By Euan Blackman is a Liverpool-based singer-songwriter known for his introspective alt-folk sound, blending heartfelt storytelling with dreamy, atmospheric production. Drawing influence from artists like Bon Iver, The National, and Phoebe Bridgers, Euan crafts music that is both deeply personal and universally relatable.
His journey began with a love for songwriting, using music as a means to explore themes of nostalgia, self-reflection, and human connection. With delicate vocals, intricate guitar work, and lush ambient textures, his songs create a cinematic and intimate listening experience.
Euan’s releases have steadily built a dedicated fan base, with his music receiving critical acclaim for its authenticity and emotional depth. His ability to merge traditional folk influences with modern indie production sets him apart as a fresh and compelling voice in the UK music scene.
Known for his engaging live performances, Euan has played across Liverpool’s vibrant music circuit, captivating audiences with his raw and honest delivery. With new music on the horizon, he continues to carve out his place as one of the most promising emerging artists in the alt-folk genre.
