NY's Own Alt-Pop Songstress Stalking Gia Releases "Worship" + Music Video

STALKING GIA RELEASES NEW SINGLE & MUSIC VIDEO “WORSHIP”

“WORSHIP” IS EPISODE ONE OF SEASON ONE – A COLLECTION OF MUSIC TO BE RELEASED THIS YEAR

WATCH “WORSHIP” VIDEO HERE

“Stalking Gia's music has a declarative quality that explodes with confidence. The New York-based artist writes songs that are just as unapologetically spirited as the city itself.”
Nylon

“This is a very late night kind of pop. It's intimate, close… sophisticated and sparse.”
Noisey

“…an electro-pop wunderkind.”
Earmilk

(February 12, 2021 – New York, NY) – Affirming herself as the femme fatale we need in 2021, acclaimed New York-based alt-pop songstress Stalking Gia returns with a new single entitled “Worship” today. Get it HERE.

Co-written by Gia and Zac Barnett of American Authors, the track integrates her hypnotic vocals into a warm soundscape highlighted by cloudy organ, minimalist percussion, and a shuffling bounce. Lyrically, it espouses a message of self-love inspired by a period of intense self-acceptance for Gia. This culminates on the hook’s plea, “If I could worship me, like you worship me,” uplifted by her fluttering range. The accompanying music video sees her adopt a myriad of personalities who circle around one another until we find the real Gia tied up on TV. Watch it HERE.

The last time we heard from Stalking Gia was on last year’s critically acclaimed “The Kindest Thing.” The Line of Best Fit called it “a powerful opening statement, and one of intent, for this exciting artist’s new chapter.” Meanwhile, Wonderland raved, “The breakup song relishes in being positive and leaving dead weight relationships – how could we not stan.”

 “Worship” serves as the first taste of an immersive project, SEASON ONE, that is set to be released this year and will include various episodic installments along the way. “This is just a period in my life captured in a collection of songs,” says Gia. “That will be every season of art for me. The whole thing is an honest and true reflection of exactly what I was going through at the time.”

Get ready to “Worship” Stalking Gia in 2021.

ABOUT STALKING GIA: 
A cosmopolitan alternative pop femme fatale and the ultimate object of digital obsession, Stalking Gia documents the nocturnal movements of a culture anesthetized by following one another in an endless digital loop, high-fashion fixation, and the thrill of collapse. Generating 20 million-plus streams and receiving acclaim from the likes of Billboard, Galore, Marie Claire, Noisey, Nylon and more, she materializes like a specter in the space between online fantasy and Manhattan’s real-life nocturnal glow. Stalking Gia first came to life via the single “Second Nature.” Achieving viral success, the track organically tallied near 12 million Spotify streams and incited a growing buzz. blackbear integrated a sample of “Second Nature” into the track “Wish U the Best” from his gold-certified chart-topping 2017 album, Digital Druglord, and invited her on tour. Meanwhile, she maintained her momentum with the single “Siren” and continued her collaborative relationship with blackbear for her single “Miracles,” which landed on New Music Friday playlists worldwide. Her versatile songwriting talents extend beyond her solo material, having written and sang the hook on Raekwon’s 2017 single “Purple Brick Road" featuring G-Eazy. Along the way, she assembled what would become SEASON ONE with producers J&R. Taking an active role, she oversaw arrangement and played piano and guitar on the productions. The project distills snapshots of experiences, capturing a period in time and framing it between online fantasy and stark reality.

 In the end, Gia offers listeners a different sort of escape both online and I.R.L.

“I want you to get lost in my music,” she says. “I’d love to give everyone a euphoric experience. Shut off the outside world and dive into my fantasy. Maybe you can even feel inspired and magical. I do.”  

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