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to Mainstream, eclectic is the way to describe Blaire.
From early on this musical retro child has been singing
and writing since before she could remember. As a child
classical training in the arts helped her to develop skill
and a true love for music and it’s influence.
As time passed hip-hop became the love of her life
and her many musical experiences collided to make a
truly unique MC/ Singer/ Songwriter/Choreographer.
As an MC, MonicaBlaire has honed her skills for the
past 9 years. As a middle school student her introduction
to rhyming fed her already ignited passion for words
and how they come together. After she wrote her first
song she was hooked and constantly freestyling with
peers and writing at home lead to a desire to share
her work. Today MonicaBlaire, the MC, has created rhymes
for other artist and had her work performed on television,
radio, and numerous live shows. MonicaBlaire, the choreographer,
has been moving and dancing since she was a toddler.
After learning Tap, Ballet, and Gymnastics, she soon
switched to Modern, African and Hip-Hop and learned
that these were her strong suits. As a lifetime member
of the Detroit based Art of Motion Dance Theatre, this
Renaissance woman learned quickly and wanted to teach
others.
As a singer/songwriter is where this artist truly shines.
Writing since the age of 5 and singing since a baby,
her ability to connect with the listener is uncanny.
Hip-Hop being the foundation that MonicaBlaire stands
on creates and environment where classical, rock, soul,
gospel, and funk playfully co-exist. As lead singer/songwriter
of several groups including the Working Class (Hip-Hop),
F.Y.I. (Pop R&B), Lola Valley (eclectic Hip-Hop,
Funk, and Rock) this vocalist epitomizes versatility.
With substantial impromptu performances and a colorful
array of solo work, MonicaBlaire creates a sound and
an energy that is unmistakable.
Firmly rooted in Hip-Hop, the sound of early soul music,
and inspired by an unconventional sense of rhythm and
melodies, MonicaBlaire is more than an artist . . .
she is an experience.
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