About Coutiea Lashe'

Coutiea Lashe' is an astounding Singer, Songwriter, Author, Creator, Poet, aspiring Playwright and Producer from South Georgia. She released her first single, "How Could You" in October 2019; followed by "Snow Angel", "First Noel", and "The Gift of Christmas" in December 2019. Her creative skills include music production, vocal arrangement, songwriting, photography, graphic design, and hair design. Most of these can be seen and heard within her current projects. Coutiea's goal for her music is to bridge the gap between all music styles and return her knowledge to those who will come after her. Her motto is- "Just tell the story, don't focus on genre, and always remember to pay it forward." Get ready to embark on a journey of a wonderful mix of Life Music; simply filled with explorations of Life's most unforgettable moments; good and bad.

Work experience

  • Artist
  • 1991-2021
  • Artist/Songwriter/Producer/Creator

Coutiea's Skills

Art
  • Content Creator
  • Graphic Design
Engineering
  • Assistant Engineer
  • Mastering Engineer
  • Mix Engineer
  • Music Editor
  • Recording Engineer
  • Sound Designer
Live
  • Artist
  • Creative Designer
  • Singer
Musician
  • Artist
  • Performer
  • Singer
Photo
  • Photographer
Producing
  • Production Assistant
  • Vocal Producer
Songwriting
  • Beat Maker
  • Co-Writer
  • Lyricist
  • Songwriter
Studio
  • Audio Technician
  • Studio Designer
  • Studio Manager
Video
  • Music Video Director
  • Video Editor
  • Videographer
Visuals
  • Music Video Director

Coutiea's Genres

  • Hip-Hop
  • Jazz
  • Pop
  • R&B
  • Rap
  • Soul

Coutiea's Experience

Currently I have a home studio where I record, mix and master my creations. I’ve written all of my songs and my husband, Laamaj creates most of my beats and is also a producer is our studio. Released music: “How Could You” October 2019. “Snow Angel”, “First Noel” , and “The Gift of Christmas” December 2019. We also do all of our Photography, Label designs, and social media management. We haven’t even touched the surface, but we’re hungry and ready to see the light.