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Ellery Harper writes songs the way good memories work: poignant, true, yours. The Los Angeles born, Brooklyn based singer-songwriter moves fluidly between folk, Americana, and ethereal rock — not as genres to check off, but as a shared emotional vocabulary. His writing is cinematic and precise, the kind that rewards headphones and a long walk. His early singles, including "Poughkeepsie" and "Boyfriend Song," were produced by Sheryl Crow, and the pairing makes a certain kind of sense: both artists understand that a great song doesn't need to shout to leave a mark. Harper's voice carries that same quality, shifting from hushed vulnerability to quiet authority without ever losing its warmth. He's shared stages with Allen Stone, Aaron Rowe, and Hudson Freeman. Ellery will continue to release new music throughout 2026.
Ellery Harper plays a blend of folk, Americana, and ethereal rock, characterized by introspective lyrics and acoustic arrangements.
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Ellery Harper was born in Los Angeles and is currently based in Brooklyn, New York.