SHEREE, is a contemporary pop soul artist known for blending sultry vocals with acoustic piano and soul ballads. Originally from New York, now in Atlanta, she has developed a sound that blends classical oriented piano melodies with rhythm and blues influenced arrangements that cause listeners to be still and feel the message of her lyrics.
A singer and composer in music competitions and recitals while growing up, she started her professional music career, in 2014, forming her band, booking shows and composing radio commercial jingles. Gaining traction in the Hamptons, she is featured in the NY Times for her debut EP release and concert at The John Drew Theatre of Guild Hall, 'Songs of the Heart', and has received additional press including mention in Hamptons Magazine, 27East and Newsday for her performances in both music and theater. Including productions of 'The Wiz', 'It's a Wonderful Life' and 'A Christmas Carol'. Her creativity expands into radio and production as she previously curated and hosted a LIVE radio show, ''The Evening Ride', which aired on Friday afternoons in New York. She is also recognized for her work as a music director for municipal events along with receiving awards from organizations such as East End Arts and AARP for her contribution to music on the East End and Rotary International for acts of service.
Some of her recent releases include 'Be Free' a song that feels like a soulful walk through the park, produced in collaboration with her husband, Kay Groove and 'Strive On' a piano ballad that beckons you to hold on to your dreams. SHEREE, is now in production of new single releases and live performances that will take audiences on a journey of self-discovery, transformation, inner growth and liberation. All of which is highlighted in her most recent record release, 'Air I Breathe', an anthem of self-love, authenticity and empowerment. A common theme in her music, SHEREE calls her audience to focus on inner growth and self-love by only accepting respect and love from themselves and the relationships they allow to be a part of their lives.