Tabatha Roy

About Tabatha Roy

Tabatha Roy, a songstress since age 4, has had an interest in singing the gospel for quite some time. A native of Fort Worth, Texas, Tabatha grew up singing solos at her church and at several special occasions in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

Tabatha has sung for the Texas State Fair, Lockheed Martin and many times for the Texas Gospel Announcers Guild. She also was a solo finalist for the Inspiration Networks Christian Artist Talent Search (CATS) last year. She captivated and impressed the judges, which included Michelle Williams of Destinys Child, with her high octave range and singing flexibility.

Tabatha has enhanced her talent by incorporating the melodies of jazz learned from her studying vocals. Her vocal technique, reminiscent of Basia, Natalie Cole, and a twist of Twinkie Clark, has inspired her to bring an innovative jazz-flavored expression to the forefront of gospel. Now at 28 years of age, she has completed her first solo inspirational CD. The Late Wayman Tisdale, former NBA player and national recording artist (Rendezvous Records), produced the project. Also contributing to the project are: Carnell Murrell (Artist/Producer), Joe Archie.