Hamilton, Ontario songwriter Ellis returns with ‘all that i’ve got’, a beautifully understated dream-pop gem that finds comfort in melancholy. Drawing on shimmering shoegaze textures and intimate songwriting, the track offers another reminder of Ellis’ gift for turning quiet vulnerability into something deeply affecting.

Ellis’ ethereal vocal is the undeniable centrepiece, floating effortlessly above hazy guitars and soft, dreamlike production. Echoes of Mazzy Star and Slowdive can be heard throughout, but the song never feels derivative, instead creating its own gently immersive atmosphere where every note seems to drift by like a passing thought.

The song’s celebration of life’s outsiders lands with quiet sincerity, making ‘all that i’ve got’ feel like a comforting companion for anyone who’s ever questioned whether they’re enough. It’s the kind of track that belongs to those solitary moments spent gazing through a rain-soaked car window, lost somewhere between reflection and hope. Beautifully melancholic yet strangely reassuring, Ellis transforms vulnerability into something quietly powerful.