GinaRe Womack

GinaRe Womack, daughter of legendary singer Bobby Womack, has been in this industry as long as she can remember: singing at the tender age of six. Her talent isn’t just limited to singing: she models and acts, already participating in several commercials as well as plays.
GinaRe, at age 12, began performing as a middle background singer which continued for the next four years helping strengthen her vocal ability for her performance debut in London at age 16 where she sang “I Wish You Didn’t Trust Me So Much.” Her amazing, sultry voice mesmerized the crowd.
GinaRe received a modeling and acting scholarship at age 14 to John Robert Powers Modeling and Acting School. At age 15, she appeared in a non-smoking commercial holding the lead role. Not only has she appeared in commercials, she has appeared in several plays from Shakespeare’s “12th Night”, holding the leading role, to playing a role in The Women of Color Production as Veronica at the 2001 Through Her Eyes Art Festival.
For GinaRe to be only 19, she’s already had the opportunity to record on the Dr. Dre Tribute album released through Cleopatra Records. She also has worked with Father MC, Lord Nez, The Young Bosses production team, Iceberg Ben Lakey from compound records and, of course, her father Bobby Womack; appearing in many of his shows across the world and performing in his gospel music video singing in the background. If given the chance, GinaRe would like to work with John Legend, Sean “Puffy” Combs, Pharrell Williams and Raphael Saadiq to name a few.Influenced by Aretha Franklin, Bobby Womack, along with Stevie Wonder, she has a style similar to Aliyaah but has been compared to Mary J. Blige. GinaRe is ready to show everyone that she not only has the voice to soothe you but she also has the voice to get you hyped. Although unsigned the future is bright for this young star.