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Born in Los Angeles, the multi-talented artist Tina Ley began singing at the age of 12. She has been inspired by artists such as Michael Jackson, Chris Brown, Beyoncè, and Whitney Houston. Tina Ley sung in her church choir her whole childhood. She went on to perform at her school in plays such as Chicago, Footloose, and The Wiz; where she performed as a backup dancer and singer. From 2013 to 2014, Ley began to minor in Performance Arts at El Camino College. Although she experienced the unexpected loss of her father on Christmas, Ley remained steadfast in her passion. With the memories of her Father’s support and encouragement, she sung on the beaches in Santa Monica, Redondo and Hermosa to earn money for her edgy journey. Eventually, she moved to New York in May of 2016 to continue the pursuit of her musical career. Her first originally written and recorded songs in studio-entitled, “Love is Blind,” "Don't call,” and "Fight for Love”-also became her first singles. Ley moved back to Los Angeles to show her amazing vocal versatility, ranging from Pop to R&B and Hip Hop style. During the pandemic, Ley wrote a song called “I Wanted to Be,” a heartfelt expression about what inspired the young singer to become an entertainer at such a young age. Ley quickly became a sensational success. Ley has released a fun pop, savvy song called “Music is Me.”