1) Music producer, singer & … Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists named Eliot.
1) Music producer, singer & remixer, ELIOT (formerly d:tek) suggests a post vintage opinion on music, combining sparkling analogue sounds, clean beats & fat basslines with new wavey and pop melodies.
He is the newest member (keyboardist and producer) of the NY based band Jessica 6 currently working with Nomi Ruiz on the production of the new Jessica 6 album.
His remix for the first single, āFollow Meā of the new project by Aeroplane and Dimitri from Paris, āā¬urocratsā, gained glorious reviews by various music blogs and sites. Dimitri From Paris himself marked it as his favorite remix plus it was featured in NME. The highly credited electronicrumors.com marked that he created āa stunning take on the trackā. āFollow meā was released via Aeropop label in Feb 2013.
As a DJ, he has shared the decks with John Acquaviva, Plastic Plates, Nomi Ruiz , Legowelt, Jerry Bouthier, Andrea Gorgerino, JBAG, Cassius, Punks Jump Up, Autokratz, Publicist, Visage, Black Devil Disco Club, Tatu (KCTV/Trip), StRobot, Hugo Sannchez, Grum, Tape To Tape, ATTAR!, NTEHBINT, Rex The Dog, Hard Ton and Billie Ray Martin delivering a unique style and vibe on the dancefloor.
He was one of the co-owners and founders of the Greek popular web radio waveradio.gr (2008-2012).
He is Editor-in-Chief of the blog LeFreakc'est Chic!
His debut E.P. will soon be released via UNDO Records (EMI).
Facebook Fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/ELIOT.Official
Soundcloud Page: http://soundcloud.com/eliot_music
2) Belgian singer, (Full name Eliot Vassimillet)
Alumni of the Voice Belgium who represented Belgium at the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest in Tel Aviv with the song "Wake Up".
Music in My Head
Eliot Lyrics
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Drifting in my head hope to never see you again
What if I try what if I try to forget about this music
Driving in my car listening to this fucking music in my head
I never have to say I'm wrong
I hate to be on my own, but
Sometimes I try to be alone
Feels great feels great I'm afraidAnd if I try to
Be alone now
Would to come to fight
For me somehow
Driving in my car listening to this fucking music in my head
Drifting in my head hope to never see you again
What if I try what if I try to forget about this music
Driving in my car listening to this fucking music in my head
Sometimes I try to be alone
But that don't work for me I know
I'm tryna meet some people everyday every month but I'm getting fucking old now
And if I try to
Be alone now
Would to come to Fight
For me somehow
Driving in my car listening to this fucking music in my head
Drifting in my head hope to never see you again
What If I try what if I try to forget about this music
Driving in my car listening to this fucking music in my head
Driving in my car listening to this fucking music in my head
Drifting in my head hope to never see you again
What If I try what if I try to forget about this music
Driving in my car listening to this fucking music in my head
In "In My Head," Eliot captures the complexity of emotional turmoil through the metaphor of driving a car while grappling with haunting thoughts and memories. The imagery of being in a car serves as a conduit for introspection and reflection; it symbolizes a journey that is both literal and metaphorical. The repetitive phrase ālistening to this fucking music in my headā suggests a relentless cycle of thoughts that override any sense of peace. The use of explicit language indicates frustration and a deep-seated annoyance at being trapped within oneās own mind. The struggle with memoriesāparticularly of someone the singer hopes to avoidāevokes a desire to escape the emotional confines that this music represents, highlighting a battle between wanting to move on and being tethered to the past.
The desire to be alone creates a stark contrast between companionship and solitude, revealing a profound inner conflict. The singer expresses a sense of desperation in their longing for both isolation and connection; they acknowledge their fear of being alone yet attempt to embrace it. The line āit feels great feels great Iām afraidā embodies the paradoxical nature of solitude, as it can provide relief but also predispose a person to a deeper sense of existential dread. This ambiguity is compounded by the realization that solitude is a faƧade since āthat donāt work for me I know,ā suggesting that loneliness has its own burdens. The singerās honest admission conveys an awareness of their need for companionship, illustrating the nuanced struggle of navigating personal relationships while grappling with oneās internal landscape.
As the song progresses, it becomes evident that the singer is wrestling with the passage of time and the implications of aging. The line āIām getting fucking old nowā introduces a theme of urgency; they want to connect with others yet feel increasingly alienated. Eliot captures the sense of resignation that often accompanies the aging process, where the pressure to form meaningful connections clashes with the burden of past experiences. The repeated plea to "try to forget about this music" underscores the consciousness of memories that persist despite attempts to move forward. It represents a yearning to let go of emotional baggage and highlights the challenge of reconciling oneās past with the desire to embrace the present and future.
Ultimately, āIn My Headā paints a vivid picture of a person trapped in a cycle of reflective thoughts. The incessant, disruptive music symbolizes the complexities of memory and the difficulty of escaping oneās emotional history. Eliotās lyrics convey the recognition that, while the singer desires to sever ties with the past and experience independence, the reality of loneliness and the weight of memories is confining. The act of driving becomes a metaphor for attempting to navigate through lifeās complexities, with the persistent soundtrack of oneās thoughts playing in the background. The struggle to forge new connections amid the chaos of the mind serves as an exploration of the human condition, resonating with the universal experience of grappling with isolation, memory, and the passage of time.
Line by Line Meaning
Driving in my car listening to this fucking music in my head
Navigating through life while enduring the chaotic and overwhelming thoughts that play incessantly in my mind.
Drifting in my head hope to never see you again
Lost in my thoughts, wishing to escape memories of you forever, indicating a desire to move on.
What if I try what if I try to forget about this music
Contemplating whether I can actively make an effort to silence these intrusive thoughts.
Driving in my car listening to this fucking music in my head
Continuing to navigate my daily existence while grappling with the relentless mental noise.
I never have to say I'm wrong
Finding solace in my own perspective, avoiding the discomfort of admitting mistakes.
I hate to be on my own, but
Feeling a deep unease with solitude, yet acknowledging the necessity of being alone at times.
Sometimes I try to be alone
Making conscious attempts to embrace solitude despite the discomfort it brings.
Feels great feels great I'm afraid
Experiencing fleeting moments of liberation in solitude, yet feeling scared of the implications.
And if I try to
Considering the outcomes of taking deliberate action towards change or reflection.
Be alone now
Desiring to embrace isolation at this moment.
Would to come to fight
Hoping that someone will step forward to challenge and support me during this struggle.
For me somehow
Yearning for help that may come in unexpected ways, emphasizing dependence on others.
Driving in my car listening to this fucking music in my head
Once again facing the turbulent thoughts while trying to maintain control in my life.
Drifting in my head hope to never see you again
Once more lost in thought, reiterating the wish to erase memories of a person.
What if I try what if I try to forget about this music
Revisiting the idea of attempting to dispel these mental distractions.
Driving in my car listening to this fucking music in my head
Continuing my journey while battling the ongoing mental upheaval.
Sometimes I try to be alone
Regularly attempting to confront my solitude, hoping for clarity.
But that don't work for me I know
Recognizing that these attempts at isolation often do not yield the desired tranquility.
I'm tryna meet some people everyday every month but I'm getting fucking old now
Struggling to form connections as time passes, grappling with the fear of aging and missed opportunities.
And if I try to
Pondering the implications of taking action towards change.
Be alone now
Emphasizing a current desire to seek solitude.
Would to come to Fight
Longing for someone to engage with and support me through my battles.
For me somehow
Wishing for assistance in ways I cannot predict.
Driving in my car listening to this fucking music in my head
Reaffirming the persistence of my mental struggles while navigating life's journey.
Drifting in my head hope to never see you again
Once again flowing through thoughts, emphasizing the desire to forget.
What If I try what if I try to forget about this music
Repeatedly questioning the feasibility of silencing my tumultuous inner dialogue.
Driving in my car listening to this fucking music in my head
Consistently confronting the mental noise while steering through my daily existence.
Driving in my car listening to this fucking music in my head
Reconfirming the ongoing struggle against my turbulent internal landscape.
Drifting in my head hope to never see you again
Again, surrendering to thoughts and reinforcing the sentiment of wanting to escape memories of you.
What If I try what if I try to forget about this music
Returning to the contemplation of whether I can truly detach from these jarring thoughts.
Driving in my car listening to this fucking music in my head
Ultimately reiterating the relentless cycle of battling the mental chaos that accompanies my journey.
Lyrics Ā© O/B/O DistroKid
Written by: Eliot Vassamillet
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@tawmbout
Another amazing song from Elliot! This is top notch!!
@tarfpir
Fantastic stuff, love the production, vocals, lyrics. . .
@Eliot.Partridge
We tracked the drums and bass in a big studio 414 mic in my living room with different room sounds and settings for the vocals into a tascam.8 track and a Pod for most of the guitar and then ran the final mix through 1/4 inch tape . The tape makes the delays swell cool I thought. Thank you for the comment š
@tarfpir
@@Eliot.Partridge Sounds like you have extensive experience. (Sky here btw :). š¤
@Eliot.Partridge
Yo!!ā@@tarfpir
@ligandwater
Wow, I like the grunge sound in there! You rock Eliot!!!
@Eliot.Partridge
I'm glad š. It was a big part of my influences around then. Thanks for sharing that and the comment in general.
@RHINOCLAW
Dope! Reminds me of the 90s Alt rock I grew up with.
@Eliot.Partridge
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