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Born and raised in rural Massachusetts and currently living in Brooklyn, NY⁠, Eliza Edens weaves together disparate influences of people and place into her work to create mesmerizing sonic tapestries with guitar and voice.

With a love for tinkering with alternate tunings à la Nick Drake, a curious harmonic ear from years of childhood classical piano lessons, and an ever-expanding affinity for words and stories, Edens’ songs build a kaleidoscopic world that documents the parallels between hope and heartbreak. The resulting sound is a diverse palette of guitar-based, experimental folk-rock centered around Edens gently cradled voice and brimming at the edges with pockets of sonic whimsy.

Edens is due to release her sophomore album We’ll Become the Flowers on October 14th.

“The Berkshires-born artist, now based in Brooklyn by way of Colorado, is no stranger to transition, examining love, death and nature in turns… The indie-folk artist’s sophomore release finds her intensifying the questions of her debut with a sharpened, vulnerable edge.”

—Paste Magazine

“Edens’ vocals have a way of cutting to your deepest feelings with their husky intonation and a warmth that proves itself soothing even at moments of despair and worry. … We’ll Become the Flowers is a sturdy little album that allows her to assert herself as someone who is quite skilled at delivering their message with power and a beautiful grace.”

—Post-Trash

“We’ll Become the Flowers is superior singer-songwriter music…”

—The Nashville Scene