Eskimeaux
Eskimeaux is a folk-pop duo from Seattle, formed by Gabrielle Smith and Tyler Smith. They started performing together around 2010, releasing their self-titled...
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Eskimeaux is a folk-pop duo from Seattle, formed by Gabrielle Smith and Tyler Smith. They started performing together around 2010, releasing their self-titled debut EP in 2012. Their first full album, 'O.K.,' came out in 2013 and included the song 'A Hug Too Long,' which became a fan favorite for its sparse arrangement and direct lyrics.
Their later albums like 'Yearling' in 2015 and 'Lost in the Country' in 2018 showed them working with different sounds and themes. In 2022, they released 'Rooms Above Water,' which moved toward more electronic and atmospheric production. Gabrielle has spoken openly about mental health challenges, which led to a break from touring in 2019.
Eskimeaux's songs often deal with personal experiences and emotions, with Gabrielle handling vocals and lyrics while Tyler contributes on multiple instruments and production. Their work includes tracks like 'Broken Necks,' 'Everything You Love,' and 'I Admit I'm Scared,' which continue to connect with listeners who appreciate their straightforward approach to songwriting.
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