Born Leontre Feyona Roberts from the beautiful bread basket parish of St. Elizabeth Jamaica, she now resides in Georgia U.S.A. Being from a musical family she was introduced to music from a very early age and performed for the first time at the age of seven in church, where she continued to hone her talent for many years in conjunction with being a part of the Hampton School Choir. She briefly attended the Enda Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts where she majored in Voice, before recording professionally.

 

Her love and appreciation for live music really grew when she had the opportunity to work with the likes of Earl “Chinna” Smith, Leroy “Horemouth” Wallace, Robert Lyn and many others. Leontre released songs like “Nothing Else Matters”, “Jail House Rock” and more while still living in Jamaica where she was featured on platforms like “In The Dance” ,a tv show centered around dancehall music and “On Stage” with Winford Williams. She was also featured on the “Jamaica 50th Independence song for Canada alongside Beenieman, Marcia Griffiths, Courtney John and many more.

 

Leontre took a break from music to pursue other passions before deciding to return on her own terms, doing the music that felt true to her. As an artist, she struggled with needing to fulfill what she has always felt was a huge part of her purpose and wanting to enjoy the quiet simple life she had carved out. When asked what genre she sings Leontre often replies “I’m a singer, I sing whatever feels good, no box, limits or labels necessary”. Leontre believes in honesty, kindness and positivity, her goal is to make music with messages that listeners can relate to and find healing in.