The sky is the limit. Written by Ellen Woloshin & Ron Granger

Above & Beyond

Her songs are personal yet universal (with a hint of women songwriters from the past) giving them a welcome freshness. Her current release “Water into Wine” showcases her ability to look inside herself while still connecting with the listener with purity of tone and understated delivery. 

Ellen’s connection with music goes back to childhood. She grew up studying classical piano and started singing at the age of 16. When deciding to forego a classical career Ellen then fell into the “family business.” Her father Sid Woloshin — a Madison Avenue jingles man who wrote one of the most powerful ad tunes of all times, McDonald’s “You Deserve a Break Today” — gave her the chance to use her vocal talents by becoming one of the voices of McDonald’s while still in college. From there, she sang and wrote jingles for the likes of advertisers from Crystal Light, Trump Casino, Pearle Vision and others creating a strong professional foundation before embarking on the path of singer/songwriter.

Ellen has since recorded two albums and shared the stage with artists like Laura Nyro, Jim Dawson and Bill Stains among others. Ellen has also recorded some stunning renditions of several well-known songs -- most notably her version of “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” which is on her first CD “Tried & True” which received airplay on the BBC. She has recently released a brand new video to accompany the track which conveys a unique take on this poignant George Harrison classic.  Her broad range of live and recording experience in addition to her early work on jingles truly demonstrates her versatility as an artist. She has played countless gigs in a variety of venues from colleges to coffee houses to the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville. As a songwriter, Ellen has also written for artists like Dionne Warwick, Ben Vereen and LaToya Jackson.