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ELLA EYRE RELEASES NEW TRACK L.O.V.(e)

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ELLA EYRE RELEASES BRAND NEW TRACK “L.O.V.(e)” TODAY VIA ISLAND RECORDS

Today,�Ella Eyre releases�L.O.V.(e)”�via Island Records, the first in a series of tracks to be shared as a special gift to fans over the coming weeks. “L.O.V.(e”)�has been a consistent fan favorite performed live by Ella over recent years, but has never officially been released, until now.�L.O.V.(e)�gets its release today as a direct response to the constant, love, Ella’s legions of fans show for the track day after day.�
Ella said, “Releasing L.O.V(e) is really special because it may never have happened without the fans being so persistent and vocal about their love for it too. It’s a huge compliment for me so this is a big thank you to them.”
Produced by close collaborators Banx & Ranx,�L.O.V.(e)�see’s Ella prevail in the face of a heartbreak past, provoking a brand-new space ready to love all over again.
Earlier this year Ella returned with her critically acclaimed single�New Me, which The Guardian referred to as,�“Eyre’s New Rules moment. A skittish, variously intimidating and insouciant anthem…”.�Watch the video for�New Me here.

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