Eloise’s soulful vocal acrobatics, reminiscent of Aretha Franklin and Amy Winehouse, are beautifully complemented by raw, stripped-back piano.

— Purple Melon

“Neo‑soul‑inflected r&b with jazz fusion finesse and emotional rawness: on ‘runnin’ away’, Eloise Fabbri rides a slick fusion wave of neo‑soul, jazz harmonics and raw emotional push.”

— Tits Upon Tyne

“It’s an anthem that explores the push and pull of wanting to walk away from something—or someone—that’s no good for you.”

— Earmilk

“What's particularly striking is the intelligence of the musical writing. The song's structure rejects comfortable linearity. "Fire" evolves, transforms, and surprises.”

— Extravafrench

“A distinctive bassline leads this haunting track through the woods. Trust in itself can feel like trying to see the wood for the trees: to trust or to not trust, what is poison ivy and what is an edible leaf.”

— Fresh on the Net

Trust You is like nothing you've ever heard before and, believe me, it'll have you begging for more like a protein starved gym dweller. And you can trust me on that. ”

— Best Tuna

“Whispers to your inner story and dares you to listen. It makes you feel good about yourself, sexy, and spiritually high all at the same time."

— Fire Review, Firefox

"And just when you think you've pieced together the song's path, the outro brings a tasty switch-up. It's surprising, it's timely, and above all, it's 100% Eloise and her way of telling us that she will never stick to a box."

— Ego Review - Zillions