Elsie Lovelock

Elsie Lovelock was born on June 10, 1992, in Brighton, England. She studied art at Greater Brighton Metropolitan College before turning toward performance — starting musical theatre at 16, both amateur and professional. Her YouTube channel, launched in 2008, became an early platform: she posted over 200 self-mixed song covers that went on to accumulate more than 70 million views. The channel brought her to the attention of creators in web animation and games.

Her credited voice work has built up through Glitch Productions, VivziePop's projects, and game publishers — often combining performance with singing, which is less common in animation voice work.

Notable Roles in Web Series

• Hazbin Hotel – Singing voice for Charlie Morningstar (pilot). Her performance of "Inside of Every Demon Is a Rainbow" was one of the pilot's most commented-on elements.
• Murder Drones – Uzi Doorman, the series' lead character across all eight episodes
• SMG4 (YouTube series) – Meggy Spletzer, Saiko Bichitaru
• Meta Runner – Evelyn Claythorne (Season 2)
• Poppy Playtime: Chapter 2 – Mommy Long Legs
• Spooky Month – Lila (from Episode 2 onward)
• The Amazing Digital Circus – Gloink Queen
• Zenless Zone Zero – Lucy
• Additional credits in Class of '09, The Island of Giant Insects, and Death Battle.

Her soprano voice has a clear, natural East Sussex accent that reads as distinct in ensemble casts. She has a strong belt, which was central to the Hazbin Hotel pilot and which she has since applied across both acting and music projects.

Her collaborators include VivziePop (Hazbin Hotel), Glitch Productions (Murder Drones, Meta Runner, SMG4), and Sr. Pelo (Spooky Month).

Voice Style and Range

Her speaking voice sits in a mid-to-low pitch range with the East Sussex accent intact, which she generally keeps in character work rather than masking it with a neutral American delivery. Her soprano range is a distinct asset: it extends the variety of work she can take on, from character acting to musical performance, without requiring her to specialize in one at the expense of the other. Her Uzi Doorman performance in Murder Drones — dry, abrasive, and sometimes genuinely moving — demonstrates the acting range alongside the technical vocal work.