Scottish Singer-Songwriter Euan Allison Unplugs For New Single “Lights Off”

With his debut EP Lights Off out now, Scottish singer-songwriter Euan Allison has shared the title track to go alongside the release. The EP focuses on the online divide of social and political views, and more so, the effects of unplugging from technology.

“When you actually go to meet people, have real conversations, you realize the world isn’t as divided as it seems online”, Euan shares. “‘Lights Off’ is referring to screens and phones; when you turn the screens off, you have a better view of the world than with the phone screens on.”

On the title track, the Glasgow-based artist strips down his sound for a delicate piano ballad, allowing his voice and lyrics to bring out the poignance of the topic and encourage a more minimalist approach to the world.

Listen below:

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