Elley Duhe

Elley Duhé is an American singer known for her sophisticated pop sound with electronic influences and her strong lyrical storytelling. After releasing her formal debut as a solo artist in October 2016 with ‘Millennium,’ a collaboration with electronic producer Tarro, Elley Duhé quickly garnered significant traction, accumulating over two million views on YouTube and 1.4 million streams on Spotify. Duhé followed this success with her single ‘Immortal,’ which premiered on Billboard in December 2016, rapidly accumulating 4.5 million streams on Spotify and nearly a million views on YouTube. Prior to her debut singles, Duhé gained early industry experience, including an appearance on the second season of ‘The Voice’ in 2012 and performing under the stage name ‘L.E.D.’ The popularity of ‘Immortal’ led to multiple remixes, including one by DJ duo Snakehips in 2017 and a notable 2022 remix by Fred Again and Four Tet, titled ‘Jungle,’ which charted internationally and received a silver certification in the UK.

That same year, she collaborated on the track ‘Bad Memories’ with Meduza, James Carter, and Fast Boy. Building on this momentum, Duhé teamed up with Teddy Swims for ‘FACE MYSELF’ in 2023, ahead of her highly anticipated debut album, ‘Phoenix,’ which was released on October 27, 2023. In 2024, Elley Duhé received a prestigious Grammy Award for Best Dance/Electronic Recording for her songwriting contribution to ‘Rumble,’ a track by Skrillex and Fred Again featuring Flowdan, which famously sampled her song ‘Immortal.’ This recognition underscores her impact on contemporary music and her continued influence across genres.