Eliot Bronson

Eliot Bronson, an indie folk singer, has crafted a unique and acclaimed brand of Americana over the span of five albums. As an award-winning songwriter and a seasoned traveler on the road, he has gained international recognition for his swoon-inducing and captivating voice. Praised by The Baltimore Sun as a "folk singing wunderkind," and championed by Grammy-winning producer Dave Cobb, Eliot Bronson has shared the limelight with esteemed songwriters like Jason Isbell and Chris Stapleton. In 2020, Bronson embarked on a new chapter with his album "Empty Spaces," an evocative breakup album that resonates with romantics and realists alike. Written following a split from his fiancé and a move from Atlanta to Nashville, the album weaves sharply-written songs about loss, leaving, and redemption into quietly cinematic arrangements, featuring electric guitars, vocal harmonies, strings, and Mellotron. Co-produced alongside longtime bandmate Will Robertson, "Empty Spaces" showcases Eliot Bronson at his most compelling, revealing the depth of his songwriting prowess. Throughout the album, Bronson takes listeners on a journey of self-discovery, exploring the spaces left empty by life's transitions and the newfound discoveries that emerge in their wake. From the woozy warmth of "Visitor" to the heartland pop/rock of "With Somebody," each track showcases the sharpness and depth of his craft. Eliot Bronson's "Empty Spaces" is a powerful musical exploration that delves into the complexities of human emotion and transformation, leaving a lasting impression on those who resonate with its introspective and heartfelt narratives.