Amanda Ghost
Amanda Ghost is a songwriter and vocalist from London who first gained attention writing for other artists in the early 2000s. She worked with U2, Madonna,...
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Amanda Ghost is a songwriter and vocalist from London who first gained attention writing for other artists in the early 2000s. She worked with U2, Madonna, and Shakira during that period, establishing herself behind the scenes before stepping out with her own material.
Her debut solo album came out in 2005, featuring the single "A Child Believes." That song became her most recognizable track, built around her distinctive voice and introspective lyrics. She followed it with albums like "Holy Ghost" in 2008 and "Life of Leisure" in 2010, continuing to explore a moody, alternative pop sound on songs such as "Idol" and "Filthy Mind."
In 2007, she spoke publicly about dealing with an eating disorder, bringing a personal dimension to her work that listeners connected with. While she hasn't released a solo album since 2014's "Ghost Stories," her writing credits and earlier recordings like "Blind Man" and "Cellophane" keep her name circulating in pop circles.
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