About Elisha Esquivel:

Growing up along the south coast, Elisha’s music drew influence from nature, family life, and her every day surroundings. At 16, she self-released her first EP titled Words are Not Enough, before leaving sea-side hometown for music college in the heart of the Midlands.

Elisha spent the following years performing in bands and gaining experience collaborating with other writers and producers. In 2013, she featured on ‘Clandestine’ – a track composed for film trailers and released as part of the album Goddess by Twisted Jukebox.

Following a successful Kickstarter campaign in 2017, Elisha launched her second EP From the Ground Up which won her regular plays on BBC Music Introducing Coventry & Warwickshire as well a slot at The Big Feastival 2018. She has since been on the rise, performing regularly at venues between Birmingham and London.

Her music has been described as: “remarkably immediate and catchy, with production indebted to the likes of London Grammar, Ellie Goulding and Adele” (Sputnik Magazine); as well as “layered with exquisite harmonies and a natural movement between words, emotion and expression that somehow meet on her music as if for the first time” (Treehouse Sessions, Birmingham).