Fonda Rae

Fonda Rae is a vocalist known for her contributions to post-disco and house music, collaborating with various artists and releasing her own club hits. After her prominent debut with Don Armando’s 2nd Ave. Rhumba Band in the late 1970s, Fonda Rae quickly established herself as a distinct vocalist, prominently featured on tracks including ‘I’m an Indian, Too’ and ‘Deputy of Love.’ This early exposure, part of an August Darnell project, immediately showcased her vocals as ‘flirty, sweet, yet tough,’ setting the stage for extensive involvement in studio projects and collaborations across R&B, Club/Dance, House, and Post-Disco genres. Her work in this period quickly made her a significant voice in the burgeoning club scene.

She continued to release impactful solo singles, with ‘Think About You’ in 2016 and ‘Searchin” in 2018 both securing positions on the highly competitive US Club Play chart. Her continuous contributions over four decades have solidified her legacy as an influential and enduring figure in dance music.