ARTIST BIO

ELLE FOX has wanted to be a singer-songwriter ever since Miley Cyrus graced her TV screen as Hannah Montana. One of her clearest childhood memories is tuning into the show every Monday at 8, pink fluffy song journal in hand, scribbling lyrics about the very serious struggles of being five. That grew into a lifelong love of storytelling—now channeled into her own unapologetic pop-rock.

For Elle, every song begins with the lyrics. A phrase or feeling will stick with her, eventually unfolding into a full vision and world. Her songs capture the messy, angsty, loud emotions of coming into adulthood, drawing inspiration from pop-rock icons like Hayley Williams, Olivia Rodrigo, and Avril Lavigne.

In college, Elle fronted a rock band, sharpening her skills as both a vocalist and a bandleader on stages across the Atlanta music scene. For her Senior Capstone project, she produced and performed in Atlanta Amplified — an on-campus music festival featuring 5 independent artists headlined by Penelope Road.

Elle Fox makes music for anyone who’s ever felt like “too much.” Because sometimes—it’s okay to be the drama.