Kyla Jade

Kyla Jade, originally from Topeka, Kansas, built a career in music starting from gospel choirs. After completing her college education, she joined the Nashville Super Choir, featured on BET’s ‘Bobby Jones Gospel,’ which broadened her exposure within the music industry. Her vocal talents led her to tour as a background vocalist for numerous acclaimed artists, including Jennifer Hudson, Patti LaBelle, Wynonna Judd, and Peter Frampton. These diverse experiences allowed her to refine her skills and establish herself as a respected figure in the gospel and mainstream music scenes.

In 2012, Kyla Jade founded LoveJade Inc., an enterprise focused on delivering various services in music entertainment and education. This venture allowed her to diversify her professional activities beyond performing, taking on roles such as producer, vocal contractor, and indie film director. Her multifaceted career highlights a blend of artistic performance and business acumen.

Kyla Jade gained wider public recognition in 2018 as a contestant on season 14 of NBC’s ‘The Voice.’ She joined Blake Shelton’s team after delivering a notable performance of Aretha Franklin’s “See Saw” during the blind auditions. Throughout the competition, she performed songs such as “You Don’t Own Me,” “Let It Be,” “With a Little Help from My Friends,” and “This Is Me.” She advanced through various rounds, demonstrating her vocal capabilities and stage presence, ultimately reaching the finale where she secured third place. Following her appearance on ‘The Voice,’ a compilation of her performances, ‘Kyla Jade: The Complete Season 14 Collection,’ was released.