LeAnetta

LeAnetta Robinson (Born June 17,1993), often known simply as LeA, is Outgoing, ambitious, and an eccentric Recording Artist, Songwriter, Dancer, Clothing Designer, and Actress. Born and raised in New Jersey, LeA Robinson, is most known for being the late granddaughter of musical legend Sylvia Robinson, founder of Hip-Hop and Sugar Hill Records and also having her very own MTV Super Sweet 16. Sylvia along with husband, Joe Robinson became instrumental in the emergence of Rap music as a format, and the introduction of Hip-Hop to the mainstream market, with the release of "Rappers Delight" performed by the Sugar Hill Gang in 1979. LeA will be releasing her first EP entitled "The Legacy" as a dedication to commemorate her late grandmother Sylvia, debuting to the world early 2012.
LeA unintentionally launched her music career while in high school with two best friends, not through the Hip Hop world as most would have expected, but by forming a group, called The Bonde. The Bonde's sole purpose was bringing a humanistic teen voice to world issues impacting teenagers, women and girls. LeA and her friends were invited to collaborate with The United Nations and the World Health Organization. The Bonde was immediately requested to perform and present to world leaders. These best friends turned down mainstream recording deals and publicity since their mission was altruistic. LeA gained invaluable recording and performance experience, including singing at The Izod Arena for the NBA and The United Nation's "World Health Day Anthem". Recently, The Bonde girls graduated high school (best friends) but each went onto pursue college or individual careers in music, reuniting as The Bonde for world events upon request.