrid emerges Antinoë, the haunting one-woman project of pianist/vocalist Teresa Marraco. With the release of her new single ‘Flock‘, Antinoë showcases another mesmerizing preview of her forthcoming debut album The Fold which will be out November 21, via Karisma Records.

Watch the official video for ‘Flock‘ here: https://youtu.be/JySfw3LwJJs

Stream/Download ‘Flock‘ here: https://orcd.co/antinoe-flock

‘Flock’ showcases Antinoë‘s ability to weave neo-classical elegance with the atmospheric weight of metal, creating soundscapes that are fragile, immersive, and profoundly melancholic.

Teresa comments on the track:

“‘Flock’ incarnates the ethos of longing for what’s always beyond reach, drifting between idealizing stagnation and regretting it. A symphonic chant of yearning, both naïve and self-critical, where attachment to one’s misery and reluctance to change set a passive yet tender state of frustration.“

With her ethereal voice and piano-driven arrangements, Antinoë occupies a rare space in contemporary music where the delicate beauty of artists like Agnes Obel and Enya collides with the darkness of Chelsea Wolfe and Ulver. However, Antinoë‘s world is uniquely her own; darker and steeped in reflection, loss, and yearning, with an undeniable metal attitude coursing through her veins.

Since its inception in 2021, Antinoë has embraced a uniquely personal approach to darkness, building her songs around intimate piano compositions intertwined with her rich, resonant voice. Marraco’s background in extreme music further anchors her vision: she has collaborated with acts such as Coldborn, Elffor, Balmog, and Empty, and recorded the piano/keyboard parts for Dimmu Borgir’s live performance of Det Nye Riket at Beyond the Gates Festival. Her 2023 debut, “Whispers from the Dark Past”, an acoustic reinterpretation of 90s Norwegian black metal classics, garnered critical attention and cemented her distinctive identity on the border between metal and neoclassical expression.

More information about ANTINOË can be found at https://hyperfollow.com/antinoe