The story of the lead singer from Sunk Ships in her own words.

Lisbon, June 1933. The wind off the river carries the scent of salt and diesel into the Café Luzitânia, a sanctuary for dockworkers, sailors, and shadows. Enter Mica Nolasco, a ‘new lark’ exiled from Macau, who sings Fado to survive in a city that is both beautiful and hard. Under the watchful eye of the secret police and the guidance of a woman who knows how to hide in plain sight, Mica navigates a night where ‘joy pays better than sorrow’. A visual journey through smoke, memory, and the quiet defiance of a woman who refuses to lose her voice.

Available from Ko-fi, here.