Ellie has been a Quicksilver Ambassador for four years and has toured various Quicksilver shops in the United State and the United Kingdom as well as other unique and alternative venues.
Her new EP Insights consists of five great folk soul songs which could ultimately portray of some sort of meaning to them. For example her song titled 'Try' could be about a long lost relationship which has changed for the better or has ended. The lyrics in this song have an everlasting effect on me because one always has to try hard to reap the right rewards that life throws towards you.
The song 'Back on Track' is my favourite track because I can really relate to the powerfully driven lyrics and soulful folky tune. I think the meaning behind this song is that something hasn't gone quite right or someone has lost a loved one and is now finally back on track after a period of mourning. This song has touched me because I have lost a few members of family and friends over the years.
Her song 'Why' could be about someone who was a close friend before but then lost touch. This song can relate to everyone as there is time when close friends lose touch and don't regain touch.
From being a self motivated musician Ellie Lawson has come up with an EP with songs that have very powerful issues and meanings towards them such as
Personally I would give Insights a 9/10, as i really liked the folky soul vibe that the songs bring. I am sure I will be listening again and again to this album in the coming years.
I haven't seen her live before but I have been wooed by her voice and will definitely be going to one of her gigs sometime soon. Over the next twelve months Ellie Lawson will be playing some stellar gigs around well established venues in London and then cracking the major festival circuit in the Summer of 2013.
Her time will come soon, so watch out Ladies and Gentleman
Her time will come soon, so watch out Ladies and Gentleman
If you want to book her for a show, Wedding or party then check out the links below and then get in touch with her.
