Ella Collier is a Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, and producer known for her high-energy blend of Dark Pop, Hyperpop, and R&B. Originally from Atlanta, Collier is a survivor and a graduate of USC’s Thornton School of Music. She has earned a reputation for her "no-filter" songwriting, which fearlessly explores themes of ego, sobriety, and self-empowerment.

Her career is marked by a bold, independent spirit and impressive industry accolades, including a Songwriters Hall of Fame scholarship. After gaining attention with her sobriety-focused EP Second Arrow, she transitioned into a cinematic new era with her debut album, DANGEROUS. Her music has reached global audiences through placements in Love Island and major brand campaigns, as well as viral tracks like "FIEND" and "DON'T FOLLOW ME."

In early 2026, Ella continued her steady rollout of hits under her independent label, Head Bitch Music. Following the late-2025 release of the moody anthem "SLEEPWALKING," she dropped the defiant and nostalgic single "17" in January 2026. With her signature sharp lyrics and experimental production, Ella Collier remains a dominant force in the underground pop scene. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.