Little Sweet Lee was born into the effervescence of the 70s, the epicenter of the music revolution that shook up the world with new genres such as soul, funk and disco.
Soon artists such as James Brown, Bootsy Collins, Donna Summer, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson and Prince would become the mainstay of Lee’s musical diet.

Early on he began to dream of becoming a singer. And dreams sometimes do come true — in 1991 the decisive moment for Lee came when he first performed live with the French rap group IAM. It’s a day that remains forever burned in his memory.

“I love singing live because you feel all the energy of the audience. That’s when you can give the best of yourself.”
That was the divine touch — the matrix was now in place with the unlikely meeting of rap, contemporary R&B and the little guy from Marseille. When it comes to dance, it would be an understatement to say he’s got the groove. He writes most of his melodies himself and is a kind of musical inventor, an untiring researcher bubbling over with ideas. He has full confidence in his producer Nelson Leeroy for the production and musical arrangements. "Whenever we work in the studio together there’s a true meeting of the minds and we’re able to give it our all. It's really a delight to be able to work this way."
His passion for music and sound is a part of his everyday life thanks to his job as advisor for installations of 5.1, THX and DTS home cinema and high-end hi-fi systems.

The topics Sweet Lee most often features in his songs include the beauty of life, love, problems of the planet and the world and mistreatment of children. On the subject of love, he comments  “a woman can be a good motivation to become more mature and challenge yourself, but sometimes she can push you into an abyss of suffering."

The best way to describe Sweet Lee is to mention his humane qualities — his sensitivity, his altruism, how he’s always there for others. “I hope one day to be in a position where I can help as many people as possible.” Above all, he loves life, nature and the human race.

Favorites Artists:
Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Michael Jackson, James Ingram, Jeffrey Osborne,Bar kays, Con funk shun, Eugene Wild, High Fashion, Carl Carlton, Glenn Jones, Blackstreet, Brian Macnight, Joe Thomas, Mint Condition, Donnel Jones, Keith Washington, Johnny Gill, Babyface, After 7, Maxwell, Curtis Hairston, D'angelo...