Collette is a singer-songwriter, multidisciplinary artist and cultural strategist whose work blends soul, hip-hop, jazz and immersive storytelling. Raised in South Carolina and now based in Phoenix, she is known for creating music and experiences that invite reflection, connection and collective imagination.

Collette has built a career that moves fluidly between music, film and cultural practice. Throughout her work, you'll find themes of belonging, freedom, memory and transformation. Whether through an intimate song, a documentary film or an immersive installation, she creates art that asks bigger questions while making room for healing and possibility.

Career highlights include:

  • Sharing stages with Lauryn Hill, Boyz II Men, Amel Larrieux, George Duke and others
  • Writing featured in TIME magazine
  • Winner of the John Lennon International Songwriting Contest
  • Recipient of two SoulTracks Awards nominations for Female Vocalist of the Year
  • Best Documentary  at Detroit Black Film Festival and Peachtree Village International Film Festival
  • Co-founding Black River Life, a nonprofit creative studio producing immersive exhibitions, films and community storytelling experiences

Collette's latest chapter spans music, art and cultural storytelling. With new music, immersive installations and collaborative projects on the horizon, she remains committed to helping people feel more deeply, remember more fully and imagine more beautiful futures together.
“[Collette] croons sincere, straight-from-the-heart lyrics over tinkling keys and a fresh, dope beat;” - EBONY.com