Ethan Holt Shares Debut Single Glorious

by | Oct 12, 2024

British singer-songwriter Ethan Holt, who wrote and featured on recent Chase & Status and Gryffin tracks, has shared his beautiful debut single Glorious.

Glorious is a powerful pop ballad which explores the intricate emotions of heartbreak and unwillingly losing love. With Holt’s emotive vocals front and centre, he imagines a reality where “in some other world, we could be glorious” expressing the heartfelt trials and tribulations of a relationship ending.

Ethan Holt

Ethan Holt (Corbyn John Media)
Ethan Holt (Corbyn John Media)

Speaking on the track the 21-year-old says” “Glorious is a story about initially losing someone and the grief that comes with that. But over the course of the song it becomes about reminiscing on both the good and bad sides of a partnership, as no relationship is perfect. I chose ‘Glorious’ as the title because I wanted to appreciate the good times and the feeling of what could have been”

From writing his first song at 16 to honing his craft at the East London Arts and Music Academy (ELAM), Ethan Holt’s dedication is clear. A stand out moment for the singer was collaborating with trailblazers Chase & Status on their track Hold Your Ground, which has amassed over 8 million streams globally. Not only this, but earlier this year he celebrated his 21st Birthday travelling with the band, performing at Creamfields, Boardmasters, Milton Keynes Bowl and more festivals across the UK and Europe whilst sharing the stage with guests including Stormzy. He’s also given stellar performances at major events including Parklife Festival and Radio 1’s Big Weekend, putting him in fantastic stead to now launch his debut solo career. The future looks bright for Holt with more music to come and UK & EU shows dates yet to be announced.

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