ABOUT

Chantelle Lee is a Eurasian singer/songwriter from London amassing attention from across the music industry with her effortless melodies and pure singing talent. She has already written and recorded songs for her upcoming project with distinguished producers and writers in the music business. Tommy Brown [Ariana Grande, BLACK PINK, The Weeknd], Stereotypes [Bruno Mars, Justin Beiber, Ne-Yo], Jake Gosling [Ed Sheeran, One Direction, Shawn Mendes], Mario Winans [The Weeknd, Burna Boy], JR Blender [Dua Lipa, Major Lazer, Diplo], Mike Woods [Bazzi, Queen Nadja], Jessica Agombar [Jonas Brothers, BTS], MYKL [Zayn Malik, Mabel] and Sigma are some of the numerous international talents who are collaborating with Chantelle. Not one to shy away from the stage, the young popstar has performed live at the prestigious Carnegie Hall in New York City.  With a lineup of gifted individuals who have worked with Chantelle, as well as industry heavyweight Danny D, co-founder of Stellar Songs, supporting her development, she is ready to claim her global spotlight.

“Working with Chantelle was great. Her voice is unique and she is very witty when it comes to melodies and harmonies. I see her doing great things in music!” - Mario Winans.

Chantelle was raised in Singapore by an English mother and a Singaporean-Chinese father, and she spent much of her formative years traveling around the world as an international student, living between Singapore, New York, and London. She currently resides in North West London with her twin brothers, who are EDM music producers signed to Sigala.

Despite growing up in a Mandopop and K-Pop dominated environment, Chantelle found herself drawn to British and American Pop/R&B music. Combining her Eastern and Western roots, Chantelle is well-positioned to follow in the footsteps of Black Pink and Joji and appeal to both territories with her multicultural brand. Chantelle is bilingual in English and Mandarin and has already appeared on the front cover of Asia's number one teen magazine, Justeen Magazine, as well as in Vogue and NOW magazine, where she was named one of "The Next Biggest Gen Zs."

Chantelle's artistic interests span beyond music, with a passion for art, fashion, and film. With her distinctive approach to the arts, Chantelle has amassed over a half of a million followers on her social media platforms. "I've always had such a large appreciation for artists because there is so much more depth than what you see on the surface. Music, art, fashion, and film go hand in hand as audiences connect with us in more ways than just songs. My style and creative direction is another outlet that I use to express who I am, where I come from and what I want to say to my fans," says Chantelle Lee.

Chantelle’s musical style is fundamentally Pop/R&B with undertones of Mandopop and K-Pop. Citing her influences as Brandy, Aaliyah, Joji, TLC, Jhene Aiko and Nelly Furtado, Chantelle uses her highs and lows as ammunition for her music. Her songwriting explores her identity growing up mixed-race in the digital age. “Growing up in Singapore and London, I never felt like I have fit in anywhere. In Asia I’m not Asian enough, in Europe I’m seen as fully Asian and hardly ever recognised as English, to the point where I’ve just learnt to adapt and become a social chameleon, trying to fit the mould of what people saw me as. I’ve become pretty good at it, but honestly, I now feel like I shouldn’t have to do that for the sake of others trying to categorise me. I’ve realised that race is not everything that you are and seen how there is so much beauty and privilege in being multicultural and doing your own thing. Through music I’m finding my identity with a better sense of value and belonging” - Chantelle Lee.

Chantelle combines both Eastern and Western influences in her music and art, uniting two powerhouse regions and increasing multicultural representation across the globe. The industry is excited to see Chantelle claim her global spotlight and diversify pop culture. This is just the beginning of what proves to be a remarkable journey for the pop starlet.

Goldun Egg Rising

Set in the heart of London's Covent Garden, Monmouth Street, you can come and experience live music held in Hotel Chocolat's "The Cocoa Vaults" . Once a month, Jake Gosling, Grammy, Brit award winning songwriter and producer who is responsible for more than 10 no.1 albums worldwide with the likes of Ed Sheeran, Shawn Mendes, Digga D and many more, curates a night with new and upcoming talent ie "Goldun Egg Rising". On May 26th, we have Chantelle Lee, Natalie Shay and Pritt.

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