Shelita

Shelita is a Seattle-born, Los Angeles-based pop artist and songwriter known for her genre-fluid sound that blends pop, R&B, electronic, and folk jazz influences. She has toured extensively worldwide, playing over 150 shows across Europe, Asia, and Africa, building a devoted global fanbase along the way. Shelita’s music is recognized for its intimate, soulful qualities and her engaging, spontaneous live performances, which have earned her attention from NPR, Billboard, MTV, and Music Connection Magazine. Following a shift from acoustic roots to a more polished pop sound shaped by collaborations with producers like Marcus “Bellringer” Bell, she has achieved viral success with singles like "Penetrate" and her self-titled album *SHELITA*, which has garnered more than a million streams.

Her voice has been described as velvet and warm with an electric spark, weaving diverse genres into a unique tapestry that draws comparisons to artists like Björk and Beyoncé, though she stands firmly on her own as an artist. Shelita’s songwriting often explores deep emotional themes, such as loss and connection, exemplified by her track "Fade," which she wrote as a heartfelt homage to her late father. Beyond her musical talents, she integrates data science and blockchain technology into her career, carving out innovative ways for artists in the music industry. Shelita continues to captivate listeners through her evocative soundscapes and sincere storytelling, with recent releases like "You Will Want My Love," "Bloom," and "Fade" showcasing her evolving artistry.