Bio

Stelle Amor makes smoky, soulful pop, steeped in jazz club intimacy and timeless soul. Blending alternative, blues, and jazz into what she calls “soulternative,” her sound carries the emotional grit of Amy Winehouse, the wild heart of Janis Joplin, and the cinematic mood of Lana Del Rey, yet feels unmistakably her own.

Born in Olathe, Kansas and raised in Louisville, Kentucky, Stelle started writing songs as a child and never really stopped. She grew up in choir rooms, children’s theatre, and school band before eventually picking up a guitar and deciding she wanted to be like Bob Dylan, to write songs that could move people and maybe even change the world.

She was discovered on a snowy night playing a small bar off a Kentucky backroad, and soon found herself pulled into the Nashville songwriting world. After years inside the song machine, Stelle stepped away from the polished formulas of country music to return to what felt true: the smoky, soulful, slightly untamed parts of her voice and artistry.

Since then, she has released her debut EP and collaborated across genres from trip-pop to indie, including work with her trip-pop group SideTripp. Her music has landed in film and television, including ABC’s Grown-ish. She has performed from coast to coast, from intimate listening rooms to national television on FOX’s The Four, building a global fanbase drawn to her raw tone and emotional honesty.

Still based in Nashville, Stelle is on a mission to serenade the world, creating music that feels intimate, human, and a little bit spellbinding. Her work is rooted in love and connection, and in the belief that a great song can inspire unity.

When she is not performing, you will likely find her wandering in nature, daydreaming melodies, or creating at Electric Pony Sound Studios alongside her partner Dr. Dave and their rescue pitbull Luci Lou, who occasionally joins sessions with a howl of her own.