[GreenHitz.com]

Have you ever met an artist whose offstage persona is nothing like the wild woman she becomes onstage? If so, then you know the type of creative individual that I speak of. Every now and then, there comes along an artist that has a peculiar mix of the unknown and the familiar, of humility and inner resilience, of tender surrender and potent persuasiveness. This is Elee. Elee is an artist who creates music from real emotion, who does not allow the rap genre to limit her scope of expression, often blending her fiesty yet laid back wordplay seamlessly with melodies that launch the songs to new heights of perception. Being a writer, intrigued when words come together to form a beautiful design capable of conveying the most elusive emotion, the most cinematic scene, Elee takes the audience into the character of a witty storyteller and strategic seductress. With every popping dance move, facial expression and on stage gesture that are akin only to this artist, Elee wholeheartedly brings her music's energy into the audience.

Elee is from Birmingham, AL and later moved to Atlanta, GA to attend college and further pursue a career in music. In 2007, Elee released her first single titled "OOwee", which found its way onto mixshows in Birmingham and Huntsville and onto online radio shows across the country carving out a fanbase stretching from the Carolinas to Chicago. Elee later crafted an incredibly artistic video for the song. The video is posted online and was featured on Ozonemag.com. "If you follow the who

[dj byrd]

this is a hot cut nice job i need some drops

[Guest stedybeets]

might have to play this one a few more times ....