Born
in Newark and raised in the small port city of Elizabeth, New Jersey,
Cuban decent vocalist CEEVOX spent her childhood and teen years dreaming
about one day becoming a singer and making her mark in this world doing
what she knew best, MUSIC. CEEVOX has been inspired by Sarah Vaughn,
Donna Summer and Cuban diva Celia Cruz and credits her vocal training to
these artists. When she moved to Miami in, 1989 with her family, CEEVOX
had no idea how her life would be affected by what destiny had in store
for her. DJ/Producer Greg "Stryke" Chin introduced her to Ian Appell
(E-N), the year was 1995. Her first collaboration with E-N and her first
single was released in 1996. It landed her on the first Bash Night Club
compilation, as well as hitting NO. 5 on the Dance/Club Play Billboard
charts, taking her out of the studio and onto the stage.
New Release "Why Can't U Be" Produced by Stephan Grondin, and written By Marc Theriault from Montreal, and "Music In My Mind" with Michael M. & Midnight Society. Collaborations with Jerome Farley, Hector Arencibia, Dennis "D'Menace" Nieves and Tania Mashay are also in the works. Thanks to Everyone for your continued love and support and Stay Blessed!
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Booking Agent:
Marc Theriault Pascal Entertainment
BMAgency-Parking Music
Born
in Newark and raised in the small port city of Elizabeth, New Jersey,
Cuban decent vocalist CEEVOX spent her childhood and teen years dreaming
about one day becoming a singer and making her mark in this world doing
what she knew best, MUSIC. CEEVOX has been inspired by Sarah Vaughn,
Donna Summer and Cuban diva Celia Cruz and credits her vocal training to
these artists. When she moved to Miami in, 1989 with her family, CEEVOX
had no idea how her life would be affected by what destiny had in store
for her. DJ/Producer Greg "Stryke" Chin introduced her to Ian Appell
(E-N), the year was 1995. Her first collaboration with E-N and her first
single was released in 1996. It landed her on the first Bash Night Club
compilation, as well as hitting NO. 5 on the Dance/Club Play Billboard
charts, taking her out of the studio and onto the stage.
