Estee

This expectionally talented artist began singing and tinkering with the piano at a very tender age of five and had begun singing in the church choir. Her formal training as a pianist began at the age of eleven. By the seventh grade she had formed and led a gospel group which performed at local church's in the greater Cincinnati area. It was here that Estee began to realize her ability not only to sing and play the piano, but also write and produce as she took on the responsibility of the group's musical programs.

As a freshman in high school, she played accompaniment for her school's choir and sang soprano. By then she had also became the official pianist for her church. Upon entering Central State University she joined their choir and became the first female student accompanist in the universities history. While touring with the (Nationally known and Grammy nominated) choir she performed with the Cincinnati Pops and Indianapolis Pops Orchestras. During this period of time, Estee was also a part of a four-female R&B singing group. She co-worte and co-produced all of the music performed by the group. As an active choir member with a major in Music Education, Estee received numerous awards and accolades for her piano and vocal performances as a student at Central State University. After graduating, Estee started teaching music at two elementry schools and focusing on a career as a solo artist/entertainer. The results which have been writing, producing, and performing with other local artist, most notably dion, who recently won Hi-Tek Productions Mid-West talent search which was sponsored by MCA and Def Soul. She has also performed at NY's famed SOB'S backing up Dion in an artist showcase; as well as developed a local fan base by performing at local club's in the Cincinnati Tri-State area. In 2002 she made her first television debut on BET"S "The Way We Do It", Estee then had two songs featured on AMR music's compilation the Lo-Down Project produced by (Angelo M. Ray: Producer and co-writer of Kevon Edmonds 24/7). She has also opened for Kelly Price in Cincinnati, Oklahoma City, and Dallas on her promotional Tour in 2002.