Natasha Hamilton Advances New Chapter With Single Fantasy
natasha hamilton has released a new solo single, Fantasy, a track she co-wrote with Kyle Falconer and Andy Gannon that the artist put out today as she begins an independent phase under her own Morpho Records imprint. This move signals a deliberate reinvention: she presents Fantasy as a present-tense redefinition rather than a return to her past with Atomic Kitten.
Natasha Hamilton on Fantasy
Fantasy is confirmed as written by Natasha Hamilton with Kyle Falconer and Andy Gannon and released today; the single follows earlier solo work and is being presented as the start of a solo era. The pattern suggests Hamilton is using original songwriting credits to establish ownership of this new sound and narrative.
Extraction EP June 19
Her debut EP, Extraction, is scheduled for release on June 19 Morpho Records, and Fantasy precedes that package. A previous solo track, Numb, was co-written with Andy Gannon, and Fantasy is described as an atmospheric pop track exploring resilience and realignment in difficult moments. The figures point to a strategic rollout: a single that frames themes of strength and self-connection ahead of the EP’s confirmed launch date.
Morpho Records independence
Hamilton identifies herself as a singer, songwriter and the founder of Morpho Records, and she describes being independent as a chance to “explore things on a deeper level creatively, which I absolutely love. ” Her move comes after a long career with Atomic Kitten, a group that achieved three UK number one singles and sold over 10 million records worldwide; she announced her departure from the group in 2024 after 26 years as a member. The detail underscores that this is a calculated personal and professional reset rather than a casual side project.
Next confirmed: the Extraction EP will be released on June 19 Morpho Records. If Extraction follows the thematic arc set by Fantasy — focusing on realignment and stepping “fully into who I am now” — the EP could define how successfully Hamilton translates established pop credentials into a solo identity rooted in creative control.
