What ever happened to GOOD music? You know—the feel good, soul stirring music that moves every
part of your physical, mental, and spiritual being. Some people believe music like this no longer exists; especially with all the booty poppin’, overplayed voice synthesizer songs filling the clubs and radio airways.

Don’t give up just yet. Lovers of pure, organic music have a reason to believe again: Choklate.

T h e S e a t t l e - b a s e d songstress, who writes all her own music, has already taken the breath away from many listeners around the world. Choklate infuses her sultry alto voice with hard,
progressive beats and very real lyrics—sparking many different kinds of emotions. “All of the music that I make is from my soul,” Choklate genuinely confirms.

There’s no need in trying to make her fit into one particular music genre. She candidly explains, “I just do what I feel inside. A lot of times I go into the booth and just try stuff. Whatever the music says to do, I do. I’m just a big ol’ mash of good music.” She does admit that people who like Hip-Hop, R&B, Blues, and Jazz will probably be more attracted to her style.

For someone that hasn’t been in the industry for a long time, Choklate has created a tremendous buzz.  She has already performed in Sweden, France, Italy, UK (to name a few); performed at the ‘I Got Soul’ Conference; the 'Can A Sista Rock A Mic' festival; opened for leading soul men Bilal, Raheem Devaughn, Dwele, Eric Roberson and Anthony David as well as R&B group Boyz to Men.  Choklate has performed at The Blue Note (NYC), Highline Ballroom (NYC), SOB's (NYC), Underground Soul Sessions Concert (Houston, TX), Soul Is…Concert Series with Darrius Willrich (MD), and a special show with Roy Ayers at Sugarhill (ATL).

Choklate has worked with some of Seattle’s finest producers: Vitamin D, Bean One, Jake One, Kuddie
Mak, Jay Townsend and Amos Miller. This is all on top of already having appeared on tracks with legendary artists like Blacksheep, Abstract Rude, Butta Verses, De La Soul, Gift of Gab and Chali 2na's solo albums. Smooth Choklate touched the stages of Seattle’s finest spots like The Baltic Room, The Scarlett Tree, Lo-Fi The Mirabeau Room, The War Room, Chop Suey and The Showbox and graced well known Hollywood stages Ventura, Key Club to name a few. 

While just releasing her sophomore album "To Whom It May Concern," Choklate remains humble and true to whom she is as a person; and continues to break industry standards with her fresh, vibrant demeanor which shines through her music. “My greatest accomplishment is being a woman I am proud to look at in the mirror—I like who I’m turning in to,” she says.