April 2009
Brand New Website Launch!!!
February 10, 2009
New Single "So In Love" released. Available for purchase on I tunes and other digital merchant. Check out the music tab for where to buy
August 2008
Music video launch for "You Would Be Here". Check it out on L. Michele's youtube channel!
July 2008
Check out L. Michele's feature on Spanglish Magazine online: SpanglishMagazine.com
June 2008
Electronic Press Kit is released at YouTube.com
Native Son Features L. Michele at NativeNotes.com
Get to know L. Michele on TalkDatIsh.com
December 2007
L. Michele Reviewed by Howie Mitchell
With a proudly announced Brooklyn-based background, L. Michele was certainly raised in the right environment for the kind of cool-as-ice R&B that she specializes in. While living in the perfect place is never a guarantee of success, or a barometer of talent, there's no doubt that L. Michele has honed her skills. On this self-titled five-cut EP, L. Michele displays everything that she's capable of, from sexy, easy-does-it R&B ("Could It Be") to piano-painted soul (the aptly titled "Love") to Beyonce-esque urban pop smarts ("1,000 Words").
The grooves here don't overwhelm her; often producers of independent R&B artists are so insecure about the singing of their prodigy that they do too much to color what they perceive as limitations. That doesn't happen here. L. Michele is given the space to breathe, to strut her magic. The finest track is "I Can't Be," which shows already shows developing maturity in a bright young thang.
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November 2007
Micheal Sutton reviews L. Michele’s EP
Given that many new albums are mostly filler anyway, a consistently strong five-cut EP has equal value. Actually, it perhaps has more since you are left yearning for additional material instead of being disappointed by all the forgettable padding. L. Michele is a young R&B vocalist on the scene, but her ice-cool, soulful voice has the polish of a veteran. "Could It Be" and "I Can't Be" are soothing slow jams with enough ear-melting crooning to frost the windows. On "Could It Be," L. Michele combines both sexiness and class, somewhat of a rarity in these raunchy days. "I Can't Be," on the other hand, balances yearning for an old flame with the headstrong attitude of letting go.L. Michele's inspirations aren't difficult to trace. "Love" opens with reflective piano a la Alicia Keys, and "1,000 Words" has the sultry strut of Beyonce. However, L. Michele is no pale imitator; it's just that R&B has its limitations as a genre, and similarities to contemporary acts are inevitable. The production and mixing are slick enough to push L. Michele beyond her indie roots.
L. Michele is featured on Support Online Hip Hop's "Rush it or Flush" segment. Be sure to leave a comment!
July 2007
L. Michele's EP is released! Check out the Music tab for info on where to get your copy!
March 2007
L. Michele is featured in premiere issue of Avenue Report Magazine.
Brand New Website Launch!!!
February 10, 2009
New Single "So In Love" released. Available for purchase on I tunes and other digital merchant. Check out the music tab for where to buy
August 2008
Music video launch for "You Would Be Here". Check it out on L. Michele's youtube channel!
July 2008
Check out L. Michele's feature on Spanglish Magazine online: SpanglishMagazine.com
June 2008
Electronic Press Kit is released at YouTube.com
Native Son Features L. Michele at NativeNotes.com
Get to know L. Michele on TalkDatIsh.com
December 2007
L. Michele Reviewed by Howie Mitchell
With a proudly announced Brooklyn-based background, L. Michele was certainly raised in the right environment for the kind of cool-as-ice R&B that she specializes in. While living in the perfect place is never a guarantee of success, or a barometer of talent, there's no doubt that L. Michele has honed her skills. On this self-titled five-cut EP, L. Michele displays everything that she's capable of, from sexy, easy-does-it R&B ("Could It Be") to piano-painted soul (the aptly titled "Love") to Beyonce-esque urban pop smarts ("1,000 Words").
The grooves here don't overwhelm her; often producers of independent R&B artists are so insecure about the singing of their prodigy that they do too much to color what they perceive as limitations. That doesn't happen here. L. Michele is given the space to breathe, to strut her magic. The finest track is "I Can't Be," which shows already shows developing maturity in a bright young thang.
http://fearofarapplanet.wordpress.com/
November 2007
Micheal Sutton reviews L. Michele’s EP
Given that many new albums are mostly filler anyway, a consistently strong five-cut EP has equal value. Actually, it perhaps has more since you are left yearning for additional material instead of being disappointed by all the forgettable padding. L. Michele is a young R&B vocalist on the scene, but her ice-cool, soulful voice has the polish of a veteran. "Could It Be" and "I Can't Be" are soothing slow jams with enough ear-melting crooning to frost the windows. On "Could It Be," L. Michele combines both sexiness and class, somewhat of a rarity in these raunchy days. "I Can't Be," on the other hand, balances yearning for an old flame with the headstrong attitude of letting go.L. Michele's inspirations aren't difficult to trace. "Love" opens with reflective piano a la Alicia Keys, and "1,000 Words" has the sultry strut of Beyonce. However, L. Michele is no pale imitator; it's just that R&B has its limitations as a genre, and similarities to contemporary acts are inevitable. The production and mixing are slick enough to push L. Michele beyond her indie roots.
L. Michele is featured on Support Online Hip Hop's "Rush it or Flush" segment. Be sure to leave a comment!
July 2007
L. Michele's EP is released! Check out the Music tab for info on where to get your copy!
March 2007
L. Michele is featured in premiere issue of Avenue Report Magazine.