Le'Asha Julius was born in Washington DC. where she attended D.C's prestigious Duke Ellington School of the Arts. She shared classes with Corey Hawkins, Samira Wiley, and Ari Lennox. Later, Le'Asha was accepted into the SUNY Purchase College Conservatory of Theatre Arts and Film where, in her spare time, she created a hip hop duo, Quincy Vidal, with her acting classmate Caleb Eberhardt.
Upon college graduation, and releasing 4 studio albums, Quincy Vidal has opened for Kendrick Lamar, Salt ‘N’ Pepa, Noname, Ravyn Lenae, Talib Kweli, and more.
Since then, Le'Asha has starred in many productions, including HBO's Random Acts of Flyness, where she portrays Wendy in a Dominican musical remake of Peter Pan; and Still Here, a VR Short Film produced by Al Jazeera which premiered at Sundance Film Festival 2020.
In 2020 Le’Asha teamed up with Hip Hop legend Black Thought, and his “School of Thought,” which took place at Carnegie Hall in NYC. She released her first solo mixtape, The Universe Project, in February of 2021, available on all digital platforms. Followed by 4 singles released in 2023 Damn Good, Saturn Return, Swirl, & Demons which was used in the film Prom Dates now on Hulu.
Most recently, you may have seen Le’Asha on NPR’s Tiny Desk with The Lox and has performed with Jadakiss at other live events. She was also a featured artist on Kimbra’s latest project titled Idols and Vices and most recently recorded background vocals with The Lox, Jahiem, and Foreigner.
On the stage, Le’Asha recently appeared in the New York Off-Broadway Premiere of Slaughter City by Naomi Wallace and had a world premiere of her One Act play “The Regulars” with Moliere in the Park. She just closed The Comeuppance in Long Island City and will participate in a reading of WAAFRIKA at Jersey City Theatre Center, which she also participated in at the new PAC in lower Manhattan. Stay tuned for more, Le’Asha never slows down!