Earlier this year, producer, singer, songwriter and musician Matilda Eyre released her debut single ‘FYA’, which was described by Atwood Magazine as a “hazy, hypnotic [and] a dark ode to the self that explores societal pressure and detachment.” Not only did ‘FYA’ receive an overwhelming amount of support from the online music community, the single was also aired on BBC Introducing London, Soho Radio, Hoxton Radio and Amazing Radio.

Now, the London-based German artist returns with another stunning display of her mesmeric electronic production and her penchant for eerily beautiful pop melodies with new single ‘The Calling’. Over blossoming digital beats, vibrating bass and atmospheric piano chords, Matilda Eyre explores the changeability of the human condition, and how we’re so often distracted from our hopes, dreams, and inner truths.

“The Calling is a song about our dreams and forgotten truths. The way we distract ourselves, get wrapped up and abandon our hearts; although like a subtle wind, like an echo from far away, our dreams are calling. That moment when we suddenly realize we’ve gone astray. The Calling is a reminder of all dreams forgotten and a call to step out of your shadows and into the light.” – Matilda Eyre

More than a self-produced musician, Matilda Eyre has also worked with a variety of artists from hip-hop (including The Knighthood Society member Henny Knightz) to indie-electro and taken her eerie soundscapes into the live setting on many occasions. Highlights so far include, supporting San Scout at Off The Cuff, Mahogany Session performance at Mahogany Music Club, Ableton Show (SAMPLEnHOLD) in Los Angeles, and in October this year Matilda traveled to Munich to perform a show for culture magazine Quite Something.

“Everything about Matilda Eyre’s music feels precise, exact. There’s an assured touch to her songwriting, making each lyric – each note, even – count.” – Clash Magazine

“Matilda Eyre’s hazy, hypnotic debut single “FYA” is a dark ode to the self that explores societal pressure and detachment.” – Atwood Magazine

“Eyre uses her music as a vessel to speak about matters close to her heart.” – She Makes Music

“We’re really enjoying this dark but delicate musical to ode to self worth, inner joy and ferocity. Eyre’s gently croaked vocals soar over the stripped back percussion and whirring synth laden bass… 100% approval from us” – Get In Her Ears