Elephants Everywhere share latest shimmering romantic song via Unique Vibes

Let’s venture into the world of sparkling pop – where many undiscovered artists are working hard to make their claim on the territory. Take Elephants Everywhere, for example, comprised of  Sean Bartoshuk and John Shekerjian, who met while attending school in Detroit. Moving to the dynamic city of L.A., the duo are planning to make waves, with their single ‘Give Me Love’ featuring songstress ELSIE BAY providing the perfect shimmering ice breaker.

“We had heard a couple songs that we loved by ELSIE BAY and reached out to her for vocals. We instantly loved what she came up with and it really breathed new life into the record. The song is about falling out of love but being scared to let go. Also, about having the courage to change and get out of your comfort zone.”

Touching on the sweet spot somewhere between nostalgia and romance, the single was created during a jam session while in the early stages of the quarantine of 2020. As the single progressed, Elephants Everywhere realised the importance of constructive feedback and found it to be one of the most challenging points as they couldn’t perform ‘Give Me Love’ live to gauge the listener’s reactions in person. However, the two reached out to as many people as possible, continuously asking for feedback and finally finding themselves signed with the label Unique Vibes, which is also one of the major Youtube channels for supporting similar music.  

“We had heard a couple songs that we loved by ELSIE BAY and reached out to her for vocals. We instantly loved what she came up with and it really breathed new life into the record. The song is about falling out of love but being scared to let go. Also, about having the courage to change and get out of your comfort zone.”

A testament to creativity, perseverance and a little bit of positivity – we think the orchestral single is the mark of the next big chapter for the duo. 

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By Sarah Britton