The Greek – Canadian Alternative Hip Hop Artist released her debut album Evolution on June 14th from Amour Records. The album consists of eleven (11) songs that were written and recorded during a twelve-month period in Athens, Greece at The Cave Studio and the studio Future Perfect. It is produced by Ero Seagull, Dieselbytes Supreme, Marilena Orfanou, mrpc (Afrocream) and engineered and mastered by Ekelon and Selini.

Fourteen electro / hip hop songs (incl. a Charles Bukowski reading set to music) that mix rock, EDM and funk elements. Theme wise the tracks vary. One is about love or finding a girlfriend cheating, another one is about a better world, one is through Jesus’ perspective and another one is through Romeo’s perspective (Romeo & Juliet). Leon Rhymes (Too Many T’s) and Daphne Bluebird are the two featured artists in the album in the songs What’s in a Romeo and Choose Love.

Ero Seagull first appeared in the music contest The Peoples Music Awards in London where she won the judges’ round in the “Off the beaten track” category for Unison | Breath of Life. She went to give her first concert in the venue Scala and she has also played a live gig in The World Festival of Music & Drama in Lahore with her composition Craters on the moon.

Her song The Gospel was picked up by US music bloggers, went viral and reached more than 30,000 plays in less than a month. Ero was approached by the press and she had an interview both with an American reporter and an American radio host of the show Dopeness, and the song got really good reviews and it played in the Canadian radio station H3 that acclaimed her as the artist of the week.

The music video of The Gospel will be directed this late April by Antony Glaros an up and coming award-winning director.

“Ero Seagull undoubtedly offers a sound that’s unique and easily recognisable right now. For the single The Gospel, almost every building block brings individuality and unpredictability into the mix. The opening, industrial-style beat is spacious and intense – attention grabbing from the offset and interesting for its apparent lack of genre and refusal to be confined. Following this, Seagull’s voice emerges into this ongoing outpouring of rap lyricism and conceptual story-telling.” [Stereo Stickman]

“From the great city of Athens in Greece, this Greek Canadian artist has shown us great tracks in the past, this time around Ero Seagull gives us the result of her artistic evolution, and it’s cool.

I love it when artists find their sound and their sound is something new and something fresh. There is no doubt that Ero Seagull will be noticed with this track. I love it and find myself listening to it over and over again.” [Act One]