Having established herself as one of Australia’s most striking songwriters of recent years, Eliza Hull has proven the longevity of her music, and continued evolution with the release of her recent EP Here They Come which sees Hull work with ARIA Award-winning producer Pip Norman (Baker Boy, Missy Higgins) and feature co-writes with artists Gordi and Odette.
The first single ‘Running Underwater’ was first performed by Hull during a powerful appearance on national TV on ABC’s Q&A. It’s the first song Hull has written about having a disability. The music video features dancer roya the destroya and sparked many needed conversations about the lack of representation of disability in the music industry, the song was featured in Double J’s Best New Music. Her profile as a musician and advocate has risen exponentially in Australia and overseas. Highlights include speaking at SXSW Sydney, performing at BIGSOUND, The Women in Music Awards and performing live on the BBC in the UK and ABC. She also recently toured the U.K. across five weeks, including a lucrative place on The Great Escape Festival’s program in Brighton.
An award-winning artist (Music Victoria Awards, AWME Women in Music Award), Eliza Hull is an engaging and captivating performer who has been drawing a loyal fan base across the country; notable shows at many iconic venues and events including the Sydney Opera House, Ability Fest, NYE On the Hill, Hamer Hall, BIGSOUND, Malthouse Theatre, and the Melbourne Recital Centre, which she recently sold out. She recently supported artists Maple Glider, Dan Sultan, Jen Cloher, Clare Bowditch and Sarah Blasko. Her music has been featured in TV internationally in shows including Awkward, Teen Wolf, Saving Hope and in Australia on The Heights. She is currently writing music for a UK Feature film, and has reimagined Silverchair’s ‘Tomorrow’ for TV show Playing Gracie Darling.
Eliza has also released several children books about disability titled Come Over To My House and The World We Can Build as well as a book on parenting We’ve Got This which has been released internationally.