Eliza Harrison Smith

Rising indie-pop artist Eliza Harrison Smith enchants audiences with her captivating melodies and confessional lyrics. Born and raised outside of Washington, DC, Eliza was a shy, yet imaginative kid with a love for writing stories. When she picked up the guitar in her teenage years, those stories transformed into lyrics and melodies. Her passion for songwriting led her to Nashville, Tennessee in 2019. Since moving to Nashville, Eliza has established herself in the indie-pop scene, with singles like “Back Of My Mind” and “Didn’t Love Me” amassing hundreds of thousands of streams and getting radio play across the globe. With soft, emotive vocals and lyrics that strike a perfect balance of authenticity and cleverness, her music has drawn comparisons to that of Maggie Rogers and Gracie Abrams. Having graced legendary venues like Nashville’s The Bluebird Cafe and New York City’s The Bitter End, she has proven to be a mesmerizing performer. Eliza’s new five-song EP, "The Way I'm Wired", invites listeners on a journey through introspection, self-betterment, and the complexities of mental health, balancing heavier lyricism with hooky melodies and breezy indie-pop production.