Stephen Riesen
Meet the CEO of Marketing at Vibrascope Records
Stephen Riesen, 24, known professionally as Stevie the Vibe, is a musical sensation with a perfect ear and a sense for what makes music so special. His perfect pitch in combination with his Classically trained voice gives him a unique skillset that sets him apart from most typical silky tenors. While singing is his main act, he also is the Primary Producer, Audio Engineer, and Playlist Curator behind Vibrascope Records. He has worked with a GRAMMY Award winning Classical Pianist and several high end Opera and Jazz singers. This has helped him understand the human voice in a much deeper way and has contributed to his knowledge of Audio Engineering, even for Rappers and Pop Singers. He is currently studying at the University of Michigan honing his skills and teaching at Expressions Music Academy.
Lee H. Alexander II
Meet the Communications CEO of Vibrascope Records
Lee Alexander, 23, known professionally as Le$Lie, is a rapper, singer, performer and music producer from Detroit, Michigan. He's been writing raps/poetry since he was 10 years old and throughout college he's shifted into music producing as well. Le$Lie aspires to write music that people can not only bump their heads to but connect with on a spiritual level. Le$Lie is a proud alum of the University of Michigan’s Musical Theatre Program and also achieved a minor in Performing Arts Management and Entrepreneurship . In addition to producing music Le$Lie is a Broadway actor, who recently completed the First Broadway National Tour of Jagged Little Pill. Le$Lie has a lot of exciting new collabs on the way so make sure you follow him on socials.
Pop, R&B and Hip-Hop Selections
That's You
R&B Single
Adulting
Hip-Hop Song
Can't Complain
R&B Pop Track
Classical, Musical Theatre, and Spiritual Selections
Un Aura Amorosa
W.A. Mozart
Superman
Fortress of Solitude
It Ain't Necessarily So
Gershwin- Porgy and Bess
Classical, Musical Theatre, and Spiritual Selections Cont.
Give Me Jesus
arr. Norah Duncan IV
Sit Down, You're Rocking' the Boat
Guys and Dolls
Thou Shalt Break Them
Händel's "The Messiah"