A black and white photo of a woman with shoulder-length hair, wearing a necklace with a pendant. The photo is slightly blurred.

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Tailspin ( 2026)

A portrait of a woman with long, wavy hair against a light background. The artwork is mixed media with sketch lines and painted areas, featuring her eyes closed and a somber expression. Overlaid text reads "Eleni Mandell Wake Up Again."

Wake Up Again (2019)

Album cover featuring a black and white photo of a woman with short dark hair, touching a sparkler. The text on the cover says "Eleni Mandell Darkness & Light Up"

Dark Lights Up (2015)

“… delicate treasures…” — Rolling Stone Country

“A singer-songwriter from Los Angeles drawn to the confectionary side of 1960s pop, Eleni Mandell has always sounded best under some emotional cloud cover…” — New York Times

“…she sings the airy tune, which mixes her knack for classic pop hooks with a directness of tone inspired by vintage country performers such as Roger Miller.” — Wall Street Journal

“Having worked long enough to trust her own strengths, her lyrical songwriting and her supple voice, she shows no signs of stopping now, and we appreciate that.” — KCRW.org

“Mandell’s charming voice is front and center, her delivery highlighting the playfulness of the lyrics. Musically the song can’t help but evoke a black-and-white saloon scene, where whiskey flows freely and fingers plink on worn barroom pianos.” — PopMatters

“Los Angeles’ own Eleni Mandell is a pure treat. She has one of those beautifully distinctive voices, that lights up any room whenever she starts to sing.” — AXS

“L.A. singer-songwriter Eleni Mandell has a lovely on-the-edge-of-husky voice that echoes Karen Carpenter and sounds especially wonderful when she sings about love, its promise, pitfalls and peculiarities.” — Portland Tribune

Colorful abstract artwork with geometric shapes and lines, featuring the text "Eleni Mandell Let's Fly a Kite".

Let’s Fly a Kite (2014)