Erica Paige started singing at the age of four in a play at her Montessori preschool. It was there that she realized being on the stage would be her calling. At an early age, even then she was featured singing songs from Mahalia Jackson and Aretha Franklin's repertoire. Her family knew she loved to sing because she always sung around the house daily mimicking artist like Whitney Houston and putting on performances in the family room! Her family was always astonished at how much feeling and presence she would put into her performance. She later sung for the children's choir at her Church and also won two local talent shows.

Erica has featured in many musical theater performances at her middle school. She was also featured in the Detroit News and West Bloomfield Eccentric for a song she co wrote with her friend Bree Ann Hammond after the September 11th tragedy called Hope, in which Grammy award winning Gospel singer Fred Hammond also wrote the music. Erica continued performing in her high school choir while always dreaming of a career in music.

Erica has performed for many venues around the city of Detroit such as the Charles H Wright Museum and Music Hall Café. She has also performed in Los Angeles at the Jamie Foxx Foxxhole live radio show at the Conga night club and R n B live during BET Award week.
She rocked the show so hard she was asked to attend the BET 2010 Award ceremonies. She also was featured at the Adidas and Snoop Dogg All-Star weekend party 2011.
She has recorded for various artist and producers and has also appeared in videos for artist around the LA area.

Erica was discovered at one of the local talent shows and is out and about, ready to shake things up in the music industry. She has a rich soulful, R&B and Hip Hop sound that will make you yearn for more. She looks up to some of the R n B divas in the game including, Whitney Houston, Faith Evans, Brandy and Mary J. Blige. If you ever have the pleasure of seeing her perform it is definitely one you will not forget. She puts a lot of energy into her show from beginning to end. She gives you her all and leaves it all on the stage for everyone to enjoy.