What happens when a teenage girl born in the early days of the 21st century pines for the good old days of the 1940s and 50s, when life was simpler and pop music had that swing? She hops in her Time Machine of course! Time machine is a musical treat, because all the tracks were recorded just for fun- that is, until Ella decided to release them to her family and friends on CDs, and now, to the public! What you hear when you put in Time Machine is 11 songs which were never intended to be released, and therefore they exude the light-hearted and experimental spirit which led Ella to write and record these songs originally. Ella hopes that her music will bring joy to everyone who hears it, and nostalgia to those who remember the good old days! To buy a CD, please email ellarodgersmusic@gmail.com.

Ella Rodgers's second Album, Party Line, is a tribute to the good old days, when teenage girls, just like Ella, would come home from school and talk to their friends on the phone. "we tried to give it kind of a Connie Francis 50s pop sound," Ella says, "drawing inspiration from that time, as well as the 20s, 30s, and 40s. " 12 of the 14 songs were written by Ella, and they all tell a different story. "Silver Star I actually wrote about my Mom. I couldn't get in touch with her for almost 4 hours, and I got worried, and that's kinda when I wrote the song." Party Line displays a light hearted and bouncy attitude, featuring Ella's stacked vocals and piano playing, as well as her Dad's banjo and drumming skills. Ella is very excited about the release, and hopes you'll enjoy it too.