Eve Selis (USA)

Eve Selis

The songs from this collection were written from a place of vulnerability while walking through one of the darkest seasons of Selis’ life as she lost her brother to suicide - it took six years to write this project because she has been living these songs.

Selis is sharing Dark Sky Blue with a grateful, hopeful, broken heart and experiencing extraordinary healing through the power of her music is wanting to share that hope and healing reminding listeners who are navigating these same feelings that they are not alone.

This period of quiet introspection led the seasoned performer on a journey of honest self-discovery and planted the seeds of a new artistic vision in her fertile heart. Her love and passion for singing has become even more meaningful over the years as she experiences the two-way, healing power of music.

She describes this record: if U2, Sara Bareilles, and Jeff Buckley had a baby that’s what this record sounds like.

Selis has been a singer for as long as she can remember - she grew up in the San Diego region and as a youngster began performing in her local church band, all the while dreaming of becoming a rock star. After an abortive spell at university studying musical theater and English, Selis began a career performing, writing and recording her own music and has released 10 albums to date.

She has gigged at the infamous Abbey Road Studios, toured Europe, and her last studio album, See Me With Your Heart was produced by GRAMMY-award winning producer Kenny Greenberg (Allison Moorer, The Mavericks, Joan Baez)

Selis lives in Franklin, Tennessee and is a working mother whose life has been about balancing her music career, raising 4 beautiful children, and learning more than she ever wanted to know about brain tumors…

'Eve is a deeply creative, caring artist who gives everything to her craft. As a live performer she is awesomely powerful, as a recording artist she is both sensitive and strong. I love her spirit and I love her music. She deserves to shine. One of the best shows I’ve ever seen in the U.K.'
— Bob Harris