Birth name LaToya Lesmond Name Toya Alexis Origin Ajax, Ontario, Canada Role Vocalist | Instruments Vocals Years active 2001-2006 | |
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Born July 16, 1980 (age 43) ( 1980-07-16 ) Occupation(s) Singer–songwriter, Actress Movies The Pacifier, In Too Deep, Patch Town Similar People Peter Jackson, Catherine Burdon, Logan Hoover, Adam Shankman, Michael Rymer | ||
Toya alexis if you really love me
Toya Alexis (born Ajax, Ontario), is a Canadian vocalist and actress.
Contents
- Toya alexis if you really love me
- Toya alexis try it on my own
- Career
- Debut album
- Theatre
- Idol performances
- Singles history
- Singles
- Videos
- References
Toya alexis try it on my own
Career
Alexis won a "Rising Star" contest and sang at the Apollo Theater. In 2001 she appeared, as LaToya Lesmond, as a contestant on season one of Popstars on the Global Television Network. She was a finalist, and was featured on the debut album of the winners who were named Sugar Jones. She was a contestant on the first season of Canadian Idol in 2003, reaching sixth place in a controversial decision as she was a judge favourite. While on the show, her vocal range was the impressive.
Debut album
Alexis was subsequently offered a recording contract, and released her first single, the Top 40 hit "Am I Loving?", in 2004. She also appeared as a guest vocalist on recordings by several other Canadian artists. Her full-length debut album, S.O.B. Story, was released in August on Canadian Idol judge Farley Flex's label, Plasma, who also served as her manager.
Theatre
In 2005, she was a featured cast member as "Mabel" in the Canstage show Crowns, at the Bluma Appel Theatre in Toronto.
Her other stage credits have included Doo Wop to Motown (Theatre on the Grand), Once on This Island (Stirling Festival Theatre), Rainbow World (Bathurst Street Theatre), The Good Times Are Killing Me (Royal Alex Theatre) and Dreamgirls, (a co-production between Theatre Aquarius and the Manitoba Theatre Centre).
Idol performances
Singles history
2002: "I Got U" (with Sugar Jones) (#70, Canadian Singles Chart)
2004: "Am I Loving?" (#36, Canadian Singles Chart)
2005: "Toy Boy" (#17, Canadian Singles Chart)
2006: "Where Did Our Love Go?" (#29, Canadian Singles Chart)
Singles
Videos
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