Elleira Leon

Arielle T. Green is a native of Youngstown, OH and a 2016 graduate of Anderson University (Anderson, IN) with a Bachelor of Arts in Music. Arielle has been fond of the arts from a young age as a member of Archangel Dance Theater (Youngstown, OH) and eventually joining her school band and choirs in the Austintown Local Schools. Miss Green began performing on the national stage during her high school years under the direction of Dr. Carol L. Baird and The Youngstown Connection, a song and dance troupe of area high school students that served as goodwill ambassadors for Ohio and the Mahoning Valley. During her tenure with The Youngstown Connection, Arielle has been a featured soloist at various venues across the nation.
As an adult, she has previously opened for internationally acclaimed contemporary jazz artists Kim Waters, Paul Taylor, Chantae Cann, Marion Meadows, Norman Brown and Jeff Lorber. Green also served as a soloist with the Anderson (IN) Symphony Orchestra, and as a background vocalist for Grammy Award-winning Southern Gospel artists, The Gaither Vocal Band, among many others. Miss Green exercises her love for the classical arts as well. In the Spring of 2018, she assumed the role of "Annie" in Opera Western Reserve's production of Porgy and Bess (Gershwin). In the Summer of 2018, she was honored to be a featured opening act for internationally acclaimed and fifteen-time Grammy Award-winning cellist, Yo-Yo Ma, for the Kennedy Center's Culture in Action program in Warren, Ohio.
Arielle is currently working on her first EP under the stage name, Elleira Leòn. In March of 2019, she released her first single, "Cosmic".