Conjuring a midnight rendez-vous with a maddening lover, Eleonora Stolfi’s beguiling voice breathes life into her original compositions, written with heart and stomach.

In her upcoming début solo album Fish out of Water, Eleonora holds the listener in a tortured embrace as she weaves an entrancing soundscape from the threads of generations.

Evoking a private invitation to a Lynchian lounge bar, Fish out of Water serves a swill of nostalgic reverie laced with eclectic elements of the present day. Stolfi’s studio work at once honours the lineage of her influences (alternative guitars, intoxicating saxophone, and versatile strings), while flirtatiously stealing away to explore electronic synths and beats.

After taking up the majority of the instruments in her own two hands and distilling her demons into a cathartically sumptuous recording, Stolfi emerges to present the perfect complement in her stripped-back live performance.

Eleonora’s sets explore an emotional range from hushed and confessional to raucous and wild. She cherishes these opportunities to connect intimately with her audience, revealing reimaginings of her own pieces alongside heartfelt and well-chosen covers.

A commanding presence and accomplished instrumentalist, Stolfi guides her audience with piercing insight through the enchanted darkness of the human psyche. The experience is transformative.

"The music came when I needed it most" 

Carmelle Danneman, pop artist, songwriter and actor from Atlanta, GA is bringing a ray of light through a sound we all need with a style of her own.

After being noticed at the age of 6 that she was quite the drama queen, Carmelle was lovingly placed onto the stage by her mother.
She began writing her first song at the age of 15, while continuing to act, starring in film, tv and theater productions.

A traumatic car accident in New York City during her college years which left her with anxiety prompted her to write some of her most heartfelt songs and to start producing her own short films.
Her first recorded song “What Am I Living For” was written after her accident. She hopes it will bring light and encouragement to those who need it. 
She has since has written several other songs that she plans to compile into an album. 

Carmelle is also an award-winning filmmaker, an Emmy-nominated news producer and currently a segment producer for “Morning Joe” on MSNBC.

"I'll drive the tour bus!" - Mom
"This sounds like a song that's going to be on the radio!" - Dad

REZZ...
THE HUMANS... 
THEY will UNDERSTAND... 
THEY COMMUNICATE IN the same WAY...

Contact/Press 
neonstrangers.band@gmail.com

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