Eliza Doolittle tells us all to 'Pack Up' in new video - watch now!

We told you about Eliza Doolittle when her last video came out, and had some generally nice things to say about her debut song.  Well she's back with another track, and we're happy to report that it is even better than the last.  'Skinny Genes' was a breezy fun tune but nothing earth shattering, but 'Pack Up' takes it to a new level.  It's not our usual dancefloor poppers-fest, but it's a very well done pop song for those days you want to skip down the street and get looked at because no one skips anymore which is a shame. 



Out June 28, with an album July 5

Eliza Doolittle doesn't like 'Skinny Genes' in new video - watch now!

Eliza Doolittle is an up-and-coming British singer being tipped by all "the blogs" and such.  She does a cute little blend of pop and folk and singer-songwritery stuff and it's pretty listenable by any standard.  Eliza is the daughter of West End/Broadway institution Frances Ruffelle (who drama club geeks will remember as the voice of Eponine on both the London and Broadway 'Les Miserables' soundracks) and some theater director guy we couldn't be bothered to Wikipedia.

Eliza's got the pedigree and the talent, so it will be interesting to see how this debut single fares.  As for the song itself, Doolittle says it's: "a funny scenario if you didn’t like someone, if they were really annoying, but you had a good time under the sheets."

Ah, Frances would be so proud...




Out today in the UK on Parlophone