Ahead of the release of her fifth studio album ‘Infinite Things’,  Paloma Faith today shares the new track ‘Falling’ out now via RCA Records. 

Stream the track here: /smarturl.it/FallingDownPF

Sitting right at the heart of her thunderous, unadulterated pop record is new track ‘Falling’. The track sees Paloma discussing the rumination of a relationship and delivers a slice of candour complete with her trademark attention-grabbing vocals. It has all of the glorious beaming simplicity of what a classic pop track thrives upon with abundant orchestral bells and whistles. 

Talking about the new record Paloma said: “I'm trying to relinquish the expectation, that a lot of people are raised with, that the only good life is a happy one. I don't think that's realistic. It's about the peaks and troughs, because if you didn't have one you wouldn't recognise the other."

‘Infinite Things’ saw Paloma work with a small group of long-time and new collaborators including the producers Patrick Wimberly and Detonate, songwriters Ed Harcourt, Starsmith, Tre Jean Marie alongside the producer and songwriter MNEK and friend Josef Salvat. This record is more than an album about relationships. It’s a rumination on sickness and loss. It’s about finding your way back to romance within a long term relationship. It’s her  most confident record yet from a female artist who’s been in the game for two decades.

Just last week, Paloma released the music video for ‘Better Than This’ which was directed by David Wilson. The visual lays her against a backdrop of vignettes of human error which historically continuously repeat. The video sees her shine a light on prevalent issues including climate emergency, police brutality, race and class divide and the injustices of war. ‘Better Than This’ continues to showcase her evolution as an artist.

2021 will also see Paloma hitting the road again for a huge 26 date UK tour including two nights at London’s iconic Palladium. Tickets for the UK tour go on presale 30th September and general sale on Friday 2nd October at 10am.

This is a new Paloma Faith, an artist who has retreated within herself and found not the careful, polished veteran of show business – but the 22-year-old art student being led by her own creativity.

Catch Paloma live when she embarks on her UK 2021 tour next September.

UK HEADLINE 2021 TOUR DATES:

September 2021

Sept 16th  Oxford, New Theatre

Sept 18th  Glasgow, SEC Armadillo

Sept 19th  Edinburgh, Usher Hall

Sept 21st   Manchester, Bridgewater Hall

Sept 22nd  Manchester, Bridgewater Hall

Sept 24th   Birmingham, Symphony Hall

Sept 25th   Birmingham, Symphony Hall

Sept 27th   Newcastle, O2 City Hall

Sept 28th   Sheffield, City Hall

Sept 30th   Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall

October 2021

Oct 1st   Southend, Cliffs Pavilion

Oct 3rd   Harrogate, Convention Centre

Oct 4th   Ipswich, Regent

Oct 6th   Bournemouth, International Centre

Oct 7th   Hull, Bonus Arena

Oct 9th   Stockton, Globe

Oct 10th Stoke-On-Trent, Regent Theatre

Oct 12th Bath, Forum

Oct 13th Torquay, Princess Theatre

Oct 15th  Plymouth, Pavilions

Oct 16th  Brighton, Centre

Oct 18th   Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena

Oct 20th   Leicester, De Montfort Hall

Oct 22nd  London, Palladium

Oct 23rd   London, Palladium

Oct 25th   Liverpool, Empire Theatre