Artist description INAYA began singing in church as a young child, where she got her first experience performing. She attended the High School Of Music and The Performing Arts in her native New York and went on to major in musical theater at The University of Bridgeport. INAYA was then off to the stage. She understudied STEPHANIE MILLS In THE “WIZ”, receiving rave reviews when she stepped into the lead as “Dorothy” in New York, St. Louis, and Washington D.C. INAYA is no stranger to recording, either. She has recorded vocals for MICHAEL JACKSON, AL GREEN, SEAN “P-DIDDY” COMBS, MC LYTE, QUEEN LATIFAH, MONI LOVE, BIG DADDY KANE, RANDY CRAWFORD, ASHFORD AND SIMPSON, BOOTSIE COLLINS, and ANN NESBY- to name a few. In addition, INAYA is an incredibly versatile songwriter. You can seek her out in the writers’ credit sections on the funk master BOOTSIE COLLINS album “FRESH OUTTA “P” UNIVERSITY” and on the sultry R&B singer RANDY CRAWFORD’S LP, “EVERY KIND OF MOOD”. The songs for Ms. Crawford were chosen to be the first two singles and made the charts in the U.S. and U.K. respectively. INAYA HAS SPENT TIME ON THE Billboard charts with projects of her own like CAN’T STOP DANCIN’ #1, MOVIN UP #2, KEEP PUSHIN #2, and HOLD YOUR HEAD UP HIGH #6; all of which she sang and co-wrote. Her credits of solo writing and recording also include the charted hits, JUST CANT GET ENOUGH, I WILL, FEEL IT, and I’M TOUCHED. INAYA is the vocalist on MOUSSE T’s famous dance floor hook, “HORNY”, which also placed number 1 on the billboard charts. INAYA is a force to be reckoned with and will pull out all the stops in the new millennium. There’ll never be another DAY… INAYA DAY, that is.

Music Style R&B

Albums Inaya Day

Location Brooklyn, New York - USA

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