Theresa Davis has had vast experience in the music/recording and entertainment industries, from being a studio vocalist, to being a member of a major mainstream recording group, to doing commercial jingles and voice-overs, to being a print model, to becoming a theatre actress, to performing on television.

Theresa did her first studio backup recording at the tender age of 15 at Paul Sarano's first studio in Chicago, IL where she was born, and the fire was lit. Shortly thereafter, she joined a recording group called "Our Ladies of Soul," who enjoyed nominal success with their recording of "Let's Groove Together" under the Aries label. It was also not long after the short stint with that group, that Theresa was asked to join another group, already established, and on the Stax record label. That group was The Emotions and Theresa was asked to replace the eldest sister. She was with that group for four years, and recorded three albums with them. When the sister decided she wanted to return to the group, Theresa left, and as she had already made many contacts in the industry, when people found out that she was free, she was able to pursue offers that she couldn't while part of a group. The first thing she did was two print ads for the Vince Cullers Ad Agency, then she went on to do jingles, and eventually voice-overs.

Theresa started to get calls for doing studio back-up vocals (which is her passion), and as time passed on, she started contracting other singers, and also arranging vocals. She is still to this day a sought-after studio singer, known to get the job done to the artist's or producer's satisfaction, and quickly. Although the artist's she has done vocals for are Otis Clay, the late Tyrone Davis, Billy Price, Gene Chandler, Syl Johnson, the late Walter Jackson, Ramsey Lewis, Brian Culbertson, and Paul Simon.

Theresa has also toured and performed live with Otis Clay all over the U.S., Canada, and Europe; with Ramsey Lewis, on his "Between the Keys" CD tour in the U.S.; with The Sue Conway Victory Singers in Europe, and with Rev. Jessy Dixon and the Jessy Dixon Singers in Europe. Her travels have taken her to places such as Amsterdam, Holland, Belgium, countless cities in Italy, Sweden, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Spain, the Netherlands, France, Slovenia, Berlin, and Japan.

Theresa has done some theatre at Chicago's ETA Theatre, both musical theatre and stage acting, and has done pit singing at The Black Ensemble Theatre. ETA Theatre is also where Theresa did her CD release party in March of 2000, for the release of her first solo CD entitled 'Somene You Want to Love' on the McCartyArt record label.

Theresa recently sang on a PBS television special, "Love, Rhythm & Soul," where she sang back-up as part of a trio for artists such as: the late Lou Rawls, Freda Payne, The Spinners, Billy Paul, Thelma Houston, The Three Degrees, the late Edwin Starr, and others.

Theresa will be recording another solo CD in May of this year, again on the McCartyArt label.

She is truly grateful to God for the gift of song, and will continue to shine her light as long as it is lit.