EBONY FAY

Ebony Fay is a native of Los Angeles, California who has been singing since she was five years old. She is a dynamic vocalist with an impressive five-octave range and a charisma all her own.

Ebony has appeared on national television programs shows with prominent Japanese recording artists Original A.I., Double, Yuki Koyanagi, Ken Hirai and the legendary Anri. Most notably, she appeared this past April as a background artist with Mariah Carey on the Japanese television programs “Utaban” and “Music Station”.

Her powerful, sultry voice has been featured in commercials for Universal Studios Japan, Visa, the new Nissan Serena, Mini-Loto, UniQlo, Panasonic and Shiseido Maquillage Cosmetics.
She has most recently served as a ring announcer for the K-1 World Max 2005 Competition at Yoyogi Stadium.In the United States,

Ebony made her professional on-stage debut at the age of 16 at the legendary Pantages Theatre in Hollywood, where she was cast in a production by Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber (of Phantom of the Opera fame).

Since that time, Ebony has performed behind such established American recording artists as Cece Winans and Michael Bolton. In 1995, Ebony was a featured vocalist at Dodger Stadium, where she was personally requested to appear by then Los Angeles Dodgers’ owner, Peter O'Malley. Ebony walked away the first place winner of a nationally-aired talent competition on Quincy Jones' "Vibe" television program.

Last but not least, Ebony was extremely honored to perform at the Beverly Hills Hilton hotel at a tribute to the great boxing champion Muhammad Ali. Ebony Fay more than exemplifies that combination of raw talent, thirst for learning, and respect for her craft so rarely found among her peers.

A seasoned professional with the wisdom, grace and confidence it takes to persevere and thrive in life, this young lady is dedicated to the constant pursuit of excellence in any undertaking she chooses. Take a listen to her voice and you will know that Ebony Fay is here to stay.