Thirteen year old Atlanta native Nia Imani has been singing nonstop since she could talk, and taught herself how to play the keyboard. At 6 she entered herself into a school talent show, and wowed the crowd with Alicia Keys “Falling”. She became known around Atlanta as the little girl with the big voice, winning contests and captivating audiences with songs like Jill Scott’s “Golden” and Jennifer Holiday’s “And I Am Telling You’” at venues around the city. Nia Imani is a gifted vocalist, with range, power, depth, and feeling beyond her years.

Nia Imani has performed in Madison Square Garden, SESAC Atlanta’s Artist Showcase, and at Ashford and Simpson’s Sugar Bar in New York, accompanied by Grammy nominated songwriter and artist Valerie Simpson. To continue, please click “MORE”!

Los Angeles, CA, July 22, 2011 –(PR.com)–
Angelique “Alizay” Bates, a California native from Haitian/Native
American Indian decent shot to fame in Nickelodeon’s #1 hit television
show, All That, and has since appeared in numerous US TV shows and
Hollywood films.

Now focusing on her music career, Angelique
“Alizay” Bates has recently partnered with Expat Records to release her
debut single “Can’t Fade Me Now” officially released on 18th July 2011.
The track stands apart from the majority of hip hop heard on today’s
radio with its upbeat sound and positive message. To continue, please click “MORE”!