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American vocalist-songwriter

Keke Wyatt
Birth name Ke'Tara Shavon Wyatt
Born (1982-03-ten) March 10, 1982 (age 41)
Indianapolis, Indiana, U.S.
Genres R&B, soul, gospel
Occupations
  • Singer-songwriter
  • television personality
Instruments Vocals, drums, keyboards
Years active 1990–present
Labels MCA (2001–2004)
Cash Coin/Universal (2004–2006)
TVT (2006–2008)
Shanachie (2009–2013)
Aratek Entertainment/ Fontana (2012–present)
Website Official Twitter

Musical artist

Ke'Tara Shavon "Keke" Wyatt (born March ten, 1982)[1] is an American singer-songwriter and television receiver personality. After performing in a number of girl bands and working equally a songwriter during her teenage years, in 2000 she garnered national attention after her successful collaboration with young man R&B vocaliser Avant,[2] In 2001 her rendition of "Nothing in This Globe" led to a nomination for the Best New R&B/Soul/Rap Artist laurels at the Soul Railroad train Lady of Soul Awards.[3] After a number of charting collaborations and solo releases, in 2012 she starred every bit a cast member in TV One's R&B Divas: Atlanta, which featured the lives of five 1990s chart-topping R&B singers.[four] She was featured in all 3 seasons of the prove. She likewise performed with the group at events such as Essence Music Festival.[5]

In her career, Wyatt released official studio albums, including Soul Sista (2001), Who Knew? (2010), Unbelievable (2011), and her latest and contempo release, Rated Beloved (2016). All of these albums charted prominently on Billboard, every bit did her get-go and just EP release, Ke'Ke' (2014).[6] Wyatt has also released a number of charting singles,[6] with the lead unmarried "Sexy Song" from the anthology Rated Love peaking at number 29 on the Developed R&B Songs nautical chart.[6] Later getting involved with a number of non-profits, Wyatt served as a spokesperson for the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV).[7]

Early life and didactics [edit]

Wyatt was born March 10, 1982, in Indianapolis, Indiana to Lorna Wyatt, a vocalist and Keever Wyatt II, an organist and also a vocalist. Ke'Tara "Keke" Wyatt was raised in a musical family rooted in gospel music.[1] [8] She has 4 brothers.[1] Despite her religious background, Wyatt was also exposed to Contemporary R&B and secular music,[ix] and she would perform with her vocals in genres equally diverse equally gospel, pop and opera.[9] Wyatt began singing at the age of 2, experiencing her first live show by the age of 5.[9] [ten] While of mixed white and black heritage, Wyatt and her four brothers, who were raised in a predominantly African-American household and customs setting,[1] [ten] [xi] identify equally African-American.[1] Wyatt grew upwards in Indianapolis, but also spent time in both Kentucky and Texas. She attended loftier school in Indianapolis, where she was a member of her loftier school's varsity wrestling squad.[12] [xiii] As she grew, her musical tastes were influenced by the likes of R&B greats like Stevie Wonder, Donny Hathaway and Ella Fitzgerald.[9] Inspired by many preceding musical greats, Wyatt found herself performing with various girl groups as a teen.[2] She was frequently recognized for a maturity exceeding her teenage years.[1]

Career [edit]

1992–1999: Early singing and songwriting [edit]

Wyatt's professional person career began at the age of 10, when she began recording a song, called "What If", which would be included on a gospel compilation album for Indianapolis-based R.H. Duncan. With growing buzz surrounding "the trivial daughter who could sing", news of Wyatt'south talent led her to meet with these artists from the likes of Bill Woodson, Nathan Alexander, Baton Badd, Chris Kelly, and multi-platinum producer, composer Jorge Corante and Emmanuel Officer.[2] During the years of boyhood, Wyatt became as a educatee of a school by the Chicago-based producer and songwriter Steve "Rock" Huff.[ii] Huff somewhen produced and shopped a few of Wyatt'south demos in hopes of landing her a record deal.[2] [eight] During her mid-teens, she performed demo songs for diverse gospel labels, earning around $1,500 per recording. During that time, Keke extended her skills past also writing music as a teenager, and while she was writing some music, Keke would experience her beginning coldly dealt disappointment as a music industry professional. She wrote the majority of the lyrics for a hit song simply received no credit for her piece of work.[1]

2000–2002: First hit unmarried, Quantum and debut album Soul Sista [edit]

At age 15, Wyatt recorded "My First Love" with Avant which was released two years later, somewhen becoming a single for his album entitled My Thoughts. Wyatt gained much notoriety for the remake of the 1980s ballad by Rene & Angela. Its success, remaining in the elevation 10 for several weeks, resulted in a solo album contract with MCA Records. With the help of the late MCA Records executive Louil Silas, her friend and A&R Randy Jackson, whom she met at age twelve,[10] and former Boyz II Men manager Quadri El Amin, Wyatt recorded her first album inside ii weeks time.[7]

Her commencement single, "Used to Love", helped to create buzz merely failed to attain radio play,[14] though it did chart at No. 65 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks chart.[15] The follow-upwards single "Nothing in This Earth", her second duet with Avant, charted higher on a number of Billboard charts, including No. four on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks nautical chart, No. 27 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, and No. 35 on the Rhythmic Acme 40 chart.[15]

Soul Sista, her solo debut in 2001, a platinum album,[xvi] [17] was released on Nov 13, 2001.[18] It reached number 33 on the Billboard 200.[xix] Selling more than i 1000000 copies, Wyatt's fanbase broadened to audiences in Japan, Due south Korea and Europe.[i] [vii] On December 11, 2001, Wyatt was interviewed. During that interview, Wyatt said that she was a founding member of an early incarnation of Destiny's Kid, called "The Dolls" and that she was subsequently replaced by Beyoncé.[xx] In 2002, her rendition of "Nothing in This World" led to a nomination for All-time New R&B/Soul/Rap Artist at the Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards.[3]

2004–2008: Label modify, Emotional Rollercoaster and Ghetto Rose [edit]

By 2004, Wyatt had departed from MCA Records. She signed a contract, negotiated by her ex-husband/road manager Rahmat Morton, with Cash Money Records/Universal Motown Records, under the management of Cassandra Ware.[10] Her 2nd album Emotional Rollercoaster was originally gear up for release on May 31, 2005, merely was postponed for release in early 2006. The set'south starting time single, "Put Your Easily on Me", became the about added urban rails to radio in April 2005. Yet, the single failed to nautical chart or gain radio airplay, and her album was, subsequently, shelved.[ citation needed ] Across the get-go single, other songs slated to appear on her second album included "Look at What Yous Made Me Practice", "Insecurity" written by Bryan Michael Cox, "My Man", "Six Questions" featuring Avant, "Cheaters", "Who Knows" written by Tank, "Peace on Earth", a remake of a Rachelle Ferrell single, and the title rails "Emotional Rollercoaster" featuring Ginuwine. In 2006, Wyatt was released from her contract with Greenbacks Coin Records, citing conflict with management as the reason for her departure.[10]

In 2007 Wyatt, reunited with her quondam manager Quadri El Amin on the TVT Records label. Work on her third solo anthology Ghetto Rose was completed in 2007. The title track, written by veteran songwriter Franne Golde along with Kasey Livingston and Curt Schneider, was released to urban radio outlets in the fall of that year. The album was originally set for release on October 23, 2007, but was postponed for release in early 2008. Then, in Feb 2008, the record label filed for bankruptcy and, for the 2nd time in her solo career, Wyatt's album was shelved.[21]

2009–2011: Theatre debut, Who Knew? and Unbelievable [edit]

In 2009, Wyatt played a leading role in a Usa-based nationally touring production entitled Honey Over Board. The production too included many seasoned cast members such as extra Karen Malina White, vocalist Avant, thespian Khalil Kain, and others.[22]

Wyatt released the unmarried "Who Knew?" in 2010, which served as the championship runway for her album Who Knew?, released on February 23, 2010[23] through Shanachie Records.[24] On the US Billboard Superlative R&B/Hip-Hop Albums, the album peaked at No. 35.[6] In May 2011, Wyatt released a remake of the popular 1980s single "Sabbatum Love", featuring Ruben Studdard.[25] Soon afterwards, she also released a music video for the rails through Shanachie Records.[26] "Saturday Love" was included in her second album on Shanachie, Unbelievable!, which was released on June 14, 2011. It peaked at No. 48 on the R&B Albums nautical chart.[24]

2012–2014: Appearance on reality TV serial R&B Divas and Ke'Ke' [edit]

In 2012, Wyatt was cast in TV 1's R&B Divas which features the lives of five 1990s chart-topping R&B singers including Wyatt, Faith Evans, Nicci Gilbert, Monifah and Syleena Johnson. The show documents the singers living in Atlanta, Georgia equally they work towards rebuilding their careers. The beginning episode aired on August xx, 2012.[four]

Throughout the evidence, R&B Divas singers collaborated on a charity anthology commemorating the life of Whitney Houston, featuring the single "Love Yourself" which is also featured in the TV show's introduction. Gain of the anthology went towards benefiting organizations committed to improving the lives of women.[27] She performed at the 2012 Essence Music Festival in New Orleans along with the other cast-members of R&B Divas, and according to Erika Ramirez of Billboard in a ranking of the meridian 10 performances at the festival, "Keke Wyatt's embrace of Houston's 'I Wanna Trip the light fantastic toe With Somebody' left the audience in awe even after the performance."[5] After the initial season of R&B Divas, Wyatt appeared in the ii following seasons as well, when the testify was renamed to R&B Divas: Atlanta.

External video
video icon Avant ft. Keke Wyatt - "You & I" Music Video (VEVO, January 4, 2013)
video icon Keke Wyatt - "Lie Under You" Music Video (YouTube, Baronial three, 2015)

In 2013, she collaborated with Avant on their hit "You & I", which peaked at No. one on Billboard 'south Urban A/C nautical chart, and remained at that place close to two months.[vii] "Y'all & I" likewise reached No. 33 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.[28]

In May 2014, Wyatt released her kickoff EP titled Ke'Ke', through The NorthStar Group and her own imprint Aratek Entertainment.[29] The banner is her nascence name backwards, and is also meant as a stand-in for the word erotic.[30]

The EP featured songwriters and producers such as Neyo, Chuck Harmony, Claude Kelly, and Cristyle,[vii] while other invitee artists include Pusha T on the runway "Rain", and Nitty Scott in "Remember".[17] Overall, the EP contains five newly written and produced songs,[29] and the single "Fall in Love" reached No. 20 on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 and No. 17 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.[6] On the Billboard 200, the EP reached number 191,[19] R&B Albums nautical chart, the EP peaked at No. 12 in tardily June 2014,[31] and it too reached No. 35 on the Independent Albums chart.[half-dozen]

In August 2014, Wyatt fabricated a cameo in swain R&B Divas co-star Faith Evans' music video "I Deserve It", featuring Missy Elliott and Sharaya J.[32] Later that yr, Wyatt was featured equally a vocalist on the track "Make Beloved" past Faith Evans.[33]

2015–2017: Rated Love and Keke Covers [edit]

In the fall of 2015, she signed a multi-anthology distribution bargain for her Aratek Entertainment visitor[34] with INgrooves Music Grouping,[35] announcing then-upcoming promo singles.[34] On November 20, 2015, she released her new R&B single "Sexy Song". The track is set to exist the lead unmarried from her anthology Rated Dear, which was released through Aratek Entertainment on April 22, 2016.[35] "Sexy Song" was at No. 26 on the Developed R&B Songs chart every bit of early December 2015.[6] "Love Me" was released as the album's second single on March 18, 2016.[36]

In August 2016, it was announced that she and her husband Michael Ford had joined the bandage of the 6th season of Union Boot Camp: Reality Stars set for an October airdate.[37] On October 13, 2016, Wyatt announced the single "Jodeci" on her Instagram business relationship, writing: "I think we got a new one with my new unmarried Jodeci!!! I wanna know what ya'll recall", revealing it would be released with a deluxe version of her album Rated Love on Oct 21, 2016.[38]

It was announced on Jan 31, 2017, via Wyatt'southward social media accounts that a covers album Keke Covers would be released on February xiv, 2017, "My YouTube cover serial #kekecovers comes the cover anthology 'Keke Covers' #COMINGSOON #FEB14 #LOVERSDAY2017".[39] [xl] [41] [42]

2017–present: Country Fried Soul [edit]

On July 28, 2017, Wyatt released the single "Summertime",[43] intended to exist the lead single from her upcoming fifth studio album Country Fried Soul.[44]

Advocacy [edit]

Wyatt has served as a spokesperson for the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV). As spokesperson, she shares her experience as a long-term victim of domestic abuse.[vii] She is also a supporter of the Saving our Daughters organisation.[7]

Personal life [edit]

Wyatt was 18 years old when she married Rahmat Morton, her road managing director.[21] A domestic violence situation between Wyatt and Morton was widely reported in the urban news circuit in 2001,[45] with Wyatt explaining that she had stabbed her husband out of self-defence force[45] and to protect her children.[46] Wyatt filed for divorce from Morton in 2009 subsequently an escalation of violence, relocating her family from Kentucky to Atlanta, Georgia. They have 3 children together, sons Keyver Wyatt Morton (born March 27, 2000) & Rahjah Ke' Morton (born February 27, 2002) and daughter Ke'Tarah Victoria Morton (born Baronial 29, 2008). Wyatt was significant with her & Morton'south fourth child, a daughter by the end of the marriage, but suffered a all the same birth.[21]

She remarried in 2010 to Michael Jamar Ford, an ordained minister who went to appear with Wyatt in the reality TV show R&B Divas.[21] [47] As of 2013, Wyatt was raising vi children with Ford, iii fathered past Wyatt's offset marriage, a daughter named Mickayla from Ford'due south previous relationship and their ii sons: Ke'Mar Von Ford (built-in August 16, 2010) & Wyatt Michael Ford (born May 17, 2012).[47] Wyatt had her seventh child and Ford's quaternary child, a daughter named Ke'Yoshi Bella Ford on March 10, 2015.[21] Wyatt announced in April 2017 that she was pregnant with her eighth kid.[21] In early on September 2017, it was reported that the couple were divorcing while she was eight months pregnant.[48] [49] On October 27, 2017, Wyatt gave birth to her 8th child and Ford's 5th child, a son named Kendall Miguel Ford.[50] [51] Ford confirmed their divorce in August 2018.

In Oct 2018, Wyatt married her childhood ex-beau, Zackariah Darring. On November eight, 2018, she announced she was meaning with her ninth child with Zackariah.[52] She gave birth to her tenth child on January 6, 2020; a son named Ke'Riah David Darring.[53] She gave nascency to her eleventh child in 2022.[54]

Awards and nominations [edit]

Discography [edit]

  • Soul Sista (2001)
  • Who Knew? (2010)
  • Unbelievable (2011)
  • Ke'Ke (2014) EP
  • Rated Love (2016)
  • Keke Covers (2017)

Filmography and theater [edit]

Selected roles and cameos by Keke Wyatt [12]
Yr Title Format Publisher Function
2009 Love Overboard Touring theater production Je'Caryous Johnson Leading role
2012-14 R&B Divas: Atlanta Reality TV serial TV One Primal graphic symbol
2014 "I Deserve It" Faith Evans music video BMG Cameo[32]
2016 Union Kick Army camp: Reality Stars season six Reality TV serial WE tv Central graphic symbol

Farther reading [edit]

  • Video: BET Awards Backstage, June 2007
  • KeKe Wyatt: Still Standing, July 2007
  • No More Drama: Keke Wyatt on Her Music and Marriage, August 2007
  • Podcast: EURweb.com, September 25, 2007
  • S2S Magazine, September 2007

See too [edit]

  • Keke Wyatt discography
  • List of songs recorded by Keke Wyatt
  • List of soul musicians

References [edit]

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External links [edit]

  • Keke Wyatt on Twitter

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keke_Wyatt

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