Press:

“[HeeSun Lee & SeDa's] free LOST LP expounds upon the multi-layered spiritual messages and themes of the show...It's a dope project that deserved more press and listens than I know I've given it thus far.”
Jason Bellini - Houston Belief.com, Houston Chronicle

“HeeSun Lee and SeDa joined forces with the JahRock’n Productions crew to produce an album based on ABC’s hit television series, “Lost.” To create The Lost LP, the team selected themes common to both the popular series and to life in general, and dipped them in techno-charged, digital urban music soundscapes and samples fronted by straight-talking, God-fearing rhyming.”
Bob Marovich of The Black Gospel Blog - HeeSun Lee & SeDa - The Lost LP

“...I know for the most part [that] Hip Hop seems to be a man’s world, but artists like HeeSun are doing their best to prove otherwise”
Da Scribe - Holyridaz.com

“Ever been caught by a left-hook you just didn’t see coming? I hope not…it hurts, yo. However, in this case, Heesun Lee drops Re:Defined – equally surprising and ambitious, but infinitely more entertaining than being punched in the face.”
Don Tony - Holy Culture

“This quiet looking young lady is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to rhyming and spoken word”
mmogjr - HeeSun Lee: R-Defining Hip-Hop

“HeeSun draws contrast in her style, lyrics, and ability to represent hip hop while sitting comfortably in some more commercially-driven tracks.”
Don Tony - IllSpot.net

“She mixes up her love for poetry and hiphop in her music, and breaks every stereotype that this world holds against her.”
DaSouth.com - About HeeSun Lee

“This Staten Island, NY diamond spits bars for the king that make you say with a "how she learn to spit like that?!" She mixes her love for poetry with hip hop too. So respect her game fo'sho! Her first full-length album Re-Defined released at at the end of this past Summer.”
By DaSouth - Da South

“People We Like: Cynthia 'Heesun' Lee”
The Morning News

“The album is in a class of its own. There is a track for everyone on it. From the smooth R&B vocals on some tracks, to the upbeat hip hop dance or even a little bit of an alternative rock. The diversity on the album should keep you intrigued and entertained.”
Anonymous Admin - ILLSPOT.net