Today, Melbourne-based musician, Eilish Gilligan, reveals new single, “Up All Night”. Co-written with Alex Lahey and Gab Strum (Japanese Wallpaper), “Up All Night” is another dynamic stunner that is playful, percussive, and anthemic, it’s the antithesis of past EP, Hospital. Eilish’s radiating vocals are backed by a pulsing synth and an atmospheric energy that reverberates through the chorus.

As Eilish puts it, “Up All Night” is “the snap decision to go out, to stay up all night, to replace lovers with friends, to dance with a room full of strangers and sweat, to take drugs, to scream along and to blackout from drinking and full-body exhaustion.”

However, it’s the idealised night out, as Eilish reveals, its “my idea of the perfect version of that night, my idea of the perfect version of myself; someone who is fun, and chaotic, and the life of the party – not who I am, which is anxious, chronically sad, and frightened of drugs and blacking out and making out with strangers”

Of the co-write with friends, Alex Lahey & Gab Strum, Eilish notes, “it was something I will never forget – I love those two incredibly talented people so much, and to write such a special song with them is something I will never take for granted.

Having turned to Twitch during lockdown last year, Eilish was featured on their ANZ Creative Showcase and has steadily been building a serious following where she’s been giving audiences an insight into song production and composition. She’s excited to return to the platform for more exclusive videos and performances this year.