Eurielle

Eurielle is a British classically trained singer-songwriter known for blending operatic and choral vocal technique with cinematic, fantasy-inspired pop production. She trained as a vocal scholar at St Peter's School in York before earning a scholarship to study at the Royal Academy of Music in London, where she studied under the late Noelle Barker and developed the genre-crossing sound that would become her signature. She was also a member of the National Youth Choir of Great Britain.

While still a student, Eurielle began collaborating with multi-platinum producer Ryan Louder, whose credits include work with Dido and Katherine Jenkins, and the pair developed a close creative partnership. Together they wrote and produced her debut album Arcadia, which she self-released in December 2015. Her music draws heavily on mythology, fantasy literature and legend for its themes, a direction that led her toward high-profile fantasy tie-in work, including songs connected to J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth, such as «Song of Durin» and «Lament for Thorin».

Eurielle's voice and songwriting sit at the intersection of classical training and contemporary pop and cinematic music, giving her a niche but devoted following among fans of fantasy and film-adjacent music. She has continued to release singles and expand collaborations with other songwriters and producers since her debut.