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Singer Songwriter Ella Eliza releases the new songs The Art Of Letting Go.

Ella Eliza is a musician originally from Germany, now based in North West London. She’s a singer, songwriter, plays multiple instruments, and produces her music. Her first EP called ‘INTROSPECTION’ got noticed by music blogs like Wonderland, Dummy, and Earmilk. Spotify and BBC Music Introducing London also supported her. She recently had a sold-out concert at Notting Hill Arts Club, headlined at The Grace, and opened for artists like Salt Ashes and Nonô in London. BBC Radio 1’s Gemma Bradley also praised her. Ella’s new single

Speaking on the release, Ella states: ‘This first single from my upcoming EP is about a very relatable, widely dealt with topic: living with anxiety. What makes this song different than all the other songs about mental health out there is that it’s written in a fun, quirky and upbeat kind of way – I mention my to do list of things I try to get through in order get rid of anxiety in the chorus before ultimately coming to the conclusion that anxiety is best handled by letting things go instead of adding things onto your plate. Anxiety is normal and instead of fighting it to go away it is much more manageable when accepted and embraced.’

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