Ella Tiritiello is a 16-year-old singer from the small town of Kristianstad, Sweden. Not too long ago, she released a lovely electro-pop single, titled, “Not Your Girl.”
Ella Tiritiello – “Not Your Girl” single
‘Not Your Girl’ serves as a gentle reminder to hang in there, and that things will get better. The song was co-written with the duo, ‘Laconic’ (Nicki Minaj, Olivia Holt, Ella Eyre), and KIDDO (Robin Schultz, Alan Walker, Wiz Khalifa). The empowering offering possesses luxurious instrumentation flavored with electro-pop and European house elements. Furthermore, “Not Your Girl” is Ella Tiritiello’s third single, which follows her “Take It Personal” and “Say Something” songs.
Ella Tiritiello – “Say Something” Live at Platoon 7
Ella Tiritiello has been making her mark as an exciting artist to watch. She was raised by music lovers on a potent diet of powerhouses including the likes of Diana Ross, Adele, and Sia. “I loved to sing their songs in my room,” stated Ella, “but I never wanted anyone to hear, mostly because of my stage fright. I couldn’t see myself standing in front of people and singing.”
Today Ella stands as a young artist who’s already overcome her biggest fear. In 2021, she was selected by the Tim Bergling Foundation (Avicii’s father) to sing, perform, and release Avicii’s “For A Better Day” alongside the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra. Ella rose to the challenge and performed for 16,000 people. A huge undertaking for any artist, let alone a 14-year-old with stage fright.
Ella Tiritiello – “Not Your Girl” single
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