Kauy Saelee

Kuay Saelee was born in Thailand on August 10, 1985 to Mien parents that migrated to the United States in the mid 80s.As a youngster growing up in Oakland California Kuay was always impersonating and singing songs of artist such as Frankie Lymon, R. Kelly, Michael Jackson and Brian McKnight etc. At 11 Kuay joined his school choir to perfect his singing skills and to gain performance experience by performing for talent show, assemblies and school events with the choir. He also did solo performances on the road with his aunt and uncles band Hi Fi that is well known in the music industry. In high school he joined a dance group called the Nsyncers that's consist of 5 members that would perform dance choreography mainly to Nsync songs on local television channel number 13 numerous times in his home state Oakland. They would also perform at fundraisers, talent shows and even had they're own mini school tour. But the group didn't last that long because of differences. After the group's break up and the success he had Kuay set his sights on forming a singing group. He then went on to formed the famous local boy band group [One 1 Dream]. The group released multiple singles like [I'm gone be ] [ I don't wanna be alone ] [ My World Revolves Around You ] etc that recieved air play on radio station, featured on multiple mixtapes and even earned a spot on other artist albums. The group was offered publishing and recording contracts but never signed a deal because of management problems. As fate would have it, the group separated after 2 year but Kuay kept on singing and performing. As a solo artist , Kuay has recorded over 100 original songs, released 2 albums, had 2 number 1 singles in the R & B charts on soundclick [ I'm so ready ] [ ride with me ], produced, collaborate and song write with other artist. He is truly talented, gifted and dedicated to music.

kuay Saelee voice is truly unique, a mix between Michael Jackson and Usher. He is able to sing original and cover material in English and Mien. His stage performance often moves listeners to silence, laughter or tears.