Estelle Rubio is a Spanish–English musician, producer and songwriter whose work moves between electronic pop, Balearic rhythm and cinematic songwriting. Blending her background in music and technology, she creates music that connects organic instrumentation with modern electronic production, shaped by both Mediterranean influence and contemporary pop.

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Across her career, Estelle has worked across music and technology with artists and organisations including Apple, Native Instruments, Burning Man Festival, Basement Jaxx, Warner Chappell Music, Candy Dulfer, the Francia Jazzline Orchestra, and La Roux through her various roles as DJ, composer and tech presenter.

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She has held residencies and performed internationally at venues including Nobu Ibiza Bay, The Mandrake, Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza, Atzaró Agroturismo Hotel, La Escollera, and Chiringuito Blue, where her performances blend Spanish guitar with Balearic beats, melodic techno and live elements.

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Born to a flamenco and rumba guitarist and a writer and academic mother, Estelle’s music reflects both musical heritage and storytelling instinct. Writing and releasing in both English and Spanish, her work moves fluidly between cultures, shaped by time spent between London, Barcelona, Madrid and Murcia.

Alongside her musicianship, Estelle has maintained a parallel career in music technology, working as one of Apple Europe’s female technology presenters — a background that informs her creative approach and her ongoing exploration of the relationship between human emotion and digital culture. Though her Youtube channel Estelle tests and launches new Tech with an educational edge to encourage people to embrace and not fear tech.

Her upcoming releases in May 2026 through Warner Chappell introduce a new phase in her sound, merging electronic pop, sensual rhythm and melodic songwriting into a modern, internationally focused project. Influenced by artists such as Bebel Gilberto, Bjork + Sade and contemporary Mestiza influences, Estelle Rubio’s music reflects a global perspective where Spanish-rooted sound travels beyond borders and into the future of pop.