Leah Jenea

Leah Jenea was a challenger, member, and finalist of the second season of The Four. She has been a member since the sixth episode through the seventh episode of the second season, as well as the finalist of the season two finale.

Background
Hip Hop and Soul singer who is known for both her covers and original songs. She can be seen on television, at a variety of live performances, and is known for performing for several campaigns including the Women of the World conference and the Councilman at Large campaign. She first began performing at the age of 9 when she sang at NJPAC as part of the performance for Newark Symphony Hall's Summer Camp. At 15, she auditioned for The Voice and made it to the blind auditions. Working closely with Australian producer Cam Noble, she developed her unique sound earning an agreement deal with ACTS Agency. After earning further recognition at live performances throughout New Jersey, she released her first album Life WTR at the age of 17.

The Four
In 2018, Leah tried out for the second season of the Four and had sang Daniel Caesar's "Best Part." It pleased the judges letting her go through to the challenge round. She had chose to challenge original member, James Graham. She had won over the audience with her version of The Weeknd's "Call Out My Name." She had made it all the way to the finale. Despite some amazing performances such as H.E.R's "Focus" and Cindy Lauper's "True Colors" James had defeated her in the challenge round in the finale, eliminating her from the competition, placing as a finalist.