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Etaoin Releases New Single 'If You Called' Featuring A Stunning Music Video

Etaoin Releases New Single ‘If You Called’ Featuring A Stunning Music Video

Etaoin, an Irish singer, songwriter, and composer perform her new track, “If You Called”. Even after releasing her second extended play, Etaoin still has folk-pop tales to tell. The Irish singer-latest songwriter’s single is a progression of her bruising acoustic honesty on another heartfelt ballad that continues the tender narratives of her last album, “I Hate Everyone (but I don’t mind…

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Etaoin reveals new single ‘Sick of Me’

After the success of her debut last year, Irish singer-songwriter Etaoin’s new single, ‘Sick Of Me’, develops her sound while still keeping the London-based artist’s trademark brutal honesty and heart wrenching lyricism. It is the first taste of her upcoming EP, I Hate Everyone (But I Don’t Mind You), due out later this year via MADE Records, where Etaoin adds a poppier sound to her arsenal without leaving behind her stripped back, tender acoustic style.

The new single takes the real story of Etaoin and her best friend Florence, with her melancholic vocals singing about the pain of drifting apart after they both went to university, and after one heated argument, stopping talking to each other completely. The song occasionally bursts into powerful, belting codas as the melody explodes. The production, by Joe Rubel, acts as a conduit for this emotion, escalating on words that Etaoin wishes she could have said to someone while the relentless acoustic strum dances underneath.

Etaoin explains: “I felt hurt and replaced by her new life and friends. I was totally heartbroken and thought about her literally every day but was far too proud to message her and tell her that. The whole situation had me feeling totally unhinged if I’m honest. I felt like I’d caused the problem and would tell myself there was no point in trying to fix it because the friendship was over and I just needed to get over it - but I would lie in bed at night and write diary entries addressed to her on my iPhone notes and then never send them.”

With all of her songs coming from her real life experiences, ‘Sick Of Me’ at least had a happy ending, with the pair reconnecting as best friends again. “I ended up having my wisdom teeth out, and calling her when loopy and off my face from the pain medication they’d given me. I remember I told her I love her and I look like a puffer fish who got slam-dunked by Arnold Schwarzenegger into a moving car. We laughed, and cried and she said she loved me too. Everything went back to normal and she’s still my best friend. Funny how life works itself out.”

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Etaoin shares new single ‘I Dare You’

Despite having only launched in January this year and with two singles currently under her belt, London-based Irish singer-songwriter Etaoin has made an outstanding introduction. Her latest single, ‘I Dare You’ is the penultimate release to come ahead of her debut EP.

Armed with just an acoustic guitar and her incredible vocals, in ‘I Dare You’ Etaoin delivers a blazing act of self-assertion. With such a powerful, soaring chorus, you can almost hear the future crowds singing along at festivals to come. "I wrote it in my bathroom in my parents house, in ten minutes.” said Etaoin “I was so furious, I heard this boy was running his mouth about me. I was like: If you wanna do that, fine. I dare you, keep going, see what it does for you. A lot of my life I feel underestimated. It's a general feeling of being talked down. And this song is about my backbone asserting itself again: I am not taking this!".

Etaoin continues,"In life it's not always about who turns up for you, it's about the times you turn up for yourself. Self-respect is often used in such a screwed up way, in this case I was respecting myself by cutting contact with this person. It's me finding my voice again."

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Etaoin reveals her new single, the heartbreaking ‘Pale Damp Cheeks’

The second offering from the London based singer-songwriter, ‘Pale Damp Cheeks’ showcases Etaoin’s intricate finger-picking guitar and belting vocal melody. Give her an acoustic guitar and she will unhinge the world.

Speaking about ‘Pale Damp Cheeks’, Etaoin says: "It was winter time, a few days after a boy told me 'I like you, but I like her more than you.' And I just sat there feeling so angry at the whole situation. The heating had gone in my house, all the lights were out. There was no one home and I was sitting with my back against the radiator.”

The Tracy Chapman-esque tune paints the picture of immense loneliness and longing for healing. "This song is about wanting to run away from the pride and the anger. I wondered if it was normal to feel so messed up about something. Trying to convince yourself that you are fine and you don’t care, then taking the bandage off and immediately realising: I wasn‘t ready, it‘s not healed."

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Etaion makes her stunning introduction with ‘Bedroom Walls’

Growing up between London and Ireland, Etaion’s childhood household was typically Irish. Etaoin was being entered into Irish music competitions from the age of 6, winning the adult categories by the age of 10 – and these include whistle, singing, songwriting and flute. She won everything there is to win in that world. As a child. She then became obsessed with pop songs on the radio which have inspired and opened the door to who she is as an artist today. ‘Bedroom Walls’ is the perfect introduction to her undeniable knack for the perfect pop melody, coupled with her unique vocals, inspired and informed by her idiosyncratic musical history.

‘Bedroom Walls’ sees Etaoin put everything on the table. The song came from heartbreak, but ended up being about much more than that. "When I listen to 'Bedroom Walls' now there’s a sense of waiting for my old self to come back. Not only waiting for someone else, but for yourself at the same time; wanting to be in contact with someone through lyrics, but not actually facing it. Pride can get in the way sometimes, people don‘t wanna look like they care. I‘m so guilty of that, I‘m scared of looking like I care too much. Especially with boys. So I just think of a million speeches, write texts, delete them and ask friends the same question over and over as if they know the answer," she says.

Written entirely by Etaoin, the song is the first to appear from a debut EP, due out later in the year. Written entirely on acoustic guitar, Etaoin showcases a finger picking style that has a traditional songwriter air to it – only to contradict this sentiment with her bold lyrics and pop melodies. “I feel like a lot of people try to make their lyrics really pretty, but it‘s the real ugly shit that gets me the most. The stuff that really plunges into you and hits you right in the guts. I want my music to be that voice through your headphones when you can’t really talk to your friends about it; a reminder that even though it might be 3am in your bedroom and your whole house is quiet, you’re never truly alone. I’ve never wanted to be that ‘sit down, shut up and look cute’ singer-song- writer girl. I want to speak loudly without fear.”