Kathleen Elle

Kathleen Elle, a singer-songwriter and pop musician, discovered her musical talent early in life while playing the guitar and singing near local ice-cream shops. At just 14 years old, she began crafting her own songs, drawing inspiration from stories, memories, relationships, and personal experiences.
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Her career took off with the release of her 6-track EP "Helium," which included the impactful anti-bullying song "Don't Let Them In," touching hearts worldwide. In 2019, she unveiled her first full-length album, "Brainwaves," a compilation of tales exploring the emotions tied to relationships, encompassing joy, sadness, anger, regret, envy, and laughter.
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In 2021, Kathleen transitioned to a new electronic pop era with her single "Nervous," amassing nearly 2 million streams across various platforms. Her passion for performing has been a consistent driving force, delighting audiences in live gigs and live-streaming on platforms like Twitch, where she's cultivated a following of almost 10,000 fans.
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Kathleen's newest release, the second full-length album titled "Memory Lane," represents a significant evolution of her musical prowess. This album, set to launch later this year, boasts a diverse array of pop, folk, and R&B tracks, making it Kathleen's personal favorite work to date.