Femme rock powerhouse ELOUR unleashes the lyric video for her track “Break Me,” now on YouTube.

This searing anthem explodes from ELOUR’s critically acclaimed album “Blood Running,” released worldwide via Epictronic. “Break Me” confronts the brutal reality of a toxic relationship, laying bare the emotional turmoil with unflinching lyrics like “You break me over and over.” Vivid imagery paints a picture of self-doubt and the desperate yearning to break free.

The “Break Me” lyric video is an intense journey into the depths of love, loss, and the fight for self-discovery. Immerse yourself in ELOUR’s powerful vocals and raw emotions as you navigate the relentless cycle of a toxic connection.

Discover the full range of ELOUR’s musical prowess by streaming their album “Blood Running”: https://orcd.co/bloodrunning

ELOUR (pronounced “allure”) is what Elizabeth Ghandour categorizes as Femme Rock. Elizabeth’s direct lyrics, diverse background, and classically trained voice, combined with Ned Barclay’s soaring guitar, Joe Scarpellino’s tasty bass, and Ryan Vee’s creative drumming, yields a sound that’s raucous and rebellious, and yet very stylish.

I see my music as empowering for females because of my honesty. I think women often try to keep their emotions in check because it’s so easy to be called crazy or hysterical or to be seen as “too much” or too intense or aggressive, while males seem to get away with much more, without being labeled or ostracized. I like to lean into those labels and challenge those stereotypes by showing that there is strength in showing emotions, even if they’re emotions that are discouraged for women, such as lust, rage, or anger. “Good Girl” challenges the notion that women should suppress valid emotions to satisfy some external (patriarchal) version of “good.” “Reputation” and “Beautiful Girl,” each in their way, go further and recommend throwing off unhealthy, limiting societal chains.

I titled my album “Blood Running” after a lyric from the song “Ha.” The song displays the anger I felt after a relationship breakup, but underneath the anger was immense hurt. I was unseen and my pain and struggle didn’t matter. I feel it’s a bit of a female anthem because as females we are often dismissed or unacknowledged. We play so many valuable roles in a society that is still run by men. Our effort seems endless and often we are left feeling powerless. I hope that the album inspires people, and women especially, to find validity in all their emotional expression, and to claim their own power.

ELOUR is:

Elizabeth Ghandour: Songwriter, lead vocalist, rhythm guitar
Joe Scarpellino: Bass, backing vocals
Ned Barclay: Lead guitar
Ryan Vee: Drums

Connect with ELOUR:
elourmusic.com
www.instagram.com/elourmusic
www.facebook.com/elourmusic
www.youtube.com/@elour
twitter.com/elourmusic

ELOUR presents the official video for “Fade,” a track from her hit album “Blood Running” on Epictronic.

“Fade” explores the transitory nature of infatuation, masterfully weaving themes of uncertainty and fleeting euphoria. With raw emotion and unapologetic energy, Elour paints a vivid portrait of the tumultuous journey through love’s highs and lows.

The stunning video, created by Iterate Designs, perfectly complements the song’s emotional journey. Edited by Keegan Burckhard, the video is a must-see for fans of captivating visuals and original storytelling.

ELOUR (pronounced “allure”) is what Elizabeth Ghandour categorizes as Femme Rock. Elizabeth’s direct lyrics, diverse background, and classically trained voice, combined with Ned Barclay’s soaring guitar, Joe Scarpellino’s tasty bass, and Ryan Vee’s creative drumming, yields a sound that’s raucous and rebellious, and yet very stylish.

I see my music as empowering for females because of my honesty. I think women often try to keep their emotions in check because it’s so easy to be called crazy or hysterical or to be seen as “too much” or too intense or aggressive, while males seem to get away with much more, without being labeled or ostracized. I like to lean into those labels and challenge those stereotypes by showing that there is strength in showing emotions, even if they’re emotions that are discouraged for women, such as lust, rage, or anger. “Good Girl” challenges the notion that women should suppress valid emotions to satisfy some external (patriarchal) version of “good.” “Reputation” and “Beautiful Girl,” each in their way, go further and recommend throwing off unhealthy, limiting societal chains.

I titled my album “Blood Running” after a lyric from the song “Ha.” The song displays the anger I felt after a relationship breakup, but underneath the anger was immense hurt. I was unseen and my pain and struggle didn’t matter. I feel it’s a bit of a female anthem because as females we are often dismissed or unacknowledged. We play so many valuable roles in a society that is still run by men. Our effort seems endless and often we are left feeling powerless. I hope that the album inspires people, and women especially, to find validity in all their emotional expression, and to claim their own power.

ELOUR is:

Elizabeth Ghandour: Songwriter, lead vocalist, rhythm guitar
Joe Scarpellino: Bass, backing vocals
Ned Barclay: Lead guitar
Ryan Vee: Drums

Connect with ELOUR:
elourmusic.com
www.instagram.com/elourmusic
www.facebook.com/elourmusic
www.youtube.com/@elour
twitter.com/elourmusic

Femme Rock powerhouse ELOUR is proud to unveil the lyric video for “Beautiful Girl,” a powerful track from their upcoming album, “Blood Running,” slated for a re-release via Epictronic.

Brimming with raw emotions and ELOUR’s signature rock-infused sound, “Beautiful Girl” confronts the societal pressures and unrealistic expectations placed on women, particularly regarding beauty standards and objectification.

This song challenges the notion that a woman’s value lies solely in her physical appearance, encouraging listeners to reject narrow definitions of beauty and embrace their multifaceted selves.

ELOUR (pronounced “allure”) is what Elizabeth Ghandour categorizes as Femme Rock. Elizabeth’s direct lyrics, diverse background, and classically trained voice, combined with Ned Barclay’s soaring guitar, Joe Scarpellino’s tasty bass, and Ryan Vee’s creative drumming, yields a sound that’s raucous and rebellious, and yet very stylish.

I see my music as empowering for females because of my honesty. I think women often try to keep their emotions in check because it’s so easy to be called crazy or hysterical or to be seen as “too much” or too intense or aggressive, while males seem to get away with much more, without being labeled or ostracized. I like to lean into those labels and challenge those stereotypes by showing that there is strength in showing emotions, even if they’re emotions that are discouraged for women, such as lust, rage, or anger. “Good Girl” challenges the notion that women should suppress valid emotions to satisfy some external (patriarchal) version of “good.” “Reputation” and “Beautiful Girl,” each in their way, go further and recommend throwing off unhealthy, limiting societal chains.

I titled my album “Blood Running” after a lyric from the song “Ha.” The song displays the anger I felt after a relationship breakup, but underneath the anger was immense hurt. I was unseen and my pain and struggle didn’t matter. I feel it’s a bit of a female anthem because as females we are often dismissed or unacknowledged. We play so many valuable roles in a society that is still run by men. Our effort seems endless and often we are left feeling powerless. I hope that the album inspires people, and women especially, to find validity in all their emotional expression, and to claim their own power.

ELOUR is:

Elizabeth Ghandour: Songwriter, lead vocalist, rhythm guitar
Joe Scarpellino: Bass, backing vocals
Ned Barclay: Lead guitar
Ryan Vee: Drums

Connect with ELOUR:
elourmusic.com
www.instagram.com/elourmusic
www.facebook.com/elourmusic
www.youtube.com/@elour
twitter.com/elourmusic

Epictronic Records is ecstatic to announce that femme rock project ELOUR has officially partnered with Epictronic to reissue their groundbreaking album “Blood Running,” slated for release on June 7th, 2024.

Elizabeth Ghandour, the driving force behind ELOUR, expressed her excitement about the collaboration, stating: ELOUR’S goal is to help people find community, empowerment, and catharsis through the experience of emotionally charged, hook-heavy femme rock music. ELOUR is extremely pleased to team up with Epictronic for the re-issue of Blood Running, an album that explores frustration with personal relationships, societal boundaries, gender norms, and life’s vicissitudes in general. Epictronic’s greater reach, industry contacts, and comprehensive promotion plan will help bring the album to more people in need of a fun and satisfying emotional outlet – and isn’t that just about everyone?

Experience the sonic explosion of ELOUR through the music video for “HA”:

Tracklist

1. Reputation
2. Reputation (Radio Edit)
3. Waste Of My Time
4. Fade
5. Ha
6. Beautiful Girl
7. Is It True
8. Break Me
9. Break Me (Radio Edit)
10. The Look In Your Eyes
11. Good Girl
12. Up All Night

ELOUR (pronounced “allure”) is what Elizabeth Ghandour categorizes as Femme Rock. Elizabeth’s direct lyrics, diverse background, and classically trained voice, combined with Ned Barclay’s soaring guitar, Joe Scarpellino’s tasty bass, and Ryan Vee’s creative drumming, yields a sound that’s raucous and rebellious, and yet very stylish.

I see my music as empowering for females because of my honesty. I think women often try to keep their emotions in check because it’s so easy to be called crazy or hysterical or to be seen as “too much” or too intense or aggressive, while males seem to get away with much more, without being labeled or ostracized. I like to lean into those labels and challenge those stereotypes by showing that there is strength in showing emotions, even if they’re emotions that are discouraged for women, such as lust, rage, or anger. “Good Girl” challenges the notion that women should suppress valid emotions to satisfy some external (patriarchal) version of “good.” “Reputation” and “Beautiful Girl,” each in their way, go further and recommend throwing off unhealthy, limiting societal chains.

I titled my album “Blood Running” after a lyric from the song “Ha.” The song displays the anger I felt after a relationship breakup, but underneath the anger was immense hurt. I was unseen and my pain and struggle didn’t matter. I feel it’s a bit of a female anthem because as females we are often dismissed or unacknowledged. We play so many valuable roles in a society that is still run by men. Our effort seems endless and often we are left feeling powerless. I hope that the album inspires people, and women especially, to find validity in all their emotional expression, and to claim their own power.

ELOUR is:

Elizabeth Ghandour: Songwriter, lead vocalist, rhythm guitar
Joe Scarpellino: Bass, backing vocals
Ned Barclay: Lead guitar
Ryan Vee: Drums

Connect with ELOUR:
elourmusic.com
www.instagram.com/elourmusic
www.facebook.com/elourmusic
www.youtube.com/@elour
twitter.com/elourmusic