Louie Elser

The retro and slightly decadent sound of the song made me immediately think that "27 Club" was a Noir movie song . With a dramatic entrance, as soon as Louie Elser's voice arrives, I remembered the subtlety of Alexandra Savior's work and her retro-chic mood , with that little bit of melodrama that I love so much. "27 Club" is a very striking song, not only for the composition, but also for the different instruments and the way they appear here combined with the voice. And for the subtlety of the French samplers that combine so sweetly with the melody and with a greater rudeness of the lyrics that make this song memorable.

Good for those who like striking and subtle music at the same time, sophisticated and with a more retro tone, it is the perfect song for the end of the afternoon and to start the night. - Phonograph Me

LOUIE ELSER's role models include lo-fi artists such as Tash Sultana and James Blake. Their latest single 'Holograms' comes with this brisk beat and the perfect tempo. She whispers about it dreamily and as sweet as sugar. Her debut album should also be released in a few weeks or days. - We Love That Sound

San Francisco-based artist Louie Elser succeeds with a track that’s both serene and stirring. “Holograms” shows Elser’s ability to craft haunting soundscapes with a quivering croon, accompanied by murky rhythms and suave keys. The “here you go again,” vocal stirring, which heightens in pitch with a sincere yearning, sends chills. “Holograms” comes via Elser’s upcoming album, out in October. The consuming “Holograms” has me anticipating that release, for sure. - Obscure Sound