Biographie
Michelle Andria: From Hollywood Stages to Heartfelt Songs By Artist Connect
Stemming from Los Angeles Michelle Andria has been carving her place in music since her teenage years, when she first stepped into the spotlight as lead vocalist of the Pop group The W'Ssh. Her talent quickly caught national attention with a featured role on Star Tomorrow, the NBC reality competition series. Since then, she has collaborated with acclaimed producers including Colby O'Donis (Lady Gaga, Justin Timberlake) and L.A.rry L.A.vell, sharpening a sound that blends emotional depth with polished artistry.
Her latest project, Love Blooms in Hollywood, released on Valentine's Day, is a soulful mix of R&B and Pop-romantic, vulnerable, and unapologetically raw. The album delivers songs that move between heartbreak and desire, painting portraits of modern love for listeners who crave both intimacy and honesty in their music.
Before dedicating herself fully to songwriting, Andria honed her craft behind the scenes at major record labels, where she worked with numbers and strategies as seamlessly as musicians master rhythm and melody. On weekends, she poured her energy into a Hollywood music ministry, where she studied the vocal legacies of Aretha Franklin and Whitney Houston. That training soon led her to the stage as a featured soprano soloist with a gospel choir, performing before audiences of thousands.
Beyond her own artistry, Michelle Andria is passionate about building up the next generation of vocal talent. She founded Powerhouse Stars, a Hollywood-based academy created to empower, encourage, and inspire singers across every genre and age group. Although the program is on hiatus, Andria continues to coach select recording artists signed to major labels, carrying forward her mission to shape and support voices with impact.
With Love Blooms in Hollywood, Michelle Andria reminds the world that her journey is one of resilience, passion, and fearless creativity-a story that's still unfolding on stages, in studios, and in the hearts of her listeners.
