
Elissa Franceschi's 'All These Days' video sits within a specific cultural micro-moment: the early-2010s UK independent singer-songwriter scene, where artists self-funded releases via PledgeMusic and built audiences through YouTube, Radio 1 exposure, and touring support slots with established acts. Franceschi was part of a generation of female British solo artists who operated in the sonic space between…
As the lead track and opener of the 'Devoid of Rue' EP, 'All These Days' represents Franceschi's most commercially oriented output: a high-energy indie pop-rock song with layered production departing from her earlier stripped piano-vocal work. The video documents a moment of genre evolution for…
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