A seasoned vocalist and performer even in her early twenties, Sierra Jamerson bares her soul on stage, with climbing vocals, locked in grooves, and an authenticity that electrifies audiences. Lyrically she is raw and honest, tackling themes of self-love, body image, heartbreak, passion, and embracing the goddess in oneself. Her songs are derived from a wisdom beyond her years, and the desire to uplift all audiences, but especially to empower other young women. As a full-time voice instructor and style coach, she spends most of her time offstage mentoring youth, and bringing creativity and confidence into their lives through song. Sierra has performed with many notable international artists, including Mavis Staples, legendary Motown group The Drifters, Madagascar Slim and Josh Groban. One of her proudest achievements occurred in 2005, where she sang in a command performance for Queen Elizabeth II. She has received numerous awards for her music, including the Rawlco Radio Continuing Award and the Astral Media Radio GP Scholarship. She was also a featured soloist on the Canadian Gospel Music Awards Album of the Year “Ain’t That Good News”. Born into a family of gifted musicians, Sierra has been surrounded by music since birth. She cut her musical teeth at the tender age of eleven as one of four lead vocalists in her family's Traditional Black Gospel group, touring nationwide. At that same age she began writing original music influenced by the history of her father's people, the Tahltan First Nation. This unique musical and cultural upbringing provided her with the ability to interpret Jazz, Soul and R&B music with an expressly intuitive understanding.