ELIO began writing songs when she moved to Canada from Wales as a child and retreated to her bedroom, teaching herself to write, record and produce her own music. A fierce statement of intent, her debut EP u and me, but mostly me arrived in Summer 2020 as an astute snapshot of her universe as an artist and as a young woman; moving, growing, and learning, trying to keep up with the fast-paced world around her. The EP found fans in i-D, Vogue, FADER, NME, The Guardian, Popjustice, NYLON, PAPER, Line of Best Fit, Clash, Sunday Times Culture and more at press, as well as Zane Lowe and Travis Mills at Beats 1 for radio, and has received strong playlist support at Spotify and Apple Music globally. ELIO’s winning streak continued into the fall with well-received singles ‘Jackie Onassis’ and ‘hurts 2 hate somebody’ for her newest EP Can You Hear Me Now. At the same time, her songwriting talents led her to the world of K-Pop with a writing credit on TXT’s ‘We Lost the Summer’.

At just 23, ELIO, aka Charlotte Grace Victoria, is a master of her craft, producing intricately detailed songs from her bedroom, which speak to her generation and their shared experience of loneliness, often played out for strangers to follow online. Straight out of the gate, she has proved herself to be one of the most exciting artists to watch in the new decade.