Fonda Rae

Fonda Rae, a luminary in R’n’B, Disco, House, and Garage music, was born in Ossining, New York. Her enduring influence is exemplified by her seminal single “Over Like A Fat Rat,” a chart-topping hit in 1982 that has since been sampled by numerous renowned artists across decades.

Entering the music scene in the late ’70s, Fonda Rae’s captivating vocals powered several enduring post-disco club singles. Her debut on Don Armando’s 2nd Ave. Rhumba Band’s self-titled album marked the beginning of a remarkable career, followed by notable features on albums by Kid Creole and Fantasy.

Throughout the ’80s, Fonda Rae’s versatility shone through as she navigated solo releases like “Heobah” and collaborations with industry stalwarts like Leroy Burgess. Her voice graced numerous studio projects, including Rainbow Brown and Wish, solidifying her status as a versatile and prolific artist.

As the ’90s unfolded, Fonda Rae’s vocals found a new home in the burgeoning house music scene. Her enduring presence in the industry continued well into the late 2010s, with solo and collaborative releases on esteemed labels like François Kevorkian’s Wave Music and Nuphonic.

Today, Fonda Rae remains a prominent figure in the music industry, under the guidance of Sony Music Distribution and represented by Digital Jukebox Records, a testament to her enduring legacy and ongoing influence in shaping the soundscape of modern music.