Sheree Brown

Sheree Brown, born Sheree Sarah Brown on December 25, 1955, in Los Angeles, California, kicked off her career in the early '80s with two killer albums on Capitol Records: *Straight Ahead* (1981) and *The Music* (1982). These showcased her songwriting chops with tracks like "It's A Pleasure," "Happy Music," and "On My Way Home" (featuring Stevie Wonder on harmonica), blending soul, jazz, and R&B vibes alongside collabs with Patrice Rushen, Syreeta, and more—she even co-wrote hits like Rushen's "Haven't You Heard" and Zhané's gold single "Groove Thang."

A true multi-talent as singer, songwriter, producer, and educator, Sheree's kept the groove going for over four decades, dropping projects like *Beautiful Woman, The Album* on her own Brown Baby Entertainment label, hosting House of Blues Gospel Brunch, and touring overseas. Her recent releases, including *Messages From The Soul...The Power Of Music*, *Messages from the Spirit...The Collective*, and "I Choose Love (Redwine Remix)," carry her mission of healing and uplift through heartfelt soulful sounds, with recent nods like co-writing Kirk Franklin's "Looking for You."

Genres

Pop

R&b

Soul

Jazz

Contemporary R&b

Blues

Funk

Gospel

Latest Release

Messages From The Soul...The Power Of Music

Sheree Brown

Album - 16 Tracks - Released December 12, 2025