Ptolemea: With a melancholic and dreamy twist.
Ptolemea - Mad

Local female-fronted alternative rock band Ptolemea have established themselves as a vocally excellent live act with a melancholic, dreamy twist. With a powerful voice, tight grooves and grungy riffs, the outfit delivers finest rock music. It is with authentic passion and a deep understanding of the principles of rock music that Ptolemea set sails with their newest EP Maze, The album was recorded by Yves Deville Ditsch at Gam Studio in Belgium, and mixed and mastered by award-winning sound engineer Alan Douches at West West Side Music Studio in New-York, US. Lyrics and Music by Priscila Da Costa and here are the track Mad,
In collaboration with the association Solidarität mit Höhrgeschädigten, all the lyrics in this videoclip were translated in sign language. The song offers heavy riffs, groovy rhythms, psychedelic sounds and powerful vocals. Ptolemea delivers finest grungy, Alice In Chains-like rock music with a pagan spirit twist. The song Mad is about becoming aware and accepting the madness of our reality in order to achieve balance.
Line-up:
Remo Cavalini: guitar
Yves Olek: bassguitar
Christoph Reitz: violin
Martin Schommer: drums
Priscila Da Costa: vocals
The Name Ptolemea is inspired by the astronomer and astrologer Claudius Ptolemeus. He took part in the discussion of the music of spheres in which the distance of the planets in the universe was measured by musical intervals. Believing that the expansion of the universe is connected to the expansion of every living soul, Priscila Da Costa chose this name in a willingness to share the key steps of her musical and spiritual path which defines her identity as an artist.
The journey started with the first EP Tome I (2018). Looking for authenticity, she kept seeking her true self throughout her second EP Maze (2020). With this new single Mad she is transitioning into a new artistic direction, letting her music and sound evolve and expand as her life journey takes its turns.
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