Elohim unveils transcendent new single "Bridge And The Wall"
Pop newcomer Elohim has shared another beguiling chunk of noise - this one's called "Bridge And The Wall".
The track is the first from Elohim's second release, another AA-side single, details of which are still elusive.
"Bridge And The Wall" moves away from the woozy haze of "Xanax" and back to the grand pop statements of her first cut "She Talks Too Much" - it's slick, bubbly, and addictive. The pitter-patter of rainforest synths pockmark Elohim's velvet delivery, but when the chorus hits, it's all about that voice, and nothing else seems to really matter any more.
Check out our recent backstage shoot with the L.A.-based artist.
Debut AA-side single "She Talks Too Much"/"Xanax" is out now via B3SCI.
Listen to "Bridge And The Wall" below.
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