February 2, 2025

Ellis Schoel Launches Single “Barstool”

True to his romantic spirit, Ellis Schoel offers us a new opus on the eternal theme of lost love. “Barstool” is an ode to broken hearts and a balm for the people who are going through the pain of a breakup.

Supported by a musical soundtrack bewitching, Ellis Schoel deploys his vocal talents to embody sadness and disarray. His voice becomes the mirror of emotions and resonates in the hearts of lonely souls who are going through a difficult emotional time, turning pain into an experience cathartic.

The single “Barstool” will be available on most streaming platforms, including iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, and Google Play. Ellis is a talented singer-songwriter from Montreal, Canada, whose style musical music covers several genres. Among his inspirations are Simon and Garfunkel, Ed Sheeran, Lewis Capaldi, Bon Iver.

Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ellisschoel

Visit online: https://www.ellisschoel.com/

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