Erin Greider, based in Los Angeles, is a talented singer and songwriter who creates captivating tunes that resonate with listeners. With a deep-rooted passion for music, she began crafting her own songs at the age of eight, picking up the guitar shortly after being inspired by Freaky Friday. Erin Greider expanded her musical repertoire by learning to play the drums, piano, and bass. Songwriting holds a significant place in her life, and she has collaborated with various producers to bring her compositions to life. Shortly after graduating from Chapman University’s Dodge College of Film and Media Arts, Erin released her debut album. Her latest offering is the pop single “Pockets.”
In “Pockets,” Erin Greider delivers an emotionally charged experience against an intimate piano-led backdrop. The soulful soundscape complements the poignant exploration of emotions conveyed in the lyrics. Lines like “Do I ever cross your mind, When you’re driving yourself home at night” and “You still cross my mind, How you maybe could’ve been mine, Before you moved on with someone, Who could give more of her heart” reveal the artist’s vulnerability as she expresses regrets about not expressing her true feelings to a past love. With its relatable and heartbreakingly honest narrative, coupled with ethereal guitar elements, Erin Greider presents a captivating pop gem that resonates with the theme of lost love. Press play and let the evocative words of “Pockets” tug at your heartstrings.
Chicago based writer and creative. Fan of 80’s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late night drives.
