Jre Riley “The New Voice of POP & R&B” Imagine the sultry image of a young Will Smith, the sound of Tank all combined with the vocal maturity of the legendary Michael Jackson, and there you have it. Twenty-eight-year-old, Milwaukee native Andrae Riley better known as Jre Riley is a singer/songwriter who delivers a fresh new brand of classically written love/pop/club songs with catchy and upbeat lyrics. His first taste of the big spotlight came as one of the final 10 contestants in P-Diddy’s Making the Band IV on MTV. Rising up from an initial pool of over 80,000 contestants, Jre Riley proved on national television that he was definitely the cream of the crop. Jre recorded an intro for New York’s top radio diva, Wendy Williams of WBLS 107.5, which aired for six months. Jre toured as an independent, unsigned artist on the 30-city “Seagram’s Gin Live Tour”. Jre was also privileged to share the stage with Angie Stone and Mr. Anthony Hamilton on the 60-city “Silk and Sandpaper” tour. Jre has worked with Little Ronnie producer of “So-So Def”, as well as Common’s mentor and premier producer, No ID. Jre has worked with Pebbles Reid, Essence Magazine, Tony Neal CEO of Core DJ’s, he has also opened for Carl Thomas of Bungalo Records, and performed with spoken word artist Malik Yusef of Good Music Records who featured Jre on his internationally distributed song and video “Wouldn’t You Like to Ride”, featured and produced by Kanye West. Jre is also featured on the album of J-Record’s artist Rhymefest, on a song called “Drifters”. Jre Riley is also working with Teddy Riley and also on Tony Terry’s debut solo project “Dance for Hours” which was wrote by Jre Riley. Jre Riley is currently working with Khalil Hyppolite President & Darrell Doobee Warden ceo of Platinum keys Records.LLC and Booking agents and Alex Boiscell curtesy of Afromondo on touring and putting out his new single “Purple Flower”