‘Life Without Me’ helps explain the buzzing hype around Ella Eliza. Vibrant, emotional and relatable, the record is everything we have ever wanted: an eclectic, crepuscular instrumental, poignant vocals and anthemic harmonies. The result is a single that never lets go, wrapping around the listeners into a cathartic, cinematic embrace – one we won’t forget anytime soon.
Eliza has been building a sizeable following over time, mostly in her home base of London. Constantly waving in and out of electronic pop and dreamy indie matter, the British songstress writes about self-reflection, love, attraction and empowerment. ‘Life Without Me’ is rather nostalgic in its lyricism, delving into the many complexities and nuances around troubled relationships.
What’s more, the single also benefits from a stunning music video, delivered by Eliza in partnership with accomplished LGBTQ+ filmmaker Frankie Joe Gommon. A fragile, honest and fierce tale of personal expression, as Eliza explains: “With this new song, I had just gone through a breakup, and found myself writing something deeply personal and a lot more self-reflective. After speaking with Frankie about making this video, I decided that I was ready to open up about my sexuality for the first time, and let my audience in on some of the most vulnerable parts of myself.”
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