Singer, songwriter, and actor Elle Winter amassed a strong fan-base from her early successes in the music and entertainment industry. Born and raised in NYC, Winter took to music at a young age. She was discovered by Radio Disney at age 14 and took part in the “Next Big Thing” program that included the release of several singles and a national tour in which she began building a fan-base.
A radio tour followed, as well as spots on The TODAY Show and the honorifics of being named Elvis Duran's Artist of the Month and KIIS FM's Next Up Artist. In 2019, during her freshman year at the University of Pennsylvania, Winter signed with Sony Music’s The Orchard (formerly, RED MUSIC) off the strength of and for the release of her forthcoming EP. The EP zeroed in on Winter’s personal experience and there's no better evidence of that perspective than standout single Yeah No written in Nashville about an ex that wouldn't leave her alone. “It's really empowering for women to know they can be on their own and be okay”, she explains. This storyline has connected with over 30 million people on streaming platforms, Elle refers to it as her “empowerment anthem.”
Elle’s latest singles “Never Even Met Her” and "Keeping Score" off her upcoming EP continue to showcase her reflective and honest storytelling alongside a powerful, organic pop feel. Working with The Orphanage, the producers of her breakout “Yeah, No” EP, her new music continues to highlight her confessional and emotional songwriting with an overarching theme of Elle's reclaiming of her narrative and self assuredness.
