TRICIA

Now living in Southern California, 22-year-old Iowa born Tricia Camille Battani has hardly had a chance to catch her breath since arriving. Constantly asked to lend her vocal skills to top projects, Tricia was hand-picked to sing back-up for Lindsay Lohan at 19. This gave her invaluable experience performing live in front of massive crouds and television audiences. Such appearances include "The Ellen Degeneres Show", "MTV's Iced Out New Years Eve Live from Time Square", "Wango Tango" at the California Angels Stadium, as well as dozens of performances around the country, which helped shape the career she is now enjoying.
Tricia served as the vocal producer on James Tormé's (son of Mel Tormé) debut CD "Comin' Home", which went on to be the No. 1 Independent Jazz EP of all time and has been played on over 100 radio and internet stations worldwide. James articulates, "Tricia has an amazing sense of pitch, tone, and style, which goes way beyond most musicians I know...With such an exceptional voice and so much talent across the board, Tricia is an artist the world is lucky to have."
In addition to writing new music, Tricia is constantly honing her extraordinary hip hop dance skills. She studied at Millenium Dance Complex, Atomic Dance Factory, and Dancer's Workshop as well as being a dancer for KIIS FM and the Austin Knights Pro Football Team. She has been compared to other multi-talented stars such as Aaliyah and Janet Jackson.