Kele LeRoc

Kele LeRoc, born Kelly Biggs, has established herself as a prominent British singer, songwriter, presenter, and actress, known for her contributions to R&B and UK garage music. After signing with First Ave in 1996 and subsequently Polydor Records in 1997, Kele LeRoc went on to release her acclaimed debut album, Everybody’s Somebody, in 1999. Co-written over three months in Los Angeles with esteemed producers Rhett Lawrence and Harvey Mason Jr., the album featured collaborations with artists such as Coolio and Roger Troutman. Its release propelled LeRoc to critical and commercial success, yielding two top ten singles and earning her two prestigious MOBO Awards in 1999 for Best Single (‘My Love’) and Best Newcomer.

Her presence extends to commercial work, including an appearance in the HeyCar advert, and she is set to feature in the upcoming reality show No HouseWives in The South. Currently, LeRoc hosts the insightful podcast and documentary series titled ‘A Conversation About’ and continues to captivate audiences through extensive touring as part of groups such as ‘Garage AllStars’ and the ‘House and Garage Orchestra,’ reinforcing her enduring influence in the music scene and her versatile appeal across media platforms.