L. Michele

Could it be that the world is falling in love with the new sultry sounds of L. Michele? Entering the music scene with soulful beats and beautiful vocals, she is rebirthing the movement of rhythm and blues. In a time where artists have to be extremely creative in how they market their craft, L. Michele is tackling those challenges and utilizing public sharing sites such as Myspace, as well as her personal website as tools to spread her music to the masses while gaining a following. Hailing from one of New York City's most infamous boroughs, Brooklyn, L. Michele is an ode to her borough being a melting pot of stylish poise with a street edge. Over the years, the borough has been highlighted for its hip-hop artists; however, L. Michele is here to remind the world that her hometown also belts out crooners. At the tender age of 12, L. Michele got her start performing at the legendary Apollo Theater in Harlem. With such a powerful instrument coming from her small body, the desires for her dreams were actualized on that fateful night. It was that moment that her sound caught the ear of record producer True Master, who has worked with such heavyweights as Alicia Keys, Busta Rhymes and The Wu Tang Clan, to name a few. It was True Master who put L. Michele under his wing and began to hone her songwriting skills In addition to her vocal performance. L. Michele, has achieved many accomplishments in her pursuits for success. She was a member of the Grammy and Stellar Award winning choir, The Love Fellowship Tabernacle Choir. It was with them she made numerous television appearances including the Bobby Jones Gospel special and the McDonalds Gospel Fest. This opportunity gave her the chance to sing along side such music greats as Fred Hammond, Stevie Wonder, Babyface, Sean Combs and Mario Winans. Along with those performances, she has also performed at the famed venues Radio City Music Hall and Madison Square Garden. While attending Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, L. Michele found a way to incorporate her passion with her studies and allowed the soulful sound of Philadelphia to continually influence her thirst for music. Taking her knowledge from the classroom to the stage, she found herself with a once in a lifetime opportunity to opened for the Stomping On The Yard Annual Spring Fling Step Show at Temple University and wooed the crowd with the Black National Anthem, which led to an invitation to sing at the 2006 Stomping on the Yard tour in Philadelphia. L. Michele concluded her education with a degree in her hand and passion in her heart. With a distinct voice, multifaceted talent and intelligent character, L. Michele's possibilities for success are endless.L. Michele the Writer L. Michele the Singer L. Michele the PerformerVisit www.IamLMichele.com for more info