Shallowhalo is revved up on new single + video “Racecar”

Photo Credit: Brittany Orlando

Today, NYC’s based synth-pop artist and DJ Shallowhalo (aka Allyson Camitta) shared her high-gloss new single + video “Racecar” featuring and produced by Blush (Alex Tepper) and released via House of Feelings Records. First premiered via FLOOD Magazine and mixed by Ivan Berko (Fcukers, CC Disco) the track is equal parts glam and grit — a noisy, brash glitter gun of a track, one that revels in the danger and delight of going after everything you tell yourself you want. The result is louder, rawer, and more intensely personal than ever before, the sound of Camitta fully taking the wheel. “‘Racecar’ is about being addicted to the chase; chasing glamor, chasing validation, chasing a person who will never love you back the way you want,” explains Camitta. “The song moves like a panic attack you want to dance through.” 

The accompanying visually stunning video from director Persia Beheshti is no less of an homage to the sweaty, coruscating dancefloors of the legendary days of indie-sleaze parties, as the unreplicable personal DIY style of Shallowhalo is on full display, showing off her one of one versatile artistry. 

“Racecar”: Listen / Watch 

Shallowhalo is the indie electronic project of NYC artist Allyson Camitta. Originally launched as a duo with Ezra Tenenbaum in 2021, Shallowhalo quickly earned a reputation for glistening, infectious synth-pop that ran the emotional gamut — music that could deliver moments of haunting introspection alongside floor-filling thrills. Their 2022 debut No Fun, featuring collaborators like Harrison Patrick Smith (The Dare)Sam Glick, and May Rio, paved the way for 2024’s buzzy Connection EP (Fools’ Gold). “You Are My Religion Now (feat. Swordes)” — a tongue-in-cheek declaration of total obsession, powered by a massive arpeggiated bassline and Camitta’s celestial vocal — marked a breakthrough for the group. 

After a co-headlined tour with The Dare, shows with artists like Alice GlassCherry Glazerr, and Liam Benzvi, and the rise of We Take Manhattan — Camitta’s downtown DJ party, now a hub for the indie sleaze adjacent scene — Shallowhalo’s kicking off a bold new chapter: this time, as Camitta’s solo project. Stepping fully into the spotlight as a frontwoman, she exudes bratty star power and joyful pop maximalism in new music filled with strobe-lit breakdowns and shout-along hooks. 

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“Racecar” Single Art