For over a decade, the French-Brazilian music producer, pianist, and live act Ella Romand has been lighting up the electronic music scene, combining the ethnic rhythms of her home country Brazil with Deep and Melodic House in a unique way. Ella has been consistently delivering outstanding sets wherever she performs, whether at intimate clubs like Do Not Sit On The Furniture or at major festivals such as Ultra, III Points, SXM Festival, or Cityfox Live. In addition, Ella has graced the stages of top clubs across the world including Superior Ingredients (NY), Vagalume (Tulum), The Great Northern (San Francisco), Gardens of Babylon (GE) and Brooklyn Mirage (NY).
Her passion for music started early on as she is a classically trained pianist. She went further with her career and moved to the U.S. to pursue a degree in Music, specializing in Music Technology at Florida International University. Her background as a pianist led her to perform live during her DJ sets, taking the crowd on a melodic journey with her keys and synths, first with her electronic trio Dsided in 2015, and later on her solo career. One of Ella’s highlights as a producer was when she co-produced, composed, and performed with the acclaimed New World Symphony, working with over 80 musicians for a one-of-a-kind encounter of Classical and Electronic music.
Ella’s melodies and ethnic sounds combined with years of experience at residencies at clubs such as Do Not Sit, have allowed her to play alongside DJs like Nora en Pure, Bob Moses, Sébastien Léger, Lee Burridge, Francis Mercier, Rodriguez Jr, Eli & Fur, Nick Warren, Damian Lazarus, Who Made Who and many more. Her newest endeavor is her radio show called Ellaments, featuring new and upcoming artists and labels of Deep, Melodic & Afro House, reaching more than 300K plays.
Some of her most recent releases were signed with Go Deeva, Manual Music, Minds Alike, and others. 2024 will be a promising year as Ella is working on several upcoming releases with artists such as Aaron Pfeiffer (Defected, Cross Town Rebels, and has recently reached over 2 million plays with the track Rabbit Hole) DaBotero (10 million views this year alone with the track Cama y Mesa); Lesys Flores (former The Voice participant) and Arymé (Deep Root Tribe), as well as remixes for Paige and Mai Lawson.
