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Renaissance Music Presents: Michelle Lee




Consider singer Michelle Lee a candle in this strikingly nocturnal era of modern music. In an age where the themes of misogyny and drugs are universal yet monotonous, the 25 year-old talent lights up the room with a refreshing, ear grabbing voice that must be identified when heard. Invoking the soulful melody of legends like Anita Baker and Toni Braxton, she also provides progressive songwriting in the build of new age vocalists Elle Varner and Janelle Monae. Stylish, spiritual, and an incredibly fun-loving person, Michelle is the "one stop shop" artist; she offers a sultry, intimate sound enveloped by a warm and inviting aura. 


Born and raised in the first state of Delaware, Michelle fell in love with music at an early age. She began singing in the church, and her gift was easily recognized by others. With the encouragement of her mother (to whom Michelle gives immeasurable thanks), friends, and family she decided to pursue her music full steam. Her journey to stardom has been boosted by her multifaceted skill set and well-rounded personality. Earning a bachelor's degree in Music Management from the University of Delaware (in addition to a Master's degree) and joining Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated, the lady affectionately known as "Micky" is much more than high notes and a pretty face. Even with these accomplishments, the devastating diva is set on leaving her mark in music, crafting music that connects with listeners' feelings and circumstances or inspiring them to take action for the better. 

When first listening to Michelle Lee sing, audiences immediately gravitate to the passion and authenticity of her voice and sound. In every performance she connects with the crowd and provides a glance at her soul, displaying her love, energy, and humility on every note.

She has earned her stripes working with groups such as Bob Lougheed and the Memphis Mafia Band, The Main Event Band, and as an Elvis tribute artist while performing at venues like the Grand Opera House, The Apollo Theater, World Café Live at the Queen, and more. It's her turn now, however, and Michelle is loaded with an arsenal of songs aimed to capture the hearts and minds of music lovers across the world. Warm, vibrant, and sweet, her candle is lit and prepared to shine for the world; Michelle Lee is here for the satisfaction of your soul.

For more on Michelle Lee, visit her Facebook page at www.facebook.com/michelleleemusik. You can also follow her on Instagram @MichelleLeeMusik and subscribe to her channel on YouTube.
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