"Money" by Eliza May: Song Review
- paradoccsblog
- Jul 24, 2025
- 1 min read
3 words: Radiant, Riveting, Resourceful.

With grooving strings, trickling synths, and dynamic drums, Eliza May offers financial grievances followed by a hopeful rejection. She kicks off her most recent single “Money” with an active sound and biting lyrics that communicate confinement and escape, simultaneously. Running vocals introduce a flexible bridge that builds a clean chorus that repeats for emphasis. With lyrics like “I don’t need your help/ I don’t need your money,” May pushes against “handouts” in a world where finances are a heaving burden. This produces a duality that invites the track to help Eliza May vent all about money in a buoyant single. Eliza May’s vocals have a fluctuating attitude brimming with optimism and pride that makes a statement. The track closes with a final exaggeration of the chorus by percussion followed by a cool recollection of a soundscape that softens Eliza May’s jabs. This track empowers listeners to believe in themselves, despite their potential financial situations.
Eliza May is an indie-pop artist that has performed at Truck Festival, Y Not?, and opened in Pub in the Park. She has over 36K streams on Spotify, and her most popular song on the platform is “Edge of This”. She released her first single “The Fall” in 2018, the EP “Candy Heart” in 2023 and her new single “Money” in 2025. We are excited to hear more from her! Go add “Money” to your playlist and follow Eliza May’s socials linked below.
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