Following the success of his previous EP, ‘Hey There Elijah’, multi-platinum artist and producer elijah woods is back with his latest project, ‘Elijah Would!’, released today. The six-track EP reveals a more intimate side of his artistry, showcasing a deeper emotional vulnerability in a way that feels both personal and universal.
‘Elijah Would!’ delves into tender, love-focused themes, offering a softer, more reflective vibe. While his previous EP, ‘Hey There Elijah’ (released in late September), delivered a dynamic fusion of nostalgic pop with gritty indie-rock undertones, ‘Elijah Would!’ strips things back for a raw, introspective journey that reveals a more nuanced and heartfelt side of his musical identity. He shares: “I wanted to highlight the gentler, more personal side of my music.” Together, these two EPs craft a compelling narrative of emotional growth and life’s evolving complexities.
Collaborating with acclaimed co-writers Jack LaFrantz (Benson Boone, “Beautiful Things”) and Andrew Goldstein (LANY, blackbear, MKTO), and bringing the project to life with co-producers TMS (Lewis Capaldi, Dua Lipa) and Jason Suwito (Benson Boone, Imagine Dragons), ‘Elijah Would!’ blends his heartfelt songwriting with top-tier production to create a sonically rich and emotionally resonant EP.
The EP’s focus track, “Skin & Bones”, is a heartfelt love song that beautifully captures the essence of elijah’s relationship with his wife, Hannah. Written just a week before their wedding, the track reflects the couple’s emotional journey as they prepared to embark on a new chapter together. “We wrote “Skin & Bones” in under an hour,” elijah shares. “It’s a deeply personal song that captures this special moment in our lives.” With its raw intimacy and genuine emotion, “Skin & Bones” is a celebration of love at its most transformative.
‘Elijah Would!’ Tracklisting:
1. Ultraviolet
2. The Darkest Parts of Me
3. Say Hello
4. Skin & Bones
5. Evergreen
6. What It Means
Stream the EP ‘Elijah Would!’ here: https://elijahwoods.lnk.to/ElijahWould
