Something is brewing in the Deep South… an essence so soul stirring and spine tingling, it breathes in the gut of Houston, whispers over the Autobahn and has penetrated Africa. With so many, so touched by one voice, testimonies of her sound are bringing national attention and glimpses of international stardom. The journey has captivated audiences from the legendary 1894 Opera House and Philadelphia's famed 5th Street Baptist Church.

The spiritual roots of a Baptist upbringing molded this young woman into a vocal powerhouse. After years of marketing makeovers and an education at Boston's Berklee College of Music, Miss Money settled in Houston and began a song factory in the summer of 1999. Various performances and recordings thus followed - as well as a loyal fan base. In 1998, SRO named Money Houston's best vocalist, an accomplishment that garnered acclaim globally.

Money anxiously anticipates the release of her debut album, Through Hell and High Water. The album ventures through avenues of disappointment, joy, sorrow and salvation. Of the album, she states, "Lyrically, I can not be more honest. Vocally, I can't be more sincere."

Cuts include the underground smash, "I'm Tired" and the techno banger, "Neverland". If her voice is indicative of such mach speed transportation, then indeed one listen will take you to a better place… better than any place you've ever come to know.

A recording artist from Houston, Texas, Miss Money has been featured in Rolling Stone, gayhiphop.com, Houston Voice and various other publications. She is currently the top rated r&b and hip hop artist at www.cornerband.com.

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