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United States Jade Novah is a multi-talented artist, transitioning from a celebrated singer and songwriter with viral covers to an actress and host, known for her engaging online content and musical integrity.
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Jade Novah announced her partnership with We The Culture for a second year, joining a group of innovative black creators.
Jade Novah, born Lindsay Fields on May 30, 1986, in Cleveland, Ohio, began her musical journey singing in church and later moved to Atlanta at 21 to pursue songwriting. She contributed to artists such as Myá, Melanie Fiona, and Christina Milian. Her early career also involved working as a backup singer for major artists including Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, and Rihanna. Novah transitioned to a solo career in 2012, quickly gaining online recognition for her YouTube cover videos. A notable milestone was her 2013 cover of Rihanna’s “Diamonds,” which amassed 11 million views. She released her first single, “Show Out,” in August 2013. Her debut studio album, “All Blue,” was released on July 13, 2018, and subsequently earned a 2019 NAACP Image Award nomination in the Best New Artist category.
Following her musical success, Novah expanded her career into television and digital content. In 2018, she became a vocal producer and mentor on FOX’s “The Four: Battle for Stardom.” She also gained viral attention for her comedic parody videos, including impressions of Beyoncé and Toni Braxton. In January 2019, she co-hosted “The Morning Culture Show” on V103 in Atlanta before departing after nine months to prioritize her artistry. Her second album, “Stages,” was released in 2020, featuring the lead single “Somebody Son,” co-written and co-produced by her husband, Devin Johnson. Novah embarked on an 18-city “Stages Tour” in March 2020. Her third album, “Where Have I Been?” was released in 2024.
Novah’s acting career has also progressed, with appearances in television and film. She was cast as Ashlee Starling and Echo (voice) in a 2023 episode of “The Simpsons” (Season 34, “Fan-ily Feud”). In 2025, she took on a main cast role as Shamika Latavia Latoya Farrah Dunkerson in the Netflix comedy “Miss Governor.” Additionally, Novah has been part of “That’s My Jam” on NBC as a house band singer in 2023 and as a performer in the “Savage x Fenty Show Vol. 3” in 2021. Her career showcases a consistent evolution across music, acting, and digital media, underpinned by a focus on authenticity and growth.
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