From the White House, the Kennedy Center, and Carnegie Hall, to the Grammy Museum and the Emmy Awards, Bakersfield-born singer/songwriter/keyboardist, Sheléa, has transcended the boundaries of musical classification through a versatile and powerful voice that speaks to nations.

In 2013, she released her debut CD, Love Fell On Me, the self-penned title track for the film Jumping the Broom and the lead single, “I’ll Never Let You Go,” peaking at #22 on the Billboard R&B chart. Yet, it was her video tribute to Whitney Houston, following the pop star’s tragic passing, in which she sang a self-arranged 10-song medley of her hits at the keyboard that became a viral sensation.

After working with and wowing a who’s who of music icons including Quincy Jones, Stevie Wonder, David Foster, Sergio Mendes, Narada Michael Walden, Rickey Minor, and Dave Koz, Sheléa has earned international recognition and appeal. Known for his eye for spotting new talent, music legend Quincy Jones has called Sheléa one of the greatest artists of her generation. A vocalist, songwriter, pianist, arranger and producer.