London-based singer, songwriter and vocal powerhouse Eloise Viola makes music for the head, the heart and the feet. A proponent of pop’s best sub-genre – AKA Crying on the Dancefloor – Viola’s songs share messages of self-love, self-empowerment and hard-won strength. It’s all there in breakthrough single Electricity, which received strong support from Radio 2 last year and opens her excellent debut album, Glasshouse. Written and created in LA, Nashville and London, its thirteen songs – influenced by the likes of Robyn, Griff, Becky Hill and Holly Humberstone – chart Eloise Viola’s journey from battles with body issues, mental health and loss of confidence, through to the strong, powerful woman keen to pass on what she’s learned along the way.
Eloise Viola
London-based singer, songwriter and vocal powerhouse Eloise Viola makes music for the head, the heart and the feet. A proponent of pop’s best sub-genre – AKA Crying on the Dancefloor – Viola’s songs share messages of self-love, self-empowerment and hard-won strength. It’s all there in breakthrough single Electricity, which received strong support from Radio 2 last year and opens her excellent debut album, Glasshouse. Written and created in LA, Nashville and London, its thirteen songs – influenced by the likes of Robyn, Griff, Becky Hill and Holly Humberstone – chart Eloise Viola’s journey from battles with body issues, mental health and loss of confidence, through to the strong, powerful woman keen to pass on what she’s learned along the way.