Over the course of five albums\, indie folk singer Eliot Bronson has created his own brand of acclaimed Americana. He'\;s an award-winning songwriter\, a road warrior\, and an internationally-renowned musician with a voice that swoons and sweeps\, championed by everyone from The Baltimore Sun &mdash\; who'\;ve hailed him as "\;a folk singing wunderkind"\;&mdash\; to Grammy-winning producer Dave Cobb\, whose work on 2014'\;s Eliot Bronson and 2017'\;s James placed Bronson on the same client roster as Jason Isbell\, Chris Stapleton\, and other heartfelt songwriters.
\n\nHe turns a new page with 2020'\;s Empty Spaces\, a breakup album for the romantics and realists among us. Written after a split from his fiancé\; and a move from Atlanta to Nashville\, Empty Spaces pairs sharply-written songs about loss\, leaving\, and redemption with quietly cinematic arrangements rooted in electric guitars\, vocal harmonies\, strings\, and Mellotron. Co-produced by Bronson and longtime bandmate Will Robertson\, Empty Spaces shines a light on Eliot Bronson at his most compelling\, punctuating the woozy warmth of "\;Visitor\,"\; the heartland pop/rock of "\;With Somebody\,"\; and all points in between with the sharpest writing of his career. This isn'\;t just a record about empty spaces\, after all. It'\;s a record about the new discoveries that can fill the void.
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