Vitaa

Vitaa, recognized as an R&B chanteuse, became the inaugural signing for Motown Records' newly launched French subsidiary. She was born in Mulhouse on March 14, 1983. Early notice arrived through her work as a background singer, and her first recorded appearance came on Dadoo's 2001 single "Pas à Pas." Wider attention followed her featured turn on Sinik's 2006 smash "Ne Dis Jamais," after which she contributed guest vocals to Diam's hit "Confessions Nocturnes." Her solo debut A Fleur de Toi arrived in February 2007 and reached number one on the French pop chart in its second week of release. Celle que je Vois served as the follow-up album in 2009. Joint projects included work with rappers Rohff and Dadoo, while she also opened for Rihanna's Last Girl on Earth Tour in France.