Noori Belai has been singing for as long as she can remember. Growing up outside of Washington D.C. in Silver Spring, Maryland, she constantly had melodies and lyrics stuck in her head, belting them out for whoever was around—even when they didn’t want to listen. “When I was a kid, all I remember was singing and everyone telling me to shut up,” she laughs. “But it stuck with me.” 

As the daughter of Ethiopian immigrants in a predominantly white suburb, Noori often felt caught between multiple worlds. “At school I couldn’t really identify with American culture because I didn’t grow up with it,” she says, so she turned to music -  eventually experimenting on her own, combining the piano with songwriting. “Music started off as an escape and it evolved into self-expression," she says.

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She’s a singer, she’s a writer, she’s music. Tiffany LaShaye’ is far from ordinary. She’s indeed what the industry is missing someone who can really sing, write hit songs, and entertain. Born on June 20, 1897 to Deborah Thomas and Terry Scott. Tiffany grew up with music in her blood. Her mother was a lead singer of a back in the day band. Tiffany grew up seeing her mom do what she developed to love. I would run around the house singing and my mom would say “stop running stand still and sing”. Tiffany started singing at the age of five. “My dad would give me five dollars if I sung for his friends, I would sing the only song I knew sung my Lauren hill on sister act II“ (If you wanna be somebody you better wake up and pay attention. Throughout her childhood she sang in school plays and choirs. At the age of thirteen Tiffany had written and recorded her first song and became a natural in the studio. Tiffany is a rare talent and doesn’t take it for granted she says she still practices to this day because there is always room for growth. She is more than just a pretty face she is a artist within music and has a passion that is undeniable. Tiffany’s vocal sound is urban/R&B. Some of her influences are, Whitney Houston, Tina Turner, Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder. Today’s artist are Brandy, Jasmine Sullivan, and Jennifer Hudson. Tiffany won the first ever “BEST UNDISCOVERED ARTIST” award in 2007. A song that was written and arranged by herself titled “I’m somebody else” was #1 on broad jam top 10 charts for R&B contemporary and it was also #1 on the Indiana broad jam charts. Tiffany had worked with people like Stevie J, Kamelah Williams lead singer of 702, and Roscoe Dash, written for Keyshia Cole, OMG Girls, Mary Mary, and Ciara just to name a few. With her love for music and her ability to create records from her life and experiences  She is definitely a talent to watch.
Tiffany now resides in Atlanta Georgia with her 7 year old daughter.

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