Michel'le

American singer-songwriter, 'No More Lies'

Michel'le - Artists & Creatives born December 5th, 1970
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Born in 1970, a prominent singer-songwriter emerged in the R&B genre during the late 1980s and early 1990s. Debuted with a self-titled album featuring the hit single 'No More Lies', which reached significant chart success. Gained recognition for a distinctive vocal style and emotional lyrics. Also worked as a featured artist on several tracks and collaborated with prominent figures in the music industry, including Dr. Dre.

Released the hit single 'No More Lies'

Collaborated with Dr. Dre on various projects

Produced a self-titled debut album

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