ASIA LEE

Location:
LOS ANGELES, California, US
Type:
Artist / Band / Musician
Genre:
Hip Hop / Rap
Site(s):
Label:
Electric City/WestCoast Royalty/Lava Ent
Type:
Major
THE STORY OF ASIA LEE
Female Emcee/ Designer/ Songwriter, Asia Lee is a native of California. While growing up in Los Angeles moving around Hawthorne and South Central, Asia Lee loved listening to female rap artist like Queen Latifah, Yo-Yo and Foxy brown. At a young age she started to imitate their style to create voicemail raps for her and her schoolyard friend's pagers and cell phones. Her voicemail hobby caught the ear of a music manager that suggested she take those thirty second messages and turn them into full out songs. That was the turning point in her life, her first industry push. Her lyrics got stronger, she created her on swagger and she was ready to make a name for herself like the female rap artist she admired so much.
Asia fell in love with the studio she loved writing lyrics. Asia started to reach her peers with her witty lyrical messages. Her sexy slanted eyes and coke bottle frame would make you think she is just another pretty face but once you hear her delivery in her word play, you realize she is an emcee that deserves respect in a male dominated industry. Her skills helped put her on stage, performing and working with artist like Colby Odonis, Ray J, Teedra Moses, Roscoe Umali, Rodney Jerkins just to name a few. Asia has also been featured on many popular mix tapes with artist like Nina Nine, Shawna, Remy Ma, Jean Gray and others.
Asia is also an entrepreneur she created "West Coast Royalty" clothing line to help promote herself. Asia came up with the idea to include a t-shirt with every purchase of her mixtape. Today the line has expanded way beyond shirts. Asia has placed the line in fashion shows movies and in television, "West Coast Royalty" sunglasses were recently featured in the Missy Elliot music opening of the popular MTV television show "Americas Next Best Dance Crew".
Asia is focused and referrers to herself as Q.O.C. (Queen Of Cali). When she says "Queen" it refers to how she carries herself and she wants to bring that over to hip hop… "If you meet me you're gonna give me some respect, If you were to meet a King or Queen you would give them respect whether you from the hood or not. I respect myself so I demand and expect it. I wanna put that out there for other woman as well because no one else is putting it out there right now and where getting treated otherwise".
Recently Asia created "The ladies word mixtape" a collaboration of woman in hip hop on the west coast, she is working with producers Baby Boy at EMI and Keezo Kane from Kanye West Good music record label and Colby O'donis from Interscope/ Konvict music. Asia is also featured on a song with writer and producer Rob A. Most recently she has jumped in the studio with Chris Saleh and Matt Battle from Boom Batt Productions.
Asia has two songs in the upcoming film " Chicago Pulaski Jones vs Dance Fu" staring Kel Mitchell and directed by Cedric the Entertainer. Asia was also recently featured in the new Colby O'donis music video "Let you go"
Also keep a look out for Asia's new cartoon about a young teenage girl who finds out she has inherited super powers from her missing Mother. Recently Asia was in the studio working on a new mix tape called "Pre-Grammy Nominated" where Asia speaks about the recent absence of the female rap nominated category at the Grammy awards. Currently, Asia just released her 1st Official Single to Radio & DJ's World Wide called "We Party/Only in V.I.P" produced by Polar Bear & Dj Stleath. Now Available on I-Tunes Click Here to Download your very own copy http://t.co/OjfzrJ0
Asia as well is an activist, she continues to give back to the community, by visiting and performing for inner city schools and working with organizations like "Carson Black Chamber Of Commerce", "The National College Resource Foundation" and "L.A. Best".
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