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Ella Rossi has released a new single titled “Can’t Tell You.” It falls within the pop/R&B genre and carries a reminiscent vibe of the late 90s to early 2000s sound. Fans of Tori Kelly will love.

Ella Rossi embarked on her singing journey at 9, receiving a taste of the limelight through her initial international television appearance on Italy’s RAI 1 network. Growing up, Ella immersed herself in The Great American Songbook, savoring the timeless tunes of Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, and Billie Holiday. She found inspiration in artists such as Ariana Grande, Sade, Jazmine Sullivan, and Sabrina Claudio. This fusion of velvety smooth jazz and pop has shaped Ella’s distinctive musical style. After a hiatus of two years, Ella makes a comeback with her latest single, “Linen,” that comes from her debut EP titled “Heart Eyes,” slated for release later this year.
Born in San Diego and now based in Los Angeles, Ella is multilingual, fluent in Italian, French, and Spanish. Her upbringing included attending kindergarten in Colombia for a few months at a young age, as well as spending her summers in Italy alongside her mother.
Ella’s most recent single serves as a playfully flirtatious anthem, prompting the question, “Can’t You Tell?” Through a close collaboration with producer Gamal, who played a pivotal role in both production and co-writing for her recent project.

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