Lady A’s musical journey began at the tender age of 5, when she first sang in the Greater Mt. Baker Missionary Baptist Church children's choir. By 16, she had already become a musical church choir director, showcasing her natural talent and ear for harmony. Today, Lady A is renowned for blending Soul, Gospel, and a touch of Funk into her performances, with storytelling at the core of her music. Her mission is clear: to inspire her audience, ensuring that no one leaves her performance unchanged. She hopes her lyrics resonate deeply, allowing her music to positively impact others.

Beyond performing, Lady A has made her mark as a radio host. She spent six years hosting "Lady A's Gumbo n Gospel" and "Lady A's Black n Blues" on NWCZ online radio. She later hosted "Lady A's The Boss" on KMRE FM 88.5 in Bellingham for three years. Currently, she brings her voice to The True Grit Roots Network (TGRN) out of Austin, TX, where she hosts both of her signature shows.

Lady A's contributions to the music community extend far beyond her performances. She is a seasoned producer, having organized events like The Big Blues Blowout, which featured legends like 2x Grammy winner Bobby Rush, guitarist Dexter Allen, Southern Soul Award-winning artist Nellie Tiger Travis, and Lady A herself. She also produces The Annual Red N White Holiday Affair, raising awareness about homelessness in Seattle and donating to local shelters. The event also supports Blues in the Schools through the Rhapsody Music Project, where Lady A serves as Chair, vocal coach, and mentor.

In addition, Lady A hosts Lady A's Annual Ladies Luncheon, now in its seventh year. This event benefits the Rhapsody Music Project for Youth in Seattle and serves as a platform for celebrating women’s uniqueness and "Queen-dom." Her commitment to community building is further evident in her role as Chair on the Board of Directors for the Rhapsody Music Project, where she teaches students to explore their heritage and culture through an anti-racist lens.

Lady A’s passion for education extends to elementary school children, where she teaches vocal lessons and the history behind the music. She also facilitates Race & Social Justice workshops at her alma mater, Lincoln High School, working with students, teachers, and administrators to build community and understanding. Her goal is to equip students with the tools to lead conversations about race and social justice, empowering them to pass on this knowledge to future classes.

Lady A’s latest album, Just Bein’ Me, has been newly released, adding another chapter to her illustrious career. She humbly acknowledges the support of her band-family, A-Team, and fan-family, recognizing that her success is a collective achievement.

Lady A truly embodies the title of “Hardest Workin’ Woman” and is best likened to a pot of Lou-sana Gumbo—best served HOT!

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