Distorted emo pop in Surrey, ellar Tee. brings auto tune to guitar riffs, ​acoustic guitars to synthesizers and ambience to anthems. You can expect ​catchy pop choruses, blended with 2010s pop punk and hip hop beats. ​Taking influence from Muse & You Me At Six from the rock genre, Gracie ​Abrams & Benjamin Francis Leftwich of the singer/songwriter world and ​innovation from Banks & The 1975, ellar Tee. outputs a bold yet intimate ​collection of songs.

Having played in various bands over the years on drums, guitar and ​piano, frontman Lewis Thomas has become very well acquainted with the ​venues that Surrey and its surrounding have to offer. From the iconic ​Guildford Boileroom to the trending Purple Turtle in Reading or the musical ​hotspot in Farnham of the Queens Head, he is extremely familiar with the ​local scene and the great people that work to bring the music to the ​masses.

Writing music since 11 years old has allowed Lewis to hone his ​songwriting skill and build what he considers to be some of the biggest and ​most anthemic songs possible. With a drive to innovate and a passion for ​merging genres, there is a whole new sonic landscape to consume in his ​material.