EILERA's Debut Album Features Ex-APOCALYPTICA Cellist

September 17, 2007

French singer EILERA — who currently resides in Finland — released her full-length debut, "Fusion", on September 12 through Finnish label Spinefarm Records. The CD was helmed by renowned producer Hiili Hiilesmaa (HIM, APOCALYPTICA, SENTENCED, etc.) and features mostly Finnish musicians, such as Antti Lehtinen on drums and Max Lilja (ex-APOCALYPTICA) on cello, with a handful of other talents. From France Eilera brought along Tony Canton, a man who magically brings the Celtic themes to life with his fiddle.

According to Eilera, "Fusion" "deals with the main themes of her work; the balance between strength and frailty, ambiguity, closeness to nature, and her two obsessions of all times: freedom and beauty."

An e-card for "Fusion" can be found at this location.

Watch two short interview clips with Eilera below.


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