Farah Elle

Farah Elle is a captivating singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose music is deeply informed by her dual Libyan and Irish heritage. Born in Libya and raised in Ireland from infancy, Elle’s work explores themes of displacement, cultural identity, and the journey of coming of age, notably reflected in her debut album "Fatima"—which is both a culmination of nearly a decade of songwriting and a personal narrative about unfolding into her own voice. Her breakthrough track, "Silk," was written while she was a student at BIMM Institute Dublin and is a mesmerizing blend of North African and Irish soundscapes, serving as a hallmark of her unique musical style.

With a powerful vocal presence and a background that includes prestigious festival and venue performances across Ireland—such as Vicar Street, Electric Picnic, and All Together Now—Farah Elle has become a vibrant presence in the Irish music scene. She has collaborated with notable musicians like Liam Ó Maonlaí and hosted music podcasts, all while pursuing humanitarian causes and leading workshops that use music as a tool for wellness and connection. Her recent releases, including "Laundry (Radio Edit)," "Desert (Radio Edit)," and "Play It by Ear," continue to showcase her ability to weave together the rich textures of her cultural background into contemporary, cinematic music that’s entirely her own.