“Half Love” will be released on Elohim‘s self-titled debut album, set for a release on April 27 via BMG.
What a long way Elohim has come since the release of her debut tracks “She Talks Too Much” and “Xanax” in 2015. As her career started at the same time than HighClouds, we are clearly suffering from the comparison.
Following up to her recent collaboration with Yoshi Flower on “Panic Attacks,” the classically-trained pianist, singer-songwriter and producer will unveil her debut album this Friday. In the wake of this announcement, Elohim has just dropped a brand new single which doesn’t disappoint. “Half Love” already sounds like a federating pop track with its massive hook, captivating chorus and dance-y sax section. Be ready to shake it “all the way”.
Elohim will also be touring through the US. Check her itinerary below (^ w/The Glitch Mob):
Apr 27 // Los Angeles, CA @ Fonda Theatre
May 11 // Edmonton, AB @ Union Hall ^
May 12 // Calgary, AB @ Marquee Beer Market & Stage ^
May 14 // Vancouver, BC @ Commodore Ballroom ^
May 15 // Spokane, WA @ The Knitting Factory ^
May 16 // Missoula, MT @ The Wilma ^
May 18 // Seattle, WA @ Showbox SoDo ^
May 20 // Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater ^
May 23 // Garden City, ID @ Revolution Center ^
May 24 // Reno, NV @ Cargo ^
May 26 // San Diego, CA @ The Observatory North Park ^
May 27 // Las Vegas, NV @ Brooklyn Bowl ^
May 31 // Boston, MA @ House of Blues ^
Jun 2 // Washington, DC @ 930 Club ^
Jun 7 // Manchester, TN @ Bonnaroo
Jun 10 // Orlando, FL @ The Plaza Live ^
Jun 13 // New Orleans, LA @ The Joy Theater ^
Jun 14 // Houston, TX @ White Oak Music Hall ^
Jun 15 // Austin, TX @ Emo’s ^
Jun 16 // Dallas, TX @ House of Blues ^
Jun 19 // Indianapolis, IN @ Egyptian Room ^
Jun 20 // Columbus, OH @ Express Live! ^
Jun 21 // Pittsburgh, PA @ Stage AE ^
Jun 21-24 // Rothbury, MI @ Electric Forest
Jun 28 // Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks ^
Jun 28-Jul 1 // Rothbury, MI @ Electric Forest
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