D'Atra Hicks
 | Born |
| 1968 in Harlem, New York City, NY | |
| Active Decades | |
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Harlem-born vocalist D'atra Hicks performed often in her grandfather's church choir as a child. She and her sister Miriam formed The Hicks Sisters duo as teens, and eventually cut a demo. The producers of the play "Mama I Want To Sing" were impressed enough to offer Hicks the lead role in what eventually became the most successful off-Broadway black musical in theatrical history. Hicks inked a solo deal with Capitol in 1989, and her self-titled debut release, D'Atra Hicks, included production contributions from Narada Michael Walden and Nick Martinelli. Unfortunately, it didn't yield either any hits or significant cuts. ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide
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