LeA Robinson is an American singer/songwriter, recording engineer, actress and humanitarian. Affectionately known as the ‘Granddaughter of hip-hop’ and no stranger to the music industry, LeA is the granddaughter of musical legend and hip-hop pioneer, Sylvia Robinson, founder of Sugar Hill Records. LeA continues her family’s legacy as she creates her own.

Born and raised in New Jersey, LeA’s first performances ever were in her grandmother’s kitchen alongside legendary neighbor, Ronald Isley. Surrounded by legends from an early age LeA was exposed to and soaked in so much knowledge, herself. When LeA wasn’t in school, she joined her Sugar Hill Gang family on the road with American boy band, Nsync.

At the age of fifteen, LeA created a group with her best friends called The Bonde who used their voices to bring awareness to human rights issues like FGM (Female Genital Mutilation) partnering with the United Nations & Amnesty International. As a result, LeA helped launch the United Nations International Year of Youth. She made her first large television appearance, on the MTV series, My Super Sweet 16 at this time as well.

With the release of her first solo album, Broken Girl, LeA launched her own career; writing most of the songs and co-producing her very first song. She served as executive producer; recording, mastering and mixing the entire album. At the same time, LeA became a lead cast member in her family’s hit reality television show First Family of Hip-Hop for Bravo. During this show, LeA released a fun and vibrant single entitled, Hey Young Boy featuring a combination of English and Spanish lyrics putting a new twist on the original classic hip hop single Hey Young World by Slick Rick.
LeA’s love for giving back, has been attached to every part of her life. As early as seven years old LeA partnered with award winning non-profit organization, Comedy Cures where she served as a volunteer performer, singer and became a motivational speaker for the ill and underserved around the globe. Today LeA continues her works with the Comedy Cures Organization. and has added work with Lend a Hand Organization traveling to the Bahamas to give insight to children interested in music.

LeA is included in the small percentile of women who create sounds, music and media where women only make up 5%. As LeA gears up for the release of her third single, Do It For The Gram she is finishing up her second album. LeA Robinson continues to showcase her talents and humility to the world expecting to forge her own legacy.

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