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B.Elise Boomin
“Boomin’” by B.Elise is available on Spotify and appears on Steady Wins the Race, Vol. 1. The release also has an official music video directed by Haitian Picasso, connecting the song to B.Elise’s wider catalog of music and visual work. B.Elise is a Queens-bred, first-generation Haitian-American recording artist. As an independent Queens artist and LGBTQ creative, B.Elise brings another New York voice into the wider hip-hop and R&B landscape. Women in hip-hop continue to shap
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Sep 141 min read


HeartBreak Hotel by B.Elise
“HeartBreak Hotel” by B.Elise is available on Apple Music and appears on Steady Wins the Race, Vol. 1. B.Elise is a Queens-bred, first-generation Haitian-American recording artist whose catalog brings together hip-hop, R&B, and an independent New York perspective. Heartbreak songs have always held a lasting place in R&B, from classic breakup records to the emotional releases shaping playlists in 2026. Kehlani, RAYE, Ravyn Lenae, SZA, The Weeknd, and Chris Brown remain familia
belisemusic
Sep 141 min read


Steady Wins the Race, Vol. 1
Steady Wins the Race, Vol. 1 by B.Elise was released on March 13, 2026. The 12-track project runs for 33 minutes and is categorized as Hip-Hop/Rap and R&B. It gives listeners searching for new hip-hop albums in 2026, new R&B albums, and independent music releases a direct entry into B.Elise’s catalog. B.Elise is a Queens-bred, first-generation Haitian-American recording artist. That background places the release within searches for a Queens artist, Haitian-American artist, LG
belisemusic
Sep 141 min read


RagMag Feature Review: B. Elise Delivers Deep R&B & Hip-Hop Fusion on Steady Wins The Race, Vol. 1
Recording Artists Guild takes a closer look at B.Elise’s blend of R&B and hip-hop in Steady Wins the Race, Vol. 1. The coverage highlights the project’s depth and gives listeners another perspective on the New York artist’s songwriting, sound, and creative growth.
belisemusic
Sep 141 min read


B.Elise in CanvasRebel Magazine: Misunderstood and Resilient
B.Elise was recently featured in CanvasRebel Magazine for an interview that gives readers a closer look at their story, perspective, and creative journey. The feature highlights B.Elise’s experience as a Black LGBTQ artist, including the challenges of being misunderstood or mischaracterized while continuing to grow through music, storytelling, and community. Read the full CanvasRebel feature here: Meet B.Elise In the article, B.Elise opens up about how those experiences shap
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Jul 271 min read
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