Justina Beth-El is a Washington, DC-based singer-songwriter known for her electrifying blend of soul, blues-rock, and raw lyrical storytelling. With a voice that cuts through the noise and lyrics that lay the truth bare, Justina commands every stage with disarming honesty and vintage edge.

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She launched her music career in 2015 as the lead vocalist and songwriter for the award-winning DC band L.A.T.O., performing at venues like The Kennedy Center and touring the East Coast before heading west to carve out her solo voice. In Los Angeles, she honed a stripped-down, more vulnerable sound—gracing the stages of The Hotel Café, The Mint, and The Viper Room with deeply personal performances that captivated audiences.

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Justina returned to DC in 2019, and has since been reclaiming the spotlight with a sound that’s equal parts haunting and powerful, echoing the likes of Brittany Howard, Yebba, and Hozier. Her latest release, White Horse, is a blues-rock anthem that tells the story of the soul awakening from the delusion of being rescued. Through this awakening, the soul realizes and reclaims the inherent power of being your own hero.

Whether delivering bluesy vocals over gritty guitars or writing lyrics that confront love, loss, and liberation—Justina Beth-El is a force: feminine, fearless, and unapologetically soulful.