With her first single 'Good Enough' racking up over 70,000 hits on Soundcloud without much effort, mystery Canadian chanteuse Chelsea Effect has unveiled second offering ‘Youth In 21’ online. A dark-pop track that takes inspiration from the world of books, and which centres on an imaginary conversation between the wives of Ernest Hemingway and F.Scott Fitzgerald, she is an artist for the intellectual listener. Her name itself is taken from Arthur Miller’s essay on the infamous Chelsea Hotel in New York, and it is hints such as these that make her interesting beyond just the music. Proving that pop can be high brow, Chelsea Effect won’t exist just on the internet for much longer. - SJ