Ellee Duke is an American artist, songwriter, and entrepreneur known for blending real-life stories with organic, quirky elements, allowing her to express complex emotions in a unique and emotive manner. 

By 17, Ellee had composed hundreds of songs and started making trips to Nashville, aiming to break into the music industry. Her talent and dedication led to a publishing deal with Big Machine Music, prompting her to move to Nashville to further her career. 

During this period, she collaborated with esteemed songwriters such as Liz Rose, Nathan Chapman, and Kelsea Ballerini. 

In 2015, Ellee opened 11 West Coast shows for LeAnn Rimes, an experience that influenced her artistic direction. Feeling a strong connection to pop music, she relocated to Los Angeles six months later to immerse herself in the vibrant music scene. 

Her core values of integrity and empathy have garnered her a loyal audience, with more than 13 million views on TikTok and 25 million streams internationally. 

Ellee's discography includes notable singles such as "I Hate Cardio" (2022) and "Fragile" (2024), both reflecting her ability to convey personal experiences through her music. 

Her empowering song "Fragile" serves as an anthem for those who have been underestimated, showcasing her resilience and depth as an artist. 

Throughout her career, Ellee Duke has shared stages with artists like Lauren Alaina, Walker Hayes, and Rachel Platten, further establishing her presence in the music industry. 

Her journey from a young songwriter in Utah to a recognized artist in Los Angeles exemplifies her dedication to her craft and her ability to connect with audiences worldwide.