Chantay Savage

The daughter of the jazz musician, R&B vocalist Chantay Savage was raised in Chicago raised around the sounds of jazz and soul legends like Sarah Vaughn, Chaka Khan, and Marvin Gaye. Influenced from the music around her, Savage started her performing profession in earnest when she joined an open up mic competition at an area club. Not merely did she earn the competition eight occasions, she parlayed this achievement into gigs like a program musician, vocalist, and songwriter with performers like CeCe Peniston. Savage’s efforts to Peniston’s solitary “We Got a Like Thang” gained her a cope with RCA Information; her 1993 self-titled debut included more strike singles like “Provide It to Ya” and “DON’T ALLOW It Head to YOUR MIND.” Savage also organized vocals and sang for performers like Brazen, Affiliate, and Vertical Keep, along with liberating her second recording, 1995’s I’LL Survive, where she reworked the Gloria Gaynor disco anthem. The recording also reflected a far more personal, specific part of her talent, which she explored additional on 1999’s THESE TIMES, which she published all of the lyrics and performed piano and drums.