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Allo, Darlin' is the music of songwriter Elizabeth Darling. Originally from a country town in outback Queensland, Elizabeth moved to London in 2005, starting a band called The Darlings, later changing the name to Allo, Darlin'. Under the name The Darlings, Elizabeth released a 3-track single, The Photo EP, on cult CD-R label WeePop Records in November 2007. Limited to 120 copies, each with an individual photo from Elizabeth's travels on the cover, the Photo EP sold out in a matter of weeks, and found Elizabeth fans in Japan, Spain, Germany and the US. Causing the most fuss was a song called Emily, a modern day Jolene, with reviewers calling it "an indisputable girl-pop masterpiece" and "the type of pop song that would be number one in 78 countries for 43 weeks in a perfect world". Landing somewhere between self-depreciation of Kirsty Macoll, the inventiveness of Taken By Trees, and the sweetness of Camera Obscura, Allo, Darlin' has gone on to create a stir in 2008, playing one of