Arcadia

Ramona Lisa was the early alias of Caroline Polachek.

A hushed, idiosyncratic lo-fi album that's reminiscent of Julia Holter's art-pop fantasias and inspired by British singer / songwriter Virginia Astley's work with experimental composer Ryuichi Sakamoto, the entirety of Arcadia was written and recorded in hotel room closets and airport terminals during Chairlift's extensive touring schedule, with Polachek singing straight into her laptop microphone to provide the album's sleepy, ethereal vocal presence.