DESCRIPTION:
Tabitha Fair is the product of a family with a rich musical heritage. "Chickasaw" native american by descent, she was raised in Oklahoma, the daughter of a preacher and songstress preachers wife. Tabitha grew up singing in her father's church and was heavily influenced by her Gospel roots.

By the age of 15, she made her own Gospel album, touring it around the country while taping her own TV show in Tulsa, Ok, soon after, her ambitions took her to Nashville, TN, where she quickly became one of Nashville's top vocalists, touring and/or recording with the likes of Amy Grant, Wynonna Judd, Faith Hill, Lee Ann Womack, and Trisha Yearwood to name a few. She continued to explore her Gospel roots as both a writer and performer, co-founding Avalon, the highest-selling Contemporary Christian group of all time, and working with many legendary Christian artists, Cece Winans, Third Day, Clay Cross, Twyla Paris, and Mark Shultz, among others.

In 1998, Tabitha received the Songwriters Hall of Fame's prestigious Abe Ohlman Award, which recognizes writers of great promise. Tabitha has written and recorded with Carol King, co-writing a song that was featured in the movie "Sum of All Fears" featuring Ben Affleck and Morgan Freeman. Smitten by New York, she moved north to put more focus on her solo career.

She has been featured in concert duets with such musical greats as Sting (The Rainforest Benefit-Carnegie Hall), Travis Tritt, Michael McDonald, and with the legendary Sam Moore (Sam & Dave), with whom she toured the world. Tabitha performed at President Clinton's and President Obama's inauguration in Washington DC, performing with artists such as Mary J. Blige, Beyonce and James Taylor among others. She has also been a featured, lead or backyground artist on many award winning record albums, including Victor Wooten's "Ying and Yang", the movie "Nine", Amy Grant, Celine Dion, Vanessa Williams, Travis Tritt and and lately withHoe trohan and Andy Hurley's new solo project from Fall Out Boy. Tabitha also recently performed with Jennifer Hudson and Shakira for the televised Hope For Haiti Now Benefit Concert, and also recently performed at The 2010 Rainforest Benefit, Carnegie Hall, with Sting, Elton John, Lady GaGa and Debra Harry.

Tabitha's other live credits as og late consist of singing background vocal's with M.I.A, OK GO, The Roots for artists John Legend, Josh Stone and Sting. Tabitha has been singing on many different festivals and private shows and has been a regular on "The Fallon Show" singing backgrounds with "The Roots"

She is now focusing on finishing her own solo project that she is working on with Grammy nominated songwriter Phil Galdston. Tabitha is looking forward to the next chapter in her career as a solo artist.