Specialising in melodies for the moments that move you forward. Folky pop, with a touch of soul, writing songs to lift you up and bring you closer to your inner self.
An artist holding versatility at the core of her identity, vocalist Eleanor Grant will be performing her original material for the first time in 2025 in anticipation of her upcoming debut single, ‘Inside Me’.
Hailed as ‘one of Britain’s greatest talents’ (Hollywood in Vienna 2019), Eleanor is an accomplished singer, songwriter, double bassist and bass guitarist. In the studio, Eleanor has sung for composers Nigel Hess, Alan Menken, Guy Chambers & Rachel Portman, and has performed as a guest soloist with orchestras across the globe, including Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra, Luxembourg Philharmonic and RTÉ Concert Orchestra. At the age of just 18, she made her Royal Albert Hall solo debut at the world premiere screening of The English Patient Live in Concert with the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, and returned to the RAH in October 2024 as guest soloist in the world premiere of Avatar Live in Concert. Eleanor regularly tours Europe and Asia with Avatar, Titanic, and Lord of the Rings in Concert, and she is also the electro-acoustic double bassist and female vocalist for the London Symphonic Rock Orchestra.
Eleanor has been writing since the age of 17, but as someone who sings in so many different styles, it’s taken a while to discover her sound as an artist. However, fast forward to 2025, Eleanor feels that now after 8 years of writing, she has finally collated a collection of music that feels true to her inner self.
“I’ve always been so conflicted as an artist who loves singing and writing in so many different genres. I’m never going to put myself into a box, but I can wholeheartedly say that this set of songs are equivalent to my cosy every day jumper. I would be happy singing these songs every day of the year, and that doesn’t mean that I want to abandon the rest of my musical wardrobe, I’ve just finally written songs that truly feel like home.”