Combining dark, dramatic melodies with her refreshingly candid lyricism, “Don’t Save Me” fights with the darkness that threatens to swallow Chxrlotte whole. Inspired by the jagged pop of Billie Eilish and the unconventional musical stylings of Twenty One Pilots, Chxrlotte pulls threads from these rich arrays of influences to create a colorful soundscape of her own. “It’s kind of that feeling of being so depressed that you’re not even yourself anymore” Chxrlotte explains. “I used the analogy of it feeling almost like a demon had possessed me in the song to try and capture that. It’s about being in a…
Author: Elicit Magazine
Passport Louis released his highly anticipated EP Lambo Louis through Global Group Entertainment. LAMBO LOUIS is a 4 pack comprised of “4 singles” as Passport describes them. It’s been over a year and a half since Passport released “Hop A Flight,” a single that took the eastern European market by storm expanding his already global presence. Each track on LAMBO LOUIS has a vibe all its own. Passport’s goal, as always was to create something that could be played internationally by anyone who enjoys good music. From the soul sample on “3 Quarters” to the heavy 808’s on “Auto pilot”,…
South East London’s Laolu creates music which is intrinsically human at its core, returning with her late night groove “Indulge”. It’s smooth and sensual, showcasing her rich vocal prowess. Born to Nigerian parents, Laolu began writing her own music after graduating in Commercial Music Performance, using her craft as a form of spiritual healing. “Indulge” is filled with stuttering drum patterns and silky smooth vocals, articulating lust and desire with refreshing honesty. “It’s about having a relationship with someone that is almost forbidden. You know the person is no good but you are craving them because of how they make…
Written by Kelly Holm A Northern Irish singer-songwriter of Swedish descent, Lilla Vargen’s star is sure to shine bright in 2020. She’s toured with Dermot Kennedy and has racked up over 300K monthly listeners on Spotify. Her music is ear candy for fans of Sia and Sara Bareilles. In fact, don’t be surprised if she wows you speechless. “I performed a lot… for school plays and music festivals,” she says of her youth, but “the first time that I really felt was ‘me’ was at an open mic night in Belfast.” That night, not a sound could be heard in…
Bread and Roses, is the latest single from Scottish singer-songwriter Kat Healy ~ a joyful collaboration with Scottish singer Karina Smillie. It’s an uplifting, fresh take on the original version (lyric by poet, James Oppenheim) with a soaring vocal arrangement packed with swirling harmonies offering listeners a chance to enjoy a raw, strikingly honest interpretation of the song. A singer-songwriter from Edinburgh, Scotland, and a winner at the CalMac Music Awards 2016, her material has been described as a combination of well-crafted songs, beautiful voice and delightful stage presence, indeed, as Fatea Magazine would have it, ‘Nothing short of enchanting’…