How has your multicultural heritage from Guinea, Jamaica and France influenced your music, particularly in your latest single?

My multicultural heritage is the backbone of my music. Guinea gave me rhythm, spirituality, and storytelling. Jamaica brought the groove, confidence, and raw energy. France shaped my sense of melody, structure, and openness to cultures.

In my latest single, all these influences come together naturally. You hear the African pulse, the Caribbean bounce, and a European touch in the production. I don’t force it — it’s simply who I am.

Can you share the story behind the creation of 'Just Little Longer'? What inspired you to write this song and what message do you hope to convey through it?

'Just Little Longer' was written during a moment of vulnerability. Life was moving fast, but the things that mattered most needed patience.

The song speaks about slowing down, protecting love, trusting the process, and understanding that what’s meant for you doesn’t need to be rushed.

If Le She’s music could be the soundtrack to any film or TV series, which one would you choose and why? How would your sound complement the visuals?

I’d choose stories like Top Boy, Queen & Slim, or Insecure — projects rooted in real emotion and strong visual identity.

My music fills the spaces between dialogue, adding mood, tension, warmth, and depth. It becomes part of the atmosphere rather than background sound.

Collaborating with various artists and producers has been a part of your journey. How do these collaborations impact your sound and creative process, particularly for 'Just Little Longer'?

Collaboration helps me grow while staying true to my identity. For 'Just Little Longer', the focus was sensitivity and space.

Working with others refined the emotion and protected the honesty of the song without overproduction.

As an artist who has overcome challenges, how do you use your platform to inspire and connect with listeners who may be facing their own struggles?

I choose honesty over perfection. My music is a safe space for people navigating uncertainty, pressure, or healing.

If my music helps someone feel understood or keep going a little longer, then I know my platform has purpose.

What can fans expect from Le She in 2026? Are there any upcoming live shows, new releases or projects you're excited about?

2026 is a year of alignment and growth. Fans can expect intentional releases, stronger visuals, and meaningful collaborations.

Live performance is a major focus, with projects including Australia, West Africa, and Bali currently in motion.

Is any event coming this year?

Yes — several exciting projects are currently in progress. There is an Australia tour project with Nigerian Afrobeats star Ruger planned to start as early as next month.

There are also performance projects in West Africa and Bali, Indonesia. While details are still being finalized, this year is about movement, live connection, and global reach.

How can people find you in Australia and stay connected to your journey?

People can find me on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok at @lesheofficial.

That’s where the journey really happens — unreleased music previews, live-show energy, behind-the-scenes moments, and direct connection with the fans. Following @lesheofficial means being early, being part of the movement, and growing with Le She Music.

A Quick Chat with Le She