Artist's albums
Impressions of Ella
2023 · album
Cheek To Cheek
2023 · single
Embraceable You
2023 · EP
How High the Moon
2023 · single
My One and Only
2023 · single
Taking a Chance on Love
2023 · single
I Must Have That Man
2022 · single
Introducing Robin McKelle
2021 · album
How Do I Let a Good Man Down
2021 · single
Fairytale Ending (Danny Waters Vocal Mix)
2021 · single
You're No Good (Art of Tones Remix)
2021 · single
Alterations
2020 · album
No Ordinary Love
2020 · single
River
2019 · single
Do You Believe (Eric Legnini Remix)
2018 · single
Melodic Canvas
2018 · album
Do You Believe
2018 · single
The Looking Glass
2016 · album
Stand Up (Neros Radio Mix)
2016 · single
Mess Around
2010 · album
Modern Antique
2008 · album
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Biography
Robin Mckelle "Impressions of Ella" will be released June 2, 2023. From country music to rhythm and blues, Robin McKelle has made an entire career exploring the rich vastness of American music. With Impressions of Ella, McKelle returns to her traditional jazz roots and finds herself right at home. “There was a part of me that wasn't writing so much,” says the seasoned vocalist. “I wasn't singing a lot, and I really missed [performing] live music. When I [started] to think about what I wanted to do for my next project, there was just so much of a feeling over the time of COVID; this feeling of nostalgia and longing for what felt like home. I felt it was the right moment to change gears and get back into that traditional swing and everything that helped me break into my career as an artist.” With Impressions of Ella, she doesn’t attempt to reinvent the wheel or limit her potential for creative expression. While it lauds our “First Lady of Song,” the album also marks an inevitable coming of age for McKelle’s career in jazz, as the fruits of her hard work and years of training finally ripen and bear fruit.