Biography

Soulful songstress, Tracy Brathwaite, born and raised in New York City. Her powerhouse vocals have been heard across the globe. Like many great soul singers of the past, Tracy fuses the best of Blues, Jazz and R&B. Captivating audiences worldwide, most notably in Italy, Japan, and London, Tracy has performed and been featured in many NY hotspots known for great music like The Bitter End, The Cutting Room, Arlene’s Grocery and BB Kings and 78 Below to name a few.

Soulful house music was a natural and easy fit for this vocalist. “Oh Happy Day” produced by Frankie C and Victor Simonelli, is a club classic. She co-wrote and produced “I Don’t Wanna Let You Go” in London with classic R&B singer Junior (Mama Use To Say) in 2008. In 2012 Tracy was asked to sing the lead song for a house music documentary titled “Hands To The Sky”, she is the only featured vocalist on the soundtrack.

In the summer of 2013, she joined forces with Honeycomb Music’s Josh Milan and they co-wrote “Smile”. Already championed by hugely talented producers and DJs such as Joe Claussell, Anna Komninou and Grammy award winner Louie Vega (Roots NYC, WBLS Radio New York,) Tracy makes her Winter Music Conference 2014 debut performing at Louie Vega’s Dance Ritual party.