Elle Winston, Jerry Sylves, Glitterbox, Madam West

Elle Winston is a Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter, who spent most of her life growing up in the southwest sun of Arizona.. Her music draws its influences from American jazz, funk, blues, r&b, folk, alternative music and world music. Elle studied classical music at Arizona State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance. After college, she went on to become deeply involved in the live music scene in Phoenix, Arizona.

Throughout her time in both Arizona and New York, Elle has opened shows for a wide range of artists such as Gil-Scott Heron, Joan Jett, Groupo Fantasma, Orgone, Bridget Kelly, RaVaughn, Carl Thomas and many others. She has played Phoenix's Pride Festival, the McDowell Mountain Music Festival, Hot97?s Who's Next Showcase, Harlem Day and recently headlined the 2014 Harlem Arts Festival. Her music has been featured by SoulBounce, The Couch Sessions, This Is Real Music,Oh So Fresh!, Put Me On It (UK), Kurofone Crew (Japan), The Wild Magazine and many more. Elle has also performed at some New York's most beloved venues including Rockwood Music Hall, Ginny's Supper Club, Pianos and SOB's.


Madam West is an NYC-based experimental soul-pop band. The group started as a duo in the mildewed recesses of a Bushwick cellar not too different from your own (residential zoning laws aside).

What started as a weekly cover session and recording project blossomed into a folk-soul-pop fusion group that continues to entertain, engage, and sometimes baffle. The group has been favorably reviewed in Stereo/Pirate, UK's Songwriting Magazine, and featured on CFUV (Canadian college radio), along with various internet radio stations.

Madam West is currently comprised of three vocalists, one keyboard player/engineer, one drummer, one guitarist and more electronics than the band has hands.