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Patrice Lee / Blog

This Won't Change me......

For the past few months I haven't been able to get on stage....The frustration built inside of me and made me want to quit. Rather than have 24 hours in the day to do what I love, my life changed drastically only leaving me 2 hours to do what I love. Long hospital visits and stays, stress, different doctors shaking their heads over concerned about my well-being. Me being the positive butterfly in my world told them that I would be fine and I was glad that finally after years of unexplained illness, someone took the time to figure it out. I was diagnosed with severe Type II Diabetes. I never questioned God, I thanked God for the doctor that found it and the team of doctors who are helping me get better. I am truly blessed and not ashamed of this illness. In the beginning they thought the worse because of my test results but they were shown that I have a bigger purpose in life . Now that I am monitored and getting better, it is time to hit the stage soon and complete the album launch for "Un-Said". This album is what saved my life... Patrice Lee

Dreaming

I day dream.... but I night dream as well. I also afternoon dream....It helps me to live my dream....

2013

This year has started out in such a beautiful way. I am truly thankful and blessed to be doing what I love to do best. I cannot wait to meet people while on the road. So please check back for updates about the tour….This is gonna be FUNN!!!

Musical Life

I was asked if I could ever imagine myself doing anything else besides music and I was stuck. I did spend a few years in college and obtain a degree and then went back for a second degree only to find myself listening to music in class and thinking about how I was going to Direct my first video. I would doodle during class time and come up with amazing lyrics. It hit me again…6 months before graduating I begin writing for my second album. This time the lyrics were passionate and fun and some even painful and the recording of the album became my best friend. I am so proud of the work that I have done and so excited that I have a great support system. Sometimes we went into a session and laughed for the first hour, but when the record button lit up, so did my spirit. I fell in love with music and it felt so good. I am amazed at times that I even wrote and vocally arranged the songs. Where did it come from? My inner voice is now ready to be heard… To all other artists out there, how does music make you feel? Patrice Lee

Today...Tomorrow...Forever

My pen reaches the end of the page as I scratch through every line, angry that I was not able to express myself. Embedded in that page was the answer.....