Nomadica by Carla Patullo
“a spellbinding oasis”
—MUSIC CONNECTION
Featuring the Scorchio Quartet, Tonality & Martha Wainwright
Years After Her Mother’s Sudden Passing in a Car Accident, GRAMMY® Award-Winning Composer Carla Patullo Ventures to NOMADICA — a Dreamlike Realm of Memory and Music — Seeking Closure, Connection, and Healing.
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released August 22, 2025
NOMADICA was composed & produced by Grammy Award-winning composer Carla Patullo at The Soundry in Los Angeles, and co-produced by Martha Mooke.
Except for the track Fly Under, which was written by Martha Wainwright & Carla Patullo. Wainwright’s vocals were recorded at Utopia Studios in Woodstock, NY, engineered by Jeremy Ofen
In addition to Wainwright, the album features the Scorchio Quartet (Lorenza Ponce, Frederika Krier, Martha Mooke, and Leah Coloff), who were recorded at Jungle City Studios in NYC, engineered by Brendan Morawski, with special thanks to Ann Mincieli, and the vocal ensemble Tonality. Tonality was recorded at The Soundry, conducted by Alexander Loyd Blake, engineered by Xiaoyi Ying
The album was mixed and mastered by Daniel Kresco.
NOMADICA was composed & produced by Grammy Award-winning composer Carla Patullo at The Soundry in Los Angeles, and co-produced by Martha Mooke.
Except for the track Fly Under, which was written by Martha Wainwright & Carla Patullo. Wainwright’s vocals were recorded at Utopia Studios in Woodstock, NY, engineered by Jeremy Ofen
In addition to Wainwright, the album features the Scorchio Quartet (Lorenza Ponce, Frederika Krier, Martha Mooke, and Leah Coloff), who were recorded at Jungle City Studios in NYC, engineered by Brendan Morawski, with special thanks to Ann Mincieli, and the vocal ensemble Tonality. Tonality was recorded at The Soundry, conducted by Alexander Loyd Blake, engineered by Xiaoyi Ying
The album was mixed and mastered by Daniel Kresco.
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Carla Patullo is a GRAMMY®-Winning artist whose music bridges cinematic soundscapes with healing techniques. Her music is praised for its primal, cathartic blend of orchestral textures, dreamy vocals, and electronic atmospheres. “I’ve learned to let pain shape me into someone more vulnerable — and more alive,” she says about her writing process.