Kaya Jones

Kaya Jones is a Canadian-born American singer and model known for her musical career and public advocacy. After being recruited as a vocalist for the American girl group The Pussycat Dolls in December 2003, Kaya Jones quickly established her presence in the music industry. During her tenure with the group, she delivered a notable performance of ‘Big Spender’ at the MTV Asia Awards in February 2004. Jones also contributed her vocals to prominent film soundtracks, including ‘We Went as Far as We Felt Like Going’ for the Shark Tale soundtrack and the single ‘Sway’ for the Shall We Dance?

Demonstrating her entrepreneurial spirit, Jones founded her own independent record company, HueMan Race Records, Inc., in 2011, providing a platform for her artistic control and future releases. Kaya Jones continued to build her solo discography with the release of several albums through HueMan Race Records, Inc., including Kaya (2012) and Confessions of a Hollywood Doll (2012). She followed this with Rise of the Phoenix (2015) and The Chrystal Neria Album (2015), showcasing her versatility and prolific output. Beyond music, Jones has become a recognized figure in public advocacy, making frequent appearances on national media, including Fox News’ Hannity in 2017.

That same year, she joined the National Diversity Coalition for Trump as their Native American Ambassador, expanding her influence into political discourse. Maintaining her active presence across music and public engagement, Kaya Jones continues to advocate for various causes. Her musical journey is set to continue with the planned release of her Christian album, The Royal Collection, in 2025. Through her diverse work as a recording artist, entrepreneur, and public figure, Jones consistently demonstrates a dynamic career trajectory marked by creative expression and impactful communication.