Elohim has shown herself to be an incredible fucking musician over the months she's been putting out tracks. What pop efforts she's put out have not been overly done, too trite, saccharine-sounding, or boring in any respect. They've all had a distinct flavor that's drawn us in, and, again, we're finding that here with her latest track, "Bridge and the Wall", that may be her most massive one yet. With bubbling chords to start the effort off, it's easy to see the appeal of the track right away, and with Elohim's pristine vocals fast alongside them, it's even more apparent yet. When the chorus hits about a minute in, though, it's utterly game over. There are some Charli XCX vibes that can be detected within it, and that just makes it as gigantically pop accessible as can be. "Bridge and the Wall" is, by all accounts, a statement track from the burgeoning Californian artist, and we think it's guaranteed that heads will be turned—and ears pleased—with it.

Written by Taylor Rummel