Kaci Brown

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Brown was born in Sulphur Springs, Texas to James Michael Brown, Jr. and Annette Marie Thomas. Before attaining a record contract at 13, Brown signed her first publishing contract with Still Working Music, the company owned and run by Roy Orbison's widow, Barbara.

In 2005, under Interscope records, she released her first single, "Unbelievable". Its video hit 18 on an MTV TRL Top 20 special and the song reached 1 at Radio Disney. Brown's debut album Instigator was released on August 9, 2005. She made appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live, MTV and ABC to promote the LP. Produced by Toby Gad and Brown (as well as writing 10 of the 11 songs), the album entered Billboard magazine's Top Heatseekers chart at 13.

By the end of 2005, she had summer touring dates with the Backstreet Boys on their Never Gone Tour.

In January 2006, months after being released, "Unbelievable" entered Billboard's Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart at 49. A few weeks later the song was in the Top 30.

On May 9, 2006 the second single, "Instigator", was released. The song features two rappers, VA Slim and El Fudge. The single reached at 80 on "Mediabase", 9 on the "Hot Dance Music/Club Play" and 13 on the "Hot Dance Single Sales".

In 2007 Brown headed back into the studio with friend and producer Toby Gad (of Fergie's 'Big Girls Don't Cry") to record her sophomore album.

Recently, Brown has again partnered with Still Working Music in a publishing agreement and is currently working on writing for other artists while continuing to pursue her own artistry. There's much more to come from Brown; We're sure of it.