CHERIE RUI MIN

(Founder)

Cherie Rui Min is a Singaporean singer, songwriter/composer, music producer, and vocal coach based in Singapore and Los Angeles.

As a songwriter, she currently writes for Warner Chappell Production Music, Universal Music Publishing Group, and more, specializing in pop songwriting and vocal arrangement. Cherie holds a Bachelor of Music from Berklee College of Music, majoring with concentrations in Contemporary Writing & Production and Music Technology and Innovation.

As a vocal coach, Cherie has 10 years of teaching experience. She believes in honing her students to their ultimate potential, grooming them to be a strong all-rounded singer, musician and performer. She focuses on teaching her students to be versatile in genre, and trains them to be able to bring their singing skills to the world outside the teaching studio - whether in discipline and knowledge, or working professionally in the music industry.

Cherie’s younger years were focused on performance in musical theatre and classical singing at School of the Arts, Singapore (SOTA), working with renowned theatre companies like W!LD RICE and Dream Academy. She was also one of the lead artists for the the Youth Olympic Games Opening Ceremony and Closing Act in 2010.

She is 1/2 of producer/songwriter artist duo Cherie Joshie, formerly known as SLAYN, working alongside Joshua Evan Lee. Cherie Joshie’s music has garnered the attention of many in South-East Asia and was featured on playlists like New Music Friday (Singapore, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Taiwan, Hong Kong), Top Hits Singapore, and Singapore Viral 50 on Spotify. Cherie Joshie charted #7 on New Music Friday Singapore and #11 on Top Hits Singapore.

Education:

  • Bachelor of Music, Berklee College of Music, Boston (Magna Cum Laude; Scholar) 2018

  • International Baccalaureate Diploma, School of the Arts, Singapore 2014

  • London College of Music Pop Vocals Advanced Diploma

  • Trinity College of London Classical Vocals Diploma

JOSHUA EVAN LEE

Joshua Evan Lee is a record producer, songwriter/composer, audio engineer and pianist based in Singapore and the United States.

As a record producer, Joshua works with artists to conceptualize and refine their musical vision. His main task in this process is to turn these abstract ideas into a fully-realized audio productions. This involves working both in the creative and technical domains from songwriting, orchestration and arranging to vocal and instrumental recording, editing and mixing.

Joshua is also contracted by labels and producers to execute specialized tasks within external audio productions, primarily in vocal production and mixing. He has developed a niche as a vocal producer, working intimately with artists to deliver, capture and compile their best vocal performance possible in the recording and post-production stages.

His clients range from independent artists to major labels such as Warner Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and companies such as Foodpanda, Subaru and Mediacorp. His productions have amassed over 10 million streams.

As an educator, Joshua is passionate about nurturing students’ holistic musicianship and prioritizes teaching practical skills that students can retain and apply in the future.

Joshua received a Bachelor of Music at the Berklee College of Music, majoring in Music Production and Engineering.

He is 1/2 of producer/songwriter artist duo Cherie Joshie, formerly known as SLAYN, working alongside Joshua Evan Lee. Cherie Joshie’s music has garnered the attention of many in South-East Asia and was featured on playlists like New Music Friday (Singapore, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Taiwan, Hong Kong), Top Hits Singapore, and Singapore Viral 50 on Spotify. Cherie Joshie charted #7 on New Music Friday Singapore and #11 on Top Hits Singapore.

Education:

  • Bachelor of Music, Berklee College of Music, Boston (Magna Cum Laude; Scholar) 2020

  • International Baccalaureate Diploma, School of the Arts, Singapore 2014

  • DipABRSM (Piano Diploma), Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music