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Blackwater Draw Honors Eloise with New Song | Lubbock News

Blackwater Draw Honors Eloise with New Song | Lubbock News

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A year after the devastating Camp Mystic flood, Nashville-based band Blackwater Draw releases “Dear Eloise,” a heartfelt tribute to eight-year-old Eloise Peck, one of 27 campers lost. Inspired by a striking resemblance to his niece and shared love of animals and spaghetti, the band crafted a song that feels like a letter from the river itself — and divinely guided. Proceeds fund the Living for Lulu Foundation, started by Eloise’s parents. The song, sent to the family before release, was called “perfectly timed” by Missy Peck, and the accompanying video was filmed at a historic chapel on the Guadalupe River, featuring Eloise’s own footage. This marks their first release since signing with a label and moving to Nashville — and they’re already recording their debut album this fall. More than music, “Dear Eloise” is a legacy of love, memory, and kindness.

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