Singer-songwriter and musician, Elliott Devaughn was born and currently resides in Northeast Mississippi. Although she grew up surrounded by various types of music, she found herself drawn to indie folk rock. 

  Following a chance meeting with Mississippi music legend, Jimbo Mathus,  she began taking progressive guitar lessons from him. This led to more  performing opportunities and a recording session at Zebra Ranch. She continues to work with Jimbo on her new songs and considers his mentorship a big factor in how she has grown as an artist. 

  In addition to guitar training, Elliott continues experimenting with other instruments such as synthesizers and drum machines. Most recently she has taken up bass guitar to improve her rhythm skills and to become a more well-rounded multi-instrumentalist.  

  Elliott's sound is heavily influenced by rock bands such as Sonic Youth, The Velvet Underground and The Strokes. Elements of Stevie Nicks, Joni Mitchell and Fiona Apple can be heard in Elliott's clear airy voice. She strives to discover more diverse sounds to add to her ever-growing and unique tone. 

  At the beginning of 2025, Elliott immersed herself even more into music, deciding to make it her career. In April 2025, her song “Fell in Love Too Fast“ won first place at the University of North Alabama’s songwriter competition. She is continuing to book shows, and is planning to record more songs later in the year.