Eloise Is Back With "Hungover"

British singer-songwriter  Eloise has released a new single and video, "Hungover," produced by Bruno Major. Eloise, who grew up in Normandy, England, has been releasing music since her 2019 EP, This Thing Called Living. According to the 21-year-old, this single has been written and shelved since she was a teenager. It's the first release from her upcoming project.

The accompanying music video, directed by Nicolee Tsin, shows Eloise trying to enjoy a morning in her apartment with just her and her girls. A song written with the "I'm over him…I think" sentiment showcases her witty songwriting and bluesy musicality. "Hungover" is a phenomenal effort from the rising British songstress. Watch the video below and stay tuned for more from her upcoming project.

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