August 7, 2012

Elle Varner Visits Radio One's 93.9 WKYS and 92Q WERQ to Promote New Album

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Elle Varner appeared on The Russ Parr Morning Show at 93.9 WKYS in Washington, D.C. to promo her new album out today. Then she made the short trip up 95 to visit Ki Ki Brown of 92Q (WERQ Baltimore) a little later on during the day.

In the morning with Russ she chatted it up a bit with the crew. She confessed to her inspirations and her love life. Elle also talked about knowing J. Cole in college and whether or not they hooked up.

She shared her favorite tracks off of her new album Perfectly Imperfect with Ki Ki. Although she said it’s virtually impossible to choose because she loves them all. Elle did point out three tracks that she absolutely fell in love with. Find out what songs those are here.

Elle Varner is a unique and fresh new voice on the music scene. As Russ said in the interview, the public is starved for something different.

Check out the video interviews below

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Knowing that I did my BEST tops any numbers, awards, accolades, etc. #PerfectlyImperfect

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