Judith Hill

Judith Glory Hill is a celebrated American singer-songwriter whose remarkable career spans various musical genres, showcasing her extraordinary vocal talent and versatility. Hill first gained prominence as a backing vocalist for iconic artists such as Michael Jackson, Prince, and Josh Groban. Her collaboration with Jackson during the rehearsals for the ill-fated This Is It concerts in 2009 marked a pivotal moment in her career, leading to her standout performance at his memorial service where she captivated audiences with her rendition of “Heal the World.”

In addition to her work as a backup singer, Hill’s contributions to the documentary film 20 Feet from Stardom further solidified her reputation in the music industry. The film, which highlights the often-overlooked backup singers, won the Grammy Award for Best Music Film, and Hill’s original song “Desperation” earned her a Black Reel Award for Outstanding Original Song. This recognition showcased her songwriting prowess and ability to connect with audiences on a deeper level.

Hill’s solo career took off with the release of her debut album, Back in Time, produced by Prince, which was made available as a free download and received an overwhelming response. Her subsequent albums, including Baby, I’m Hollywood! and the upcoming Letters from a Black Widow, continue to demonstrate her growth as an artist and her commitment to creating impactful music.

Throughout her journey, Hill has collaborated with numerous artists, including John Legend and Gerard Way, and has performed at prestigious events, further establishing her as a powerhouse in the music scene. With her unique blend of R&B, funk, and soul, Judith Hill remains a dynamic force, inspiring audiences worldwide with her artistry.