DEBBIE SLEDGE

Sister Sledge ft. Sledgendary

Debbie Sledge is an accomplished vocalist and recording artist who has been mesmerizing audiences since the early 1970s. She is a founding and principal member of the GRAMMY nominated Sister Sledge. As vocal director for the group, Debbie has recorded 10 studio albums with her sisters and has performed on countless prestigious stages including The Zenith in Paris. Glastonbury’s famed Pyramid stage and The White House in Washington DC.

Today, Debbie continues to perform and record with the next generation of Sledges, continuing to sell out venues such as London’s Royal Albert Hall and singing lead along with her daughter Camille, on the group’s single ‘FREE‘. In addition to touring with her family, Debbie released her solo album ‘Unsung’ in 2014 and has also performed worldwide as an applauded jazz artist. She performed a run of shows at the renowned Cotton Club in New York City and has released several collaborative albums on vinyl with Denmark’s Niels Lan Doky, including ‘Sledge Sings Simone‘ and  ‘Live at the standard’. Today, Debbie is still thriving creatively and working on a number of upcoming projects including a tribute to her late sister Joni and new material with Sister Sledge ft Sledgendary. 

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CAMILLE SLEDGE

Sister Sledge ft. Sledgendary

A true force in contemporary music, Camille Sledge has established herself as a singer, songwriter and performer with a profound ability to connect with audiences. Her upbringing in the heart of the music industry, guided by her mother, Debbie Sledge, shaped her deep-rooted passion for music. Travelling the world as a principal vocalist with Sister Sledge ft Sledgendary, Camille is also the lead singer of the renowned Phoenix Afrobeat Orchestra. Her dynamic stage presence and powerful vocals have earned her a devoted following.

Driven by a mission to inspire and uplift, Camille co-founded the School of HipHop in 2014, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering youth through music and education. When she’s not on tour, she remains deeply engaged with her community, shaping the next generation of artists and musicians. Having released her solo album ‘Streetlights & Lullabies’ in 2021, Camille is currently touring an Aretha Franklin tribute show as well as recording new music and performing with her Sledgendary family on the world stage.

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TANYA TI-ET

Sister Sledge ft. Sledgendary

Tanya Ti-et has been working with Sister Sledge as a principal vocalist and performer since the summer of 2012; sharing stages all over the world with Joni, Debbie, Kim and family. She is also a solo artist in her own right, having played major venues across the US including House of Blues in LA, Las Vegas and Boston and BB King’s and S.O.B.’s in NYC. She has supported artists such as Jamie Foxx, CC Peniston and Nik West.

On the independent scene, Tanya has collaborated with Soul-Jazz collective ‘Mother’s Favorite Child’, notably releasing the single ‘Reflections of Disco Ball’ which was remixed by legendary UK DJ and producer, Dave Lee.

While writing new material and performing with her Slegdnedary fam all over the world, Tanya has also dabbled in the spoken word scene, and most recently entered the musical theater world with debut performances in ‘The Color Purple’ and ‘Caroline or Change’ with the Black Theatre Troupe in Arizona.

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DAVE SLEDGE

Sister Sledge ft. Sledgendary

Dave carries a legacy of rhythm and soul in his veins. As the son of Debbie Sledge, Dave’s journey has been both a continuation of his family’s extraordinary legacy and a bold expression of his own artistic identity. Known for his electrifying moves as the group’s ‘Greatest Dancer’, Dave’s father, a student of music and movement, introduced him to the intricacies of stage presence and performance and the choreography and emotional storytelling from groups like The Temptations and The O’Jays.

Graduating from Arizona State University with a degree in Communication and Women & Gender Studies, education and personal growth have been central to David’s story. His studies, combined with years working in the behavioural health field, shaped his belief that music can be a tool for healing, empowerment, and self-expression.

Currently, David is focused on his upcoming House/Pop album and has released his single “Love in the Air”, continuing to define his own voice in the music world. With soulful vocals, dynamic production, and a dedication to connecting on a deeper level, David Young aka Sledge embodies a new generation of performers who honor the past while shaping the future. He believes music has the power to uplift, heal, and create community, and his work reflects that philosophy at every turn.

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THADDEUS SLEDGE

Sister Sledge ft. Sledgendary

Thaddeus  was born into rhythm, discipline, and legacy. The son of the iconic Joan (Joni) Sledge of Sister Sledge, and Thaddeus Everett Whyte III, he grew up surrounded by melody and movement — his mother’s soulful harmonies and his father’s athletic drive shaping the rhythm of his world. His first steps, fittingly, were taken on stage during a soundcheck in Germany — a quiet prophecy of the path ahead.

Raised between music and motion, Thad explored every corner of rhythm — from the saxophone and drums to the pulse of the gridiron, where he followed in his father’s footsteps as an athlete. Yet, the music always called him home. Under his mother’s guidance, he learned not just how to perform, but how to understand music — its business, its language, its power to move hearts. His father’s influence grounded him, teaching focus, endurance, and the importance of perseverance — traits that would later fuel his artistry.

When he finally stepped onto the stage in 2016, the crowd in Glasgow didn’t just hear a voice — they felt a lineage. After the loss of his mother the following year, Thad turned grief into grace, continuing her legacy through his own sound: a blend of soul, spirit, and sincerity. His music stands as a bridge — between generations, between genres, between love and loss — reminding us that every note carries a story, and every story deserves to be sung.

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