Eloise Laws is an American singer and actress known for her contributions to the soul, jazz, and blues genres. Born into a prominent musical family—her siblings are the acclaimed musicians Ronnie, Debra, and Hubert Laws—she launched her career in the late 1970s. Her signature sound is characterized by a rich, emotive vocal style that blends gospel influences with contemporary R&B. Among her most influential works is the 1977 album "Eloise," which solidified her reputation as a compelling interpreter of soulful ballads and jazz standards.