Lisa Keith

Lisa Keith is an American R&B singer-songwriter who rose to prominence in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Born in 1960 in Brooklyn, New York, she began her musical career as a backup singer for artists like Madonna and Michael Jackson.

Keith's breakthrough came with her debut album "Walkin' in the Sun" in 1993, which featured the hit single "Better Than You". The album showcased her soulful vocals and garnered critical acclaim, establishing her as a promising talent in the R&B scene.

Despite her success with "Walkin' in the Sun", Lisa Keith's solo career didn't achieve widespread commercial success. However, she continued to contribute to the music industry as a vocalist, songwriter, and background singer for various artists, maintaining her presence in the industry.

Beyond her solo work, Lisa Keith's vocals have been featured on numerous tracks by renowned artists across different genres. She collaborated with prominent musicians such as Quincy Jones, Stanley Clarke, and Marcus Miller, lending her distinct voice to their projects.

Lisa Keith's versatility as a vocalist has earned her respect within the music industry, particularly among her peers. While she may not have attained mainstream stardom, her contributions to R&B and soul music through her solo efforts and collaborations have solidified her place as a respected artist in the industry.