Whether it was singing as a child in her local Gospel Choir or recording and touring with stars such as Eric Clapton, Annie Lennox, George Michael, Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, Madonna, Mary J Blige, Tom Jones, and Andrea Bocelli, the diversity of her musical background and the wide range of artists she has worked with have given Michelle a great vision for her musical destiny.

In 2017 Michelle was a finalist on the The Voice UK television series, where she was part of Will.I.am’s team. Michelle performed weekly before a national audience of more than five million viewers.

In 2019 she released her Debut single “Priceless,” which brought her solo work to critical acclaim.

She has performed on stages across the world, including for former President Barack Obama at The White House and for Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace.

In 2020 Michelle released her debut album, Diva Songbook: Through the Storm. The album is an electrifying mix of covers and original songs. With her powerhouse vocals on full display, Michelle takes us on an emotional journey from power ballads to upbeat vocal performances as she hits the heights of Aretha Franklin and Mariah Carey.

Following the release of her debut album, Michelle has performed many dates across the UK, including at the celebrated Ronnie Scott’s and Pizza Express jazz clubs in London, Birmingham, and Maidstone, at the Liverpool Arena, Nottingham Arena, Cardiff Arena, and the O2 Arena, the Cambridge Festival, the Royal Albert Hall (as part of The One Young World Summit, a charitable organization devoted to supporting young leaders around the world) and also performing the Sia / Hans Zimmer song “Out There” with the National Symphonic Orchestra at the O2 Arena in the Seven Worlds, One Planet Show.

Michelle is a renowned vocal coach, having coached several UK pop stars including Rita Ora, Girls Aloud, Mystique, and Liberty X.

From 2022 to 2023, Michelle was on a UK tour performing every night the finale song of the critically acclaimed Derren Brown Showman tour, which ended with a four-month run at The Apollo Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, in London’s West End.