Spencer Lee Death-Obituary: Vocal Artist at Republic Records died

Spencer Lee Death-Obituary: Spencer Lee, a resident of Los Angeles, California, and a popular singer and well-known vocal artist has sadly passed away. Unconfirmed reports claim that his body was found in the LA area.

Spencer Lee was born and raised in the small town of Fort Scott, Kansas. Growing up in a musical family where both parents attended college on vocal scholarships, Spencer was born with an abundance of raw talent and natural charisma whose unique sound is likened to Terence Trent D’Arby meets Maroon 5. Spencer grew up on a farm. At the age of 17, he attended summer camp, where he was discovered by a vocal coach, who liked his voice and sent his video back to Los Angeles.

His influences include artists like Justin Timberlake, John Mayer, and Gavin de Graw but he also finds inspiration from such legends as Elvis, Michael Jackson, James Taylor, and Sam Cook. Successful at an early age, Spencer won numerous regional talent contests before he was even fifteen. In the short time since relocating to Los Angeles, Spencer has been developing his own sound and writing material for his debut release.

Spencer was the singer-songwriter from the animated feature, Disney’s Planes: Fire & Rescue. Spencer co-wrote, “Still I Fly,” along with Windy Wagner and Michael “Smidi” Smith. “Still I Fly” is the lead single from the soundtrack, which Spencer performs as an inspiring pop/rock song.