Incredibly refreshing and astoundingly talented, Pasha has entered onto the scene. You may not know her now but you will soon. This 17 year-old singer/songwriter is contagious. Her persona, her smile, her skills and her passion for music is fearless. She possesses the kind of talent that has legacy written all over it. Her fiery dance moves are reminiscent of a cross between Janet Jackson and Beyonce. The way that she transposes her lyrical content into creative melodic rhythms will make your head bop, your fingers snap and your toes tap. Her content is real and memorable. Hailing from Detroit Michigan, Pasha has been fascinated with R&B music since the age of four. Her inspirational idols include Tina Marie, Prince, Luther Vandross, Anita Baker and Sade. Thus, becoming involved in music was as natural as breathing for her. She was the one chosen on several occasions to sing at special events for her school, church and family. And while this well-rounded young lady was involved in several other activities such as golf, softball, cheerleading and JROTC, her involvement in her church choir was never bypassed. Her passion for music flourished as she wrote her first song by age eleven and her music teacher marked her as “gifted” by age 13.

Pasha knew that her purpose in life involved music. At the age of 14 she began to pursue other avenues to expand her talent. She auditioned for Paul ‘pda’ Allen and Walter Kearney of the PaJam Music Group (PMG) with hopes of joining their award-winning team. After several auditions and a year later, she received a call back to join the PaJam Boot Camp. She marks this as a defining moment in her life because the boot camp challenged her mentally, physically, emotionally and vocally. PDA of PaJam notes, “Pasha was a diamond in the rough and we knew that after she was put through the fire she would come out shining.”