Tiffany Evans has blessed the world with her powerful voice for over ten years. In 2003, at age ten, the Bronx native made her formal introduction to the world by competing on the show “Star Search” -- a show that helped launch the careers of notable acts such as Destiny’s Child and Aaliyah. After three appearances, Evans went on to win the crown in the junior division competition. She made “Star Search” history when she became the only contestant on the show to receive perfect scores on all performances.
Following Evans’ “Star Search” victory, she took her talents to Columbia Records where she sang for music executives. Evans was instantly offered a record deal and began crafting new music. While working on music, Evans was able to pursue her second passion -- acting. She landed a small role on CBS’s “The District” in 2003 and Tyler Perry’s debut feature film “Diary of a Mad Black Woman” in 2005.
In 2004, Evans released her self-titled debut EP, which included her cover of the Stacy Lattisaw classic “Let Me Be Your Angel.” Four years later, Evans wowed music fans with “Promise Ring,” the lead single off her self-titled debut album. The follow-up single “I’m Grown,” featuring rapper Bow Wow, was produced by the prominent Rodney Jerkins.