Queens-bred recording artist B.Elise is a rising sensation in the Big Apple. Since making her debut, she has achieved some notable success. Her very first performance was on the legendary Video Music Box hosted by Ralph McDaniels. Since then, she has performed on stages for Hot 97 and Power 105, SOBs, Sweet Auburn Festival, Seattle Pride, and many more. B. Elise also boasts features on XXL, BET, The Hype Magazine, The Indie Gatekeepers, The Indie Source, among other platforms. In addition, B. Elise has gained notoriety for her acting and producing in the LGBT community. She has appeared on a number of LGBT media outlets, such as NYGTV. She collaborated with Ise Productions on the LGBT movie "A Tale Of Love," which served as her directorial debut. In 2022, B starred in the lesbian holiday classic Coming Home for Christmas. In September 2023, she secured the leading role in the Steddie Reelz' Samantha "Steady Rockin" Rogers tribute. "BOOMIN," her debut release, is still a fan favorite. Brooklyn native Haitian Picasso, who has collaborated with numerous artists in NYC including B.Elise for the eye-popping visual. The single continues to gain momentum and has expanded B's fan base. More people became aware of her work after she dropped her second track, "LeBron," which landed her a video placement on BET. That was a significant achievement for the Queens native. Following the release of her reggae track "Brown Sugar," this female emcee is unstoppable. B. Elise became a two-time grant recipient in the last two years. She received the 2022 NYC Women's Fund Grant for Media, Music, and Theatre, for which the city only awarded 89 grants out of 1,193 applicants. Prior to that, she won the NYC City Artist Corps Grant in 2021. Senator Leroy Comrie has also acknowledged B. Elise for her contributions and production efforts in the city for 2019 and 2020.