Cat Ellington
November 28, 1970 — Chicago, Illinois, USA
Cat Ellington is an American songwriter, film casting director, poet, author, and voice-over actress from Chicago, IL. Widely known for her creative contributions to the fields and industries of music, motion pictures, art, and literature, Cat Ellington, a creative writer since childhood, wrote her very first song, titled "The Baby's Song," in 1981 when she had been just 10 years old. And since that time, she has gone on to compose hundreds of song works that span 24 musical genres, including R&B, Gospel, Pop, Jazz, Country, Folk, Heavy Metal, Blues, etc.
In the field of literature, Ellington's prolific bibliography lists over a dozen books, including the popular Reviews by Cat Ellington series.
