“Queen Of Hell“ by Elliot Wren

Singer-songwriter Elliot Wren’s latest single, “Queen Of Hell,” is a dark, edgy pop/rock ballad that showcases their unique vocal cadence, a defining feature of their sound. Elliot’s sound is distinctively their own– authentic, witty lyrics over a catchy, pop tune. Fans of artists like Halsey and Chappell Roan will appreciate the fresh new take on the pop genre that Elliot Wren presents in “Queen Of Hell” while still finding elements that are familiar to listeners.

Elliot Wren, a non-binary artist born and raised in Boston, uses their music as a platform to positively influence the LGBTQ community. This commitment to authenticity is evident in their music, particularly in “Queen Of Hell,” a song that explores the complexities of relationships and how Elliot has emerged as the “queen of hell” at the end of it all, possibly as a form of cathartic release. Elliot’s vocal range effortlessly transitions from quiet to powerful, adding depth to their sound.

Despite being an up-and-coming artist, Elliot Wren has already achieved significant success. Their sound garnered international recognition on Time Bomb, and numerous other online publications have appreciated their raw, authentic songwriting. This is a testament to Elliot’s distinctive sound, which is guaranteed to evolve and grow as they do. 

Be a part of Elliot’s musical journey today; take a listen to “Queen Of Hell,” available on major music streaming platforms. 

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