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Biografie
·Born and raised in the South of France from a Lebanese — Egyptian father and a French mother, Ellene Masri is A French-American Artist living in the United States.
It is rare when an artist comes on the scene with a unique sound, vision, voice and presence. French-born singer-songwriter Ellene Masri is all of that and more. Her sound combines many international cultural influences, Latin rhythms, with European, Mediterranean and American melodic sensibilities.
One reviewer when faced with a dilemma about her asked: "Is her voice velvet, satin or silk?" It's all three, with soulful being the common denominator.
Above all, she is not one of those prefabricated, producer created artists. She is firmly in control of her sound and direction.
Her self-produced debut album, "Music", released in 2013 granted her multiple awards from mainstream media (Album of the Week on Jazzfm.com) and showcased her talents as a composer, arranger and musician, playing guitar, keyboards and programming, establishing her as a highly regarded music producer and placing her among the top independent artists in her genre.
In 2018, she appears as the featured artist on the first official new release from the Loose Ends brand in 28 years and the first new music from Steve Nichol in 30 years, "Dangerous Romance" for which she wrote the melody and lyrics.
In 2020, she leaves her Las Vegas residency to return to Paris and live with her loved ones for a while during the COVID outbreak, before escaping to Miami in the summer of 2021 to avoid the strict COVID restrictions and resume her life as an artist.
This year, 2025, she's diving into the creation of her highly anticipated new EP and gearing up to drop a fresh single that promises to captivate her audience.
"I feel like Miami is the perfect place for me, not just as a musician, but as a person. The energy, the culture and nature, and the people are so inspiring, and it feels like the right place for me to continue my artistic journey. This city has a unique way of combining different musical genres and cultural influences, and it's allowed me to experiment with my sound and take it to new heights. I'm excited to continue sharing my music with this community and beyond while continuing to explore the world." — Ellene Masri
It is rare when an artist comes on the scene with a unique sound, vision, voice and presence. French-born singer-songwriter Ellene Masri is all of that and more. Her sound combines many international cultural influences, Latin rhythms, with European, Mediterranean and American melodic sensibilities.
One reviewer when faced with a dilemma about her asked: "Is her voice velvet, satin or silk?" It's all three, with soulful being the common denominator.
Above all, she is not one of those prefabricated, producer created artists. She is firmly in control of her sound and direction.
Her self-produced debut album, "Music", released in 2013 granted her multiple awards from mainstream media (Album of the Week on Jazzfm.com) and showcased her talents as a composer, arranger and musician, playing guitar, keyboards and programming, establishing her as a highly regarded music producer and placing her among the top independent artists in her genre.
In 2018, she appears as the featured artist on the first official new release from the Loose Ends brand in 28 years and the first new music from Steve Nichol in 30 years, "Dangerous Romance" for which she wrote the melody and lyrics.
In 2020, she leaves her Las Vegas residency to return to Paris and live with her loved ones for a while during the COVID outbreak, before escaping to Miami in the summer of 2021 to avoid the strict COVID restrictions and resume her life as an artist.
This year, 2025, she's diving into the creation of her highly anticipated new EP and gearing up to drop a fresh single that promises to captivate her audience.
"I feel like Miami is the perfect place for me, not just as a musician, but as a person. The energy, the culture and nature, and the people are so inspiring, and it feels like the right place for me to continue my artistic journey. This city has a unique way of combining different musical genres and cultural influences, and it's allowed me to experiment with my sound and take it to new heights. I'm excited to continue sharing my music with this community and beyond while continuing to explore the world." — Ellene Masri