With a career spanning over 12 years, Olivia has worked with some of the industry’s top labels. The first artist signed to Clive Davis’ J Records, the Queens native released her self-titled debut on April 17, 2001. Three years later, she signed to G-Unit as the first female on their roster. For years, she was featured on G-Unit’s hottest singles and released a few of her own, including “Twist It” and “Best Friend.” But when the label shelved her second LP, the R&B songstress took the independent route, making guest appearances while she sang, wrote and promoted her own singles and mixtapes. In 2011, she landed a role on VH1’s Love & Hip Hop, where her struggle to find a new label was documented. Later that same year, Olivia’s single “December” resonated with fans and rocketed her career to a new height. With a fresh new start and a brand new deal, Olivia’s second album Show the World is soon to come.
Olivia
With a career spanning over 12 years, Olivia has worked with some of the industry’s top labels. The first artist signed to Clive Davis’ J Records, the Queens native released her self-titled debut on April 17, 2001. Three years later, she signed to G-Unit as the first female on their roster. For years, she was featured on G-Unit’s hottest singles and released a few of her own, including “Twist It” and “Best Friend.” But when the label shelved her second LP, the R&B songstress took the independent route, making guest appearances while she sang, wrote and promoted her own singles and mixtapes. In 2011, she landed a role on VH1’s Love & Hip Hop, where her struggle to find a new label was documented. Later that same year, Olivia’s single “December” resonated with fans and rocketed her career to a new height. With a fresh new start and a brand new deal, Olivia’s second album Show the World is soon to come.
No matter how difficult her career has been, Olivia is making her way back to the top.
Check her out tonight on 106 & Park with her new joint. Don't miss it at 6P/5C!
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