Kele Le Roc

Kele Le Roc is a British singer and songwriter whose dynamic presence and powerful vocals have distinguished her in the UK garage, R&B, and dance music scenes. Raised in East London, Kele began her music career in the late 1990s, quickly rising to acclaim with her debut album "Everybody’s Somebody" (1999), which featured the chart hits "Let Me Know" and "My Love." Her platinum-selling singles garnered MOBO Awards for Best Newcomer and Best Single, establishing her as a formidable force in British music.

Throughout her career, Kele Le Roc seamlessly bridged genres, collaborating with influential producers and artists across UK garage, house, and drum & bass. Her vocals became iconic on underground anthems, including Shy FX’s "Feelings" and the Artful Dodger’s remix of "My Love." Kele has remained a sought-after vocalist for her adaptability and emotive delivery, lending her voice to club hits, live performances, and DJ sets.

Beyond recording, Kele’s energy and charisma have made her a standout DJ, performing internationally at major festivals, clubs, and live events, including Glastonbury, Ministry of Sound, and Garage Nation. Her sets blend early-2000s classics with contemporary sounds, celebrating the rich legacy and continued evolution of UK club culture. Kele Le Roc’s enduring influence is marked by her commitment to authentic artistry, passionate performances, and an unwavering connection to her audience.