Tamisha Waden

North Carolina native Tamisha Waden is an R&B, jazz and soul vocalist carving her own lane in contemporary soul. Blending gospel roots, jazz, and R&B, her voice carries a warmth and emotional depth that has made her a collaborator across soul and hip-hop. Waden has been featured on projects with artists including Pharoahe Monch, Phonte and the acclaimed hip-hop group Little Brother, as well as recordings with The Foreign Exchange and Nicolay, including Tales from the Land of Milk and Honey, the Hide & Seek compilation, and Nicolay’s City Lights Vol. 3: Soweto. A dynamic live performer, she has shared stages with legendary artists such as Roy Ayers, Melba Moore, Mavis Staples, Bruce Hornsby, Tony Terry, Tom Browne, and the late Malcolm-Jamal Warner. In addition to her work as a recording and performing artist, Waden has also served as a radio personality with WNCU 90.7 FM, continuing to champion jazz, soul, and Black American music. With a growing catalog and a voice rooted in authenticity, Tamisha Waden is an artist whose journey is still unfolding.