Kelly Shermaine Biggs (born 5 October 1975 in East Ham, London), known professionally as Kele Le Roc, is a British singer.
Career Biggs began singing at the age of three, and she attended Langdon Comprehensive School in East Ham. She first found widespread acclaim in 1995 with the underground hit "Let Me Know".Interview, BBC, June 2004 She scored two top 10 hits on the UK Singles Chart, with "Little Bit of Lovin'" in 1998 and "My Love" in 1999; both peaked at No. 8.Search for "Kele Le Roc" performed at Everyhit.com database on 22 July 2008 In March 1999, she released her only album, Everybody's Somebody on Polydor Records.[ Allmusic.com discography] – accessed August 2008
In 1999, she won two MOBO Awards, for Best Newcomer and for Best Single ("My Love"). Among those she collaborated with are Basement Jaxx (with whom she reached No. 6 in the UK with "Romeo"), 10° Below, Coolio, Courtney Pine, Shy FX, T Power, Omar Lye-Fook, Damage and Lee Henry.
Discography Album Everybody's Somebody (1999), Wild Card – UK #44
Singles "Let Me Know" (1995), Orchestrated Noize "Little Bit of Lovin'" (1998), 1st Avenue/Wild Card/Polydor – UK #8 "My Love" (1999), 1st Avenue/Wild Card/Polydor – UK #8 "Retro" (2009), Freelance Diva/OceanFall As featured artist "Thinking of You" (with Curtis Lynch Jr. featuring Red Rat) (2000), Telstar – UK #70 "Romeo" (with Basement Jaxx) (2001), XL – UK #6, UK Dance #1, UK Indie #1, US Dance #5 "Things We Do for Love" (with Sticky) (2003) "Feelin' U" (with Shy FX and T Power) (2003), London – UK #34 "Let Me Be Your Fantasy" (with Gok Wan & Craig Knight) (2020)
Other appearances "Not Taking You Back" (True Steppers) (True Stepping, 2000)
Music videos Title Year Director "Retro" 2009 Leon Mitchell
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