This is the first release for artist Eliza Beck, exploring genres with emotion and vulnerability. These songs included influences like Lady Gaga, Sia, the Chainsmokers, Adele and Chance the Rapper, as heard on her acoustic cover of his "Coloring Book" hit, "Same Drugs" where she showcases her skill as an Alto Saxophonist. Katya is a song about a drag queen named Katya Zamolodchikova who inspired Eliza to project her creative voice through music. Never The Less is a feminist anthem in the hope of conveying the threat women constantly feel by passive everyday sexism. The title was inspired by the quote, "nevertheless, she persisted" in response to Senator Elizabeth's Warren protests. This collection of songs was produced, mixed and mastered by Brad Kemp, Second Bedroom Studio out of Chicago, IL.