Starting at the age of 6, Memphis born music producer, singer and rapper
K. Le Da’Vincci, born Christopher Forest on May 25, 1984, was introduced
early to a life of music.

Since the beginning, it was clear that music would be in K. Le’s future
starting with his grandfather, Beale Street music legend Earl Forest,
the man behind the infamous “Beale Streeters,” an informal group of
friends formed in the early 50’s who played on each other’s recordings
and included music stars B.B. King, Bobby Bland, Johnny Ace, Junior
Parker, and Rosco Gordon.

Influenced by his grandfather, his father, who was a keyboardist
musician himself, his older brother and other musicians in his family,
Christopher Forest would eventually become Kazpale “K. Le” Da’Vincci.

The name “K. Le,” pronounced “Kay-Lee,” originated from the shortening
of “Kazpale,” pronounced “Kaz-pah-lay,” which means “Gifted with many
hidden talents.”

K. Le made up his name “Kazpale” while in his 7th grade
History/Geography class in middle school. Due to the mispronunciation of
Kazpale, it was later shortened to K. Le.

It wouldn’t be until later that the budding multi-talented artist K. Le
would know his fate.

As he grew older, K. Le Da’Vincci immersed himself within all types of
music and talent as he built up a catalog of hundreds of songs. During
his development, he would form a relationship with former music group
X-Camp which, at the time, drew the attention of music mogul Russell
Simmons, amongst others.

K. Le collaborated over the span of X-Camp’s early career before the
group disbanded over differences.

K. Le Da’Vincci moved forward to work on his own projects, while still
assisting other talent wearing multiple hats as a music producer and
engineer in the midst of releasing independent music releases such as
the 2010 project “9 Days, The Demo” which included the Hip Hop/R&B/Dance
single “All Night.” Other projects released by K. Le Da’Vincci included
“The Levels,” “This” and “Carpe Diem,” during his years of musical
experiences.

During his promotional music career, K. Le Da’Vincci ventured into
entertainment as well, hosting multiple accredited events including the
MemphisRap.com Music Showcase & Industry Networking Event (2008, New
Daisy Theater in Memphis, TN) and 2nd Annual Memphis Hip Hop Expo (2012
, Cook Convention Center in Memphis, TN).

Now a seasoned artist, producer, songwriter and entertainer at the age
of 29, his infectious personality and presence are just a bonus of his
mastery of music and stage presence.

Suffering from a studio mishap causing him to lose his entire music
catalog in 2012, K. Le Da’Vincci is now taking the time to rebuild a new
catalog of music productions, working with a group of talented artists
and musicians on future releases, while preparing to start work on his
first independent studio album for commercial release under his own
founded company Wav Squad Productions.