Elliott Smith was an American singer-songwriter known for his deeply emotional and introspective music. His style blended indie folk, indie rock, and lo-fi elements, often characterized by delicate melodies and layered vocal harmonies. Smith's lyrics frequently explored themes of heartbreak, addiction, and mental health, resonating with listeners on a personal level.
He gained mainstream recognition with his song "Miss Misery," which was featured in the film Good Will Hunting and earned an Academy Award nomination. Smith released several acclaimed albums during his career, including Either/Or, XO, and Figure 8. His final album, From a Basement on the Hill, was released posthumously in 2004 after his tragic death in 2003.
