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Releases by keesha

There are two artists listed with this name, 1) Lakeesha K. Fuller, and 2) the Vocaloid producer also known as That Keesha. 1) Keesha, born Lakeesha K. Fuller in 1983, is a talented, singer/writer from Yonkers, NY. She's been singing since a child, but used her granny's (Loretta K. Fuller a.k.a. Nana) beauty parlor in Yonkers as the first platform to display her talents by entertaining customers with her sing-a-long's to records blasting from the radio. Impressed with her granddaughter's talent, Nana hired Harold S. McKoy to develop and manage Keesha's career. She soon became a force at local talent shows and won nine contests in a short time span. Achievements followed, she was named Amateur of the Year in 1995, and placed second in the Children's Choice Awards. The accolades brought her to the attention of Lionel Job who worked with Starpoint, Joe Public, Keith Sweat, and others. Job signed Keesha to a production deal, cut some tracks and shopped them around, securing a contract with Mariah Carey's Crave Records, unfortunately the label folded before releasing Keesha's recordings. . Another opportunity came to fore in 1999 via RCA Records who released her debut CD Keep It Real. Keesha hopes to emulate the success of fellow Yonkers' native Mary J. Blige. The first single "You Got Me Where You Want," received extensive play on New York's WBLS radio station, and other markets. Keesha co-wrote three tunes on the CD, the title track, "Forever," and "I'm Goin' Crazy," and owns part of the publishing via her company, Five Twenty Six. She enjoys doing young adult things: partying, pizza, and movies, and looks forward to a long prosperous career in music. 2) Keesha, also known as That Keesha is a Vocaloid producer who uploads their creations on YouTube. Little information is known about the producer, but they create original tracks particularly using the following Vocaloid voice banks: Fukase, Dex, & Daina. They have also used voices such as Kagamine Len and Otomachi Una in their covers. Keesha's first upload was on October 17th, 2017. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.


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