Music Style R&B,Gospel

Musical Influences Mahalia Jackson, Billy Holliday & Koko Taylor

Similar Artists Mahalia Jackson, Billy Holliday & Koko Taylor

Artist History Great artists like Mahalia Jackson, Billy Holliday and Koko Taylor musically influenced Starlight Tyler: A Native American R&B Gospel artist, raised in Chicago, the youngest of eleven brothers and sisters. Starlight later took her talents to the east coast and more recently to New York City. This young and very beautiful female vocalist blends a smooth melodic voice with a powerful soul wrenching sound that is unique within the industry. Audiences are first struck by the dazzling and exotic appearances of this Cherokee-Aztec Native American, and are then mesmerized by her unforgettable vocal talents. Starlight has trilled and delighted a myriad of audiences, at places ranging from Sweetwater’s Supper Club to the Village Gate and on to various clubs in Harlem. “I was truly moved”, is but a small example of what audiences have said after hearing Ms. Tyler perform. Starlight also holds a special place in the for young children and especially those children less fortunate then others. Accordingly, she has lent her considerable talents at numerous charitable functions for the benefit of underprivileged children. Ms. Starlight Tyler looks forward to a fulfilling career in music, by singing and writing with the fire and passion that burns in her.

Group Members Great artists like Mahalia Jackson, Billy Holliday and Koko Taylor musically influenced Starlight Tyler: A Native American R&B Gospel artist, raised in Chicago, the youngest of eleven brothers and sisters. Starlight later took her talents to the east coast and more recently to New York City. This young and very beautiful female vocalist blends a smooth melodic voice with a powerful soul wrenching sound that is unique within the industry. Audiences are first struck by the dazzling and exotic appearances of this Cherokee-Aztec Native American, and are then mesmerized by her unforgettable vocal talents. Starlight has trilled and delighted a myriad of audiences, at places ranging from Sweetwater’s Supper Club to the Village Gate and on to various clubs in Harlem. “I was truly moved”, is but a small example of what audiences have said after hearing Ms. Tyler perform. Starlight also holds a special place in the for young children and especially those children less fortunate then others. Accordingly, she has lent her considerable talents at numerous charitable functions for the benefit of underprivileged children. Ms. Starlight Tyler looks forward to a fulfilling career in music, by singing and writing with the fire and passion that burns in her.

Press Reviews Great artists like Mahalia Jackson, Billy Holliday and Koko Taylor musically influenced Starlight Tyler: A Native American R&B Gospel artist, raised in Chicago, the youngest of eleven brothers and sisters. Starlight later took her talents to the east coast and more recently to New York City. This young and very beautiful female vocalist blends a smooth melodic voice with a powerful soul wrenching sound that is unique within the industry. Audiences are first struck by the dazzling and exotic appearances of this Cherokee-Aztec Native American, and are then mesmerized by her unforgettable vocal talents. Starlight has trilled and delighted a myriad of audiences, at places ranging from Sweetwater’s Supper Club to the Village Gate and on to various clubs in Harlem. “I was truly moved”, is but a small example of what audiences have said after hearing Ms. Tyler perform. Starlight also holds a special place in the for young children and especially those children less fortunate then others. Accordingly, she has lent her considerable talents at numerous charitable functions for the benefit of underprivileged children. Ms. Starlight Tyler looks forward to a fulfilling career in music, by singing and writing with the fire and passion that burns in her.

Location Hamptom Bays, NY - USA

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