Elohim previews debut album with the magical "Half Love", one of her biggest singles so far
LA producer/songwriter Elohim has had a steady stream of infectious synthpop hits, but this is one of her biggest offerings to date.
This latest cut arrives just a few days before the rising star releases her self-titled full-length. Squirmy sax lines, parasitic earworms, and a killer middle eight combine for pure pop gold on "Half Love" - Elohim's made lots of brilliant turns over the past few years, but not many quite feel this massive.
"Half Love" links up with "Panic Attacks" and "F*ck Your Money" to preview Elohim's long-awaited debut LP, which also features already-heard numbers "The Wave", Whethan collab "Sleepy Eyes", "Skinny Legs", "Hallucinating". It's the follow up to 2016's self-titled debut EP (which contains hits such as "She Talks Too Much", "Bridge And The Wall", "Xanax", "Sensations", "Pigments", and Casey Veggies team up "All That Gold").
Tracklist:
- Why Am I Like This?
- The Wave
- Sleepy Eyes
- Skinny Legs
- FYM
- Hallucinating
- The Universe Is Yours
- Enemies
- Panic Attacks (ft. Yoshi Flower)
- Silence Is Cool
- Half Love
- I Want You
- Not Your Mama
- Water Baby
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