- 2026-01-19
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MUSIC
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Celeste Corsano Releases New Song “Space”
Pennsylvania-based alt-pop singer-songwriter Celeste Corsano released a new song “Space” on January 15, 2026.
The song is the follow-up to “Shellfish”, which was released last month.
The track explores the middle ground lyrically, where the ego is surrendered in favor of genuine connection.
It was written by Celeste Corsano and produced by Ray Ketchem.
She recorded the song at Magic Door Recording in Montclair, NJ, featuring, David Nagler on bass, James Mastro on guitar and Ray Ketchem on drums.
Celeste Corsano said of the song, “I feel I'm a person who may argue a point, but also reserve the right to change my mind mid-debate or after a time and say 'hey, you're right' or 'I agree with your outlook.' I dislike having an argument based on the outcome of who will be right... 'There in the space where no one wins'...where we can find a common ground and move forward...so much more productive. Take your 'self', your pride, fear, or fear of being wrong out of the argument and we learn so much more about who we are and the other person too and the world. In the space that seems 'empty or non-profitable' can be the most useful.”- She continued, “It speaks about the aspects of nothingness, in a pot and says the most useful part of it isn't the sides or the handle etc., but the empty space.... In science, space is thought to be empty or an entity if you read about it.”
She added, “I love the kind of old Bowie feel of this song which was enhanced by the production with the keyboard effects, James Mastro's electric guitar work and David Nagler's acoustic guitar work.” -
Photo by Jerry Reganess - source : Apple Music
