Alana Monteiro releases official video for Ghosting

Alana Monteiro has released the official music video for her single “Ghosting,” which premiered on her YouTube channel and expands her R&B storytelling around being ignored in a relationship. The video adds to Monteiro’s growing visual catalog as she continues building a music career alongside modeling and acting.

Why it matters: - “Ghosting” extends Alana Monteiro’s music rollout with a new visual release that ties her songwriting, vocals and on-camera presence together. - The video gives fans a clearer look at the breakup theme at the center of the single, a subject that still resonates across pop and R&B audiences. - Monteiro is using her YouTube channel as a key platform for her music videos, adding reach beyond streaming platforms.

What happened: - Alana Monteiro released the official music video for her single “Ghosting.” - The video premiered on Monteiro’s YouTube channel. - HZ Studio directed and produced the video. - Monteiro wrote the lyrics and performed the vocals.

The details: - “Ghosting” follows a woman waiting for a man who stopped answering her messages. - The story shows her asking a friend what to do, losing sleep and questioning whether the relationship was real. - The third verse adds that the man brought her into his home and sat her courtside at his games, but never said what he felt. - The song uses a repeated hook built around the title and moves through time markers like days, weeks and a month. - “Ghosting” continues the R&B sound Monteiro has used since her debut. - Monteiro’s prior songs include “High,” “If the Roles Were Reversed,” “Miss No More,” “Withdrawals” and “Think About Me.” - Monteiro said she wrote “Ghosting” around the feeling of someone going quiet and leaving the other person to count the days. - Monteiro said the video is meant to put that confusion on screen and help listeners who have been left on read feel less alone. - Monteiro grew up in New Bedford, Massachusetts, and spent 15 years training in dance before moving to New York City at 18 to model. - Her screen credits include Disney’s “Hocus Pocus 2,” Netflix’s “Someone Great” and “Second Act.” - Monteiro has also appeared in national commercials for Fanatics, Wayfair and Indeed. - Monteiro writes her own lyrics and has released her singles through Alana Monteiro Music.

Between the lines: - The “Ghosting” video follows the visual language of Monteiro’s “High,” suggesting a more deliberate and connected visual strategy across her releases. - Monteiro is positioning herself as a multi-hyphenate artist, blending modeling, acting, dance and music into a single public identity. - The song’s relationship narrative leans into a familiar emotional setup, but the courtside detail and home-setting verse give the story a more specific, personal edge.

What's next: - Monteiro is expected to continue releasing music and visuals through her YouTube channel and streaming platforms. - Fans can follow her on Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and X for future updates. - More information is available on her official website.

The bottom line: - “Ghosting” adds another polished visual chapter to Alana Monteiro’s R&B catalog and keeps her music career in motion alongside her work in fashion and acting.