E’Dee was named after the legendary Eydie Gorme.
Growing up E’Dee always wanted to perform and become a singer, a dancer and actress what is commonly referred to as being a triple threat in entertainment. At the age of 10 E’Dee got involved with a theater group called The First All Children’s Theater (F.A.C.T). At the Theater she learned how to sing, act and dance, E’Dee was taught tap, ballet, jazz and anything else that came in between. E’Dee toured everywhere from New York to Alaska doing children’s musical such as Guess Again, Children’s Crusade, The Incredible Feeling Show and The Emperor and The Nightingale written by the famous Broadway Producer Charles Strouse.
E’Dee continued her study of Theater at Julia Richmond High School’s Talent Unlimited Program then at AMDA – American Musical and Dramatic Academy. After College, E’Dee was introduced to Freestyle Music by good friends Alvin La Bass and Samaria Graham. “ I was auditioned on a weekend and by Monday I recorded my first sin