Vera Ellen's New Ep ‘Heartbreak For Jetlag’

Friday, 17 May 2024, 9:51 am
Press Release: Flying Nun Records

On the back of her recent Taite Music Prize win, Vera Ellen has dropped a brand new six-song EP ‘heartbreak for jetlag’ - out now on streaming platforms via Flying Nun Records. Completely self-recorded, mixed and mastered in her bedroom, this vulnerable new collection of works is sure to break your heart.

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