Eloise shares new single ‘Therapist’, UK/EU Tour

Photo Credit: Charlotte Patmore

Eloise recently announced details of her upcoming album Drunk On A Flight with its title track and video (here). The bold ‘Giant Feelings’ followed revealing more from her emotionally exposing and confident debut and today she shares ‘Therapist’ for your delectation.

‘Therapist’ is a whip-smart, sorry-not-sorry “diss track” skewering emotional codependency with kiss-offs like, “You’re acting like a boy but I fell for a man.” The emotional honesty across the album stems from Eloise’s experiences with love; being in love, falling out of love, breaking up and the lessons you can glean from that relationship rollercoaster.  “Ending a long-term relationship at 23, you feel such a loss of time and adolescence and that can make you so frustrated.” she explains. “What have I learned from all of this? And what am I stuck with at the end of all of this? My songwriting has always been honest, but this feels raw – like I’m exploring all the shades of emotion.”

Watch the Doolittle Designs visual for Therapist HERE.

‘Therapist’ Video Still

Drunk On A Flight is produced by Conor Albert and is a coming of age album about embracing the moment; a heartbreak record that empowers listeners to luxuriate in their feelings – however messy or complicated they may be. As the Billie Eilish and Burt Bacharach-approved star puts it today, “This is the sound of me putting my flag in the ground as an artist.”

Eloise’s debut EP, This Thing Called Living, came in 2019, introducing the world to her entrancing, honeyed tones. It received support from Eilish, who took to Instagram to cover ‘Subside’. Two years on came Somewhere In-Between, a deeply romantic, nine-track collection recorded with Bruno Major. Billed as “a growing pains EP”, it saw Eloise exploring emotional grey areas and blending the warmth of acoustic guitar with forward-thinking, electronic production.

Throughout the album, Eloise’s supple, feather-light coo imbues material with a comforting timelessness as well as an impressive universality, despite confessional lyrics that deal daringly in specifics. For Eloise herself, Drunk On A Flight will always represent the rewards of embracing the chaos of the universe; of leaping into the unknown proving that life is a succession of sliding door moments; of split-second decisions and serendipitous diversions, each of which shape your path and irrevocably influence the person you become and the future you inhabit.

Eloise has also shared details of her upcoming UK & EU live shows in support of the record. Tickets are available now https://eloise.ffm.to/therapist