India.Arie emerged onto the music scene in 2001 with her platinum plus debut 'Acoustic Soul.' A masterful meditation on self-acceptance and womanhood, she was dubbed the new "neo-soulstress” by no less than Newsweek Magazine, praising her as "one of the freshest talents to come out of 2001," the emotive singer went on to be nominated for seven Grammys for her debut album, and subsequently has won a host of awards including 2 Grammys, 3 NAACP Awards, as well as being recognized by BET, Billboard Magazine, MTV, VH1 and Essence Magazine, among others.

2002’s 'Voyage To India' cemented her rep as a seminal singer/songwriter, netting her 4 Grammy nominations and two statues. With more than six million albums sold, she most recently was nominated for her 12th Grammy in the Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals category for her writing collaboration with Stevie Wonder on the title song of his most recent album, 'A Time To Love.'

India.Arie is also a U.S. Ambassador for UNICEF and is universally recognized as a tireless champion of social and humanitarian causes around the world. She recently returned from a trip to South Africa where she observed and assisted humanitarian efforts taking place in the epicenter of the global AIDS crisis.

She has performed with numerous artists including Sting, Elton John, Sade, Aaron Neville and Sergio Mendes to name a few and has collaborated with many others including; Stevie Wonder, John Mellencamp, Bonnie Raitt, Keb Mo, Rascal Flatts, Elmo and Cassandra Wilson. She has also written songs for several movie soundtracks including "Good Man” for We Were Soldiers, "Eyes of the Heart” for Radio, "Get It Together” for Shark Tale and "Purify Me” for Diary of a Mad Black Woman.