Born in the 2000s, Elior began his musical journey by writing songs on his Diddl sheets at the age of 11. Following his debut EP Self Fiction, which explored the struggle of self-acceptance, the singer, songwriter and producer delves into the complexity of love from the first sparks to the heartbreak that follows and everything in between. Drawing inspiration from the likes of TLC, Keyshia Cole and *NSYNC, Elior's music is a nostalgic tribute to the late 90's and early 00's, transporting listeners back to a time of adolescent love and the rollercoaster of emotions. With each track, he expertly crafts a unique identity, making it stand out like an undiscovered old gem, yet it feels so nostalgic almost as if these songs have been living in our very first iPod. While Yours to Break explores the hatching of the first butterflies in your stomach, I Wonder Why depicts the inner-monologue one has in a struggle to find closure. When Best One Yet expresses a mixture of pride and hidden jealousy, an overly confident disstrack to one’s ex, No Room No Hotline, shares how it is to feel trapped in an emotional turmoil, fighting alone while seeking for unavailable support. His latest single, Love Prodigy will always be one of those special songs that manages to encapsulate a powerful and indescribable feeling with ease, simplicity and intensity. In his own words "I just want to fall in love again every time I sing Love Prodigy". Elior is online on Instagram at @elior.2000, stay tuned.