Kreesha Turner

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Kreesha Turner (born June 10, 1985) is a Canadian/Jamaican recording artist and songwriter who was born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

She began her musical career after a fruitful experience with Virgin Records, raising her both in Canada and Jamaica.

She has signed a record deal with the Capitol Music Group, which is under the Virgin imprint's umbrella.

EMI Music Canada also signed her in order to more effectively tap into the Canadian market. She has had two albums in Canada.

"Bounce With Me," "Lady Killer," and "Don't Call Me Baby" were two of her first albums.

In 2008, the former became the country's most popular song (by a Canadian) and became her first number one single on Billboard's U.S. territories. Playing at a hot dance club is a hit at the Hot Dance Club.

"Best New Artist" and "Best Pop Album of the Year" were both nominated for two Juno Awards this year. Turner's second double disc studio album, Tropic Electric (2011), saw her public image resurfaced and return to her original form.

"Rock Paper Scissors," "I Could Live," and "Love Again" were three of her moderately successful singles. "Best R&B Album" was nominated for her second Juno Award nomination. Turner has been known for her style and appearance throughout her career.

She has been ranked on the "50 Sexiest International Singers You've Never Heard Of" list by Complex magazine and Much Music's "Sexiest Girls list" in 2008.

She has appeared on many national magazine covers and appeared in a national Kit Kat campaign.

"Entourage," "Desperate Housewives," "Ugly Betty," "The Hills," "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," "Repeat The Kardashians," "The Hills," "Smash," "Lipstick Jungle," and "Brothers & Sisters" have all been on major network television shows like "Entourage," "Help Me" and "Brothers & Sisters."

Early life

Turner, the oldest of three children born to a Canadian father of Scottish descent and a Jamaican mother of African and Chinese descent, was born in Edmonton, Alberta. Her mother came from Canada in 1978 with absolutely no money. "She now owns a business engraving shop, and she seems to have done the impossible." Turner performed in her bedroom to the music of jazz musician Oscar Peterson as a youth. Turner has always referred to jazz as a source of inspiration, particularly artists like Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, and Peggy Lee.

Turner's mother sent her to Jamaica in 2000 to live and experience Jamaican culture. Turner soon discovered that singing is a big part of daily life in Jamaica, especially at the Pentecostal church. Despite her own conviction that she could not sing, her friends convinced her to audition for the youth choir. Turner was accepted into the choir and began performing gospel songs at the Faith Temple Tabernacle in Bayside, Portmore, on the strength of her interpretation of Canada's national anthem. Turner claims this is the time she discovered she loved to sing. Before her high school years in Jamaica, she attended Victoria School of the Arts in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Turner attended Wolmer's Girl School in Kingston, Jamaica, from 2000 to 2002. After returning from Jamaica, which she later graduated from in 2003, she attended Harry Ainlay Composite High School in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Turner emerged as a key player in the underground hip-hop community in 2003, right after graduating from high school. She started seriously looking at her musical career, writing, recording, and performing all her own material. Turner drew immediate attention from her peers, building an underground fan base that attracted a number of industry insiders. Turner appeared on any and every stage she could, winning many championships in the first year, but it wasn't until a few years later that she was a hit.

Turner won a talent competition in Edmonton hosted by local radio station The Bounce (91.7 FM). With the help of her songwriting/production team, Hipjoint Productions, Kreesha's most important to Kreesha's career was winning the competition. Chris Smith, a producer and R&B music executive, and a female entertainer, was stunned by this and led to the start of her mainstream music career.

She signed a record deal with the Capitol Music Group after a fruitful audition with Virgin Records, under which the Virgin imprint operates. EMI Music Canada has also signed her to more effectively tap into the Canadian market.

The singer's album "Bounce With Me" was released on Vancouver radio as early as spring 2006, but not as a single until 2007. "Bounce With Me," her first official video, was released on iTunes on December 4, 2007. This single was eventually regarded as 'The Free Song of the Week' on iTunes, marking her first entry to the charts, peaking at number 53 on the Canadian Hot 100. "Don't Call Me Baby," her sister's sequel, was released on radio in April 2008 and on iTunes, May 20, 2008. It eventually rose from No. 1 in the Canadian Hot 100 from No. 1 to No. 104. 41 to No. No. "Don't Call Me Baby" is her first Canadian Top ten single, with 8. The no. "Don't Call Me Baby" campaign reached no. 1 on the Canadian sub HOT AC Charts remained on the top of the charts for eight weeks in a row.

Turner's debut album, Passion, was available on MuchMusic.com on August 5, 2008. Passion was published in Canada on August 12, 2008.

Turner's debut on the US Billboard Dance Charts on November 22, 2008, was her first US number one on the US Billboard Dance Charts.

Turner was ranked 16th on MuchMusic's 2008 Sexiest Girls list after a year of success. In a live, national broadcast from Nathan Phillips Square on New Year's Eve, Turner made some of the year's biggest hits.

Turner's first award for her artistic contribution was given to her on March 13, 2009, for her work as a composer/Solo Artist (Rhythmic/Dance/Urban) at the Canadian Radio Music Awards in Toronto. Turner was nominated for two Juno Awards: New Artist of the Year and Pop Album of the Year. Turner appeared in a number of nationally distributed Nestle Kit Kat Senses commercials, which feature the singer and her hit song "Bounce With Me" leading up to the 2009 Juno Awards. To this day, the commercials are still on the radio.

Turner performed on "Dust in Gravity," an alt-pop band Delerium's song on "Dust in Gravity," which was included on a new remix collection that was released in 2010. Turner's lead vocals on "Dust In Gravity" ranked first on The US Billboard Dance Charts on June 5, 2010, giving Turner her second second position in the United States.

Kreesha premiered "Rock Paper Scissors" on July 5, 2011. Turner performed "I Could Live" on Canadian radio in September of this year. In November 2011, Turner's second album, Tropic Electric, was released. One side Tropic and the other Electric were released as a double disc, one side Tropic and the other Electric. The Tropic side was recorded in Jamaica to capture a new sort of scene, a blend of reggae and pop music. Fans of her previous album, Passion, are the electric version of the album. "Love Again" is the album's third single and was released in April 2012. Kreesha performed vocals for Spanish DJ Wally Lopez's debut album "Keep Running the Melody" in May 2012. Eritza Laues, Angel David Lopez Alvarez Alvarez & Ian Alec Dench wrote the song. The song debuted on Lopez's YouTube channel on May 18, 2012, following a series of previews. Within 3 hours of its introduction, there was a 1 on the iTunes sales charts. The track subsequently ranked No. 1 in the United States. On several charts in Spain, 1 was a summer hit, and the rest of the world was a summer wonder.

On the pre show of the Much Music Video Awards, Turner performed her song "Love Again."

Kreesha appeared on two tracks from rapper DeStorm Power's "King Kong," titled "Scattin' On Me" and "Fuckin' Wit Me" in February 2013. Young Yonny and Kreesha started dropping hints about their forthcoming venture in February, posting the hashtag "#EvolutionInevitable" in their tweeting. Kreesha later revealed that this would be her forthcoming EP's title, and that "Gimme Dat" would be its first single release on March 22, 2013. The song was released as a free download on SoundCloud the next day. The album is a major departure from her previous music, featuring Hip-Hop and Dancehall. On April 22, 2013, a music video was shot, and a behind the scenes video was revealed on May 29, 2013, a behind the scenes video of rapper Kardinal Offishall will be included in the album, as well as new Kreesha vocals. Kreesha premiered "Mo' Fire," Lil Wayne's "Mo' Fire) on April 12, 2013. On April 17, 2013, the song's music video premiered.

In a video interview, Turner revealed that the album is now complete and will be published this year. Turner calls her latest album "aggressive and in your smile, full of sass, and completely swagged out." The overall mood is different from those of my earlier albums. It's really hip hop." "MJ" is the album's first single, and it will be available on ITunes around the world. On May 13, 2014, the music video will be released on VEVO. Kardinal Offishall is on the album, while rappers King Chip and Ty Dolla $ign are also on the list, as well as rapper King Chip and Ty Dolla $ign.

Personal life

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