Kings Elliot Returns With Quiet Yet Powerful New Single “Enough”

Blue haired songstress Kings Elliot is back, with her quiet yet powerful new single "Enough”. Following a brief hiatus during which singer, who has been incredibly open with her fans about her struggles with anxiety and borderline personality disorder while amassing millions of streams on her deeply personal songs, “made the tough decision 7 months ago to shut everything down” in order to focus on an intense regimen of out-patient therapy. Any other time was spent doing another form self reflection, writing and recording in the studio with her frequent collaborator, producer and songwriter Halfrhymes.

Listen to ‘Enough’ below:

https://kingselliot.lnk.to/_Enough 

Of her first song back from her break, which saw her shut down a brief but illustrious touring career that had seen her supporting Imagine Dragons in stadiums across the United States and Europe, rising troubadour Stephen Sanchez across North America, and her hero Lana Del Rey at her historic Hyde Park gig, Kings says:

 "I wrote “Enough" as a way to navigate the overwhelming heartache I experienced during a devastating breakup. The song emerged from a place of deep pain, as I wrestled with the persistent belief that I wasn't enough—a sentiment that has haunted me for much of my life. Creating "Enough" became a cathartic journey, allowing me to confront and challenge this recurring notion. I’d been playing it live for some time but never planned to release it. I rarely write lyrics as raw and direct as these, making the song feel almost too vulnerable. It somehow became a favourite among my listeners who kept asking for it, which gave me the courage to finally put it out there."

Kings Elliot has always been very interested in what makes a song, starting at around seven years old. Growing up in a small Swiss town with her British mother, she kept a thick folder of every song she liked after printing out their lyrics to reflect on why they resonated so strongly with her. “I’m kinda obsessed with lyrics and melody. Always have been.” She was also obsessed with creating worlds and escaping into her imagination, something she takes with her into her musical endeavours, as reflected in the artwork for her singles that feature a sprite sized version of the artist in forests surrounded by representations of real life animals she has rescued.