Ellee Duke

Ellee Duke is an American singer/songwriter. Born in Utah, she began writing songs at age 5. By the time she was 17, she had written hundreds of songs and began making trips to Nashville with big dreams of breaking into the music industry. During these Nashville trips, she connected with Will Robinson, a world-class songwriter with 8 #1 hits. Will began working closely with Ellee introducing her to Big Machine Records where she signed her first publishing deal. She graduated high school early and moved to Nashville. She began writing/recording with writers and producers in Nashville on a path to develop as a songwriter and artist.

In 2015, Ellee opened 11 West Coast shows for LeAnn Rimes. Ellee discovered herself as an artist in pop music and moved to LA in 2016. Later than year, Ellee signed a publishing deal with Big Yellow Dog Music. As of 2018, Ellee is an independent artist and songwriter.

Ellee has written with many respected writers, producers, and artists such as Chris Braide, Tom Douglas, Martin Kierszenbaum, Andre Harris, KSHMR, Heather Morgan, Mikal Blue, and more. She's had cuts with Alli Simpson, Alexander Stewart, Erika Costell, SJUR, and Lulleaux. She opened for Rachel Platten in 2016 and has played shows around the U.S.

In 2019, she released 3 singles as an independent artist, of which the first, titled "Wife Material," hit 100,000 streams in a month. Ellee is set to release more music in 2020, as well as her forthcoming debut EP.