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KHADIA “The Boss”

But love taught me

Who was, who was, who was the boss—Diana Ross, “The Boss”

Image courtesy of Miguel Domingez NYC CULTURE/Style Blog
Image courtesy of Miguel Domingez NYC CULTURE/Style Blog

And tonight in her New York City debut, KHADIA will be “The Boss.”

After singing backup for Prince, My’a, Janelle Monae, and R Kelly, as well as being a backup singer on “American Idol,” and “X-Factor,” KHADIA is stepping into her own sunshine, singing songs from debut CD at NYC’s The Bitter End.

And it’s been a while in the making. This Temple University graduate has paid her dues and it shows in her mastery of harmony, musical pitch, and styling. All those years on the road singing backup for top musical acts and her musical training at Temple has produced an artist that understands what audiences want and knows how to keep her voice in tiptop shape.

Image courtesy of Sandro Moran
Image courtesy of Sandro Moran

Though some music pundits may categorize her as a fusion artist, KHADIA is much more than that. Granted, KHADIA does meld musical genres such as rock, R&B, hip hop, and pop brilliantly. Still, with her injection of heartfelt, soulful undulations KHADIA elevates her mélange of musical genres to a seamless musical gift of harmonious delight.

Now, being “The Boss” comes with its own set of challenges. However, KHADIA is primed and ready to take the musical world by storm. And her debut performance at the Bitter End is you chance to witness this incredible artist’s gifts of joy, love and scintillating brilliance!!

—William S. Gooch

 

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