Miss Phreaky

As a Texas native, Miss Phreaky was born in a musical, family-oriented environment. With her father playing the trumpet, one uncle on piano, and the other stringing a guitar, it was only natural for Miss Phreaky to grab the mic and take center stage. Unlike many individuals, Miss Phreaky was able to succeed in school while enduring the hardships of life as many family members experienced with drugs and violence. Taking what knowledge she learned from the streets of hustling and the education gained from school, she poured her heart’s problems into poems; which later transitioned into songs.
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Set out to create the “music people can actually relate to”, Miss Phreaky relocated to Augusta, Ga in 2009. Convinced that the music industry is consisting of mainly business, she enrolled in University of Phoenix while appearing in countless events around the city. Miss Phreaky has performed in many open mic events, such as Augusta’s Got Talent, Nikia Star’s Soulful Tuesdays, Hood Tight Tuesdays, Turnt Up Thursdays, Sound-Check Showcase Sundays, and Love Jones Sundays. On February 25, 2011, Miss Phreaky was featured as the headline in her first concert, Love in a Spaceship (Sponsored by 4-Up Entertainment). She later auditioned for Augusta’s Powerfest 2k11 and opening slots for recording artists Juvenile and Yung Joc.
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Proving she has her own style of riding any beat, Miss Phreaky, catches the attention of T.J. Turmon (also known as SuperStar J); the CEO of SouthStarr Entertainment (voted 1 independent label in the CSRA 2007). After recording a few smashing hit tracks with SuperStar J in the studio, Miss Phreaky basically put all that she had all on the table and was recruited with a simple handshake: and the rest is history. Exactly one month later, Miss Phreaky released her first smash single entitled "My Text”.