“Ghost” marked a defining moment in Jamiliee’s career — a haunting debut that organically gained over 8,000 listeners and eventually surpassed 100,000+ plays. Born in a Berklee College of Music dorm room with her best friend, Chilean rapper ACR, the song began with a simple chord progression at 2 a.m. that blossomed into a deeply personal anthem. The lyric “I’m talking to your ghost” captured the emotional void she was navigating in a past relationship — a feeling that resonated widely with audiences.

Produced and co-written over the course of a year and a half with UK-based Harry Scutt, Ghost drew global attention after being picked up by the influential MrSuicideSheep YouTube channel (13M+ subscribers), launching Jamiliee into her first six-figure audience. The track not only landed her a sync placement on Central American television but also opened doors to a distribution partnership and new alliances with Levantine Music and Empire Records — further cementing her presence as a rising global artist.

Ghost remains a signature piece of her catalog — a fearless, genre-blending debut that tested the market and proved her voice had the power to cut through. What started as her school project became a breakthrough debut — a deeply emotional single that not only introduced Jamiliee’s sound during those early stages of her artistry world but laid the foundation for her to grow into reaching a global audience.