Pillowfight
Pillowfight is an indie pop band from Stockholm, Sweden, formed around singer Beatrice Eli. They released their self-titled EP in 2010, followed by their...
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Pillowfight is an indie pop band from Stockholm, Sweden, formed around singer Beatrice Eli. They released their self-titled EP in 2010, followed by their debut album 'Into the Blue' in 2012. Their 2013 single 'In The Afternoon' became their breakthrough track, appearing on charts in Europe.
The band's sound features Eli's vocals over dreamy harmonies and thoughtful lyrics. They've released several albums including 'Late Bloomers' in 2014 and 'Hearts On Fire' in 2017, with songs like 'Used To Think' showing their introspective approach to pop songwriting.
In 2015, Pillowfight faced plagiarism allegations that they defended against while continuing to record. Eli has spoken about her experiences with depression and anxiety, which have informed some of her writing. The band's lineup includes Christian Gabel on guitar, Jakob Winberg on bass, and Pontus Winnberg on drums.
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