Candice Boyd
Candice Boyd is a contemporary R&B singer and songwriter signed to major-label Epic. She entered the industry during the early 2010s as a vocalist featured in the background and foreground of tracks by Flo Rida, David Guetta, and Nelly.
Pop Singer
December 2, 1990
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Candice Boyd, an accomplished American singer, songwriter, and actress, has gained considerable recognition for her outstanding performances on the reality music TV show ‘R&B Divas LA’. She is renowned for her hit singles such as ‘Make Me Over’ and ‘Just Chill’ and has collaborated with notable artists like Ne-Yo, French Montana, and Nicki Minaj. In 2016, Boyd contributed vocals to the Grammy Award-winning song ‘Really Love’ by D’Angelo.
Before launching her own music career, Boyd was signed to Ne-Yo’s company, Compound University, where she penned songs for well-known artists like Tamar Braxton, Jennifer Hudson, and French Montana.
In recent years, Boyd has continued to make an impact in the music industry, amassing a significant following on Spotify with over 35,000 monthly listeners as of April 2022. She has also showcased her talent by covering Mary J. Blige’s “I’m Goin’ Down” on the show ‘The Four’. Known for her dynamic personality, Boyd has received support from both Epic Records and Ne-Yo.
Candice Boyd is an emerging star in the contemporary R&B music scene, celebrated for her powerful vocals and remarkable songwriting abilities. An intriguing aspect of her career is that she initially entered the industry in the early 2010s as a vocalist, featuring in both background and foreground roles on tracks by artists such as Flo Rida, David Guetta, and Nelly.
