TABITHA FAIR

From the pews of an Oklahoma church to the spotlight beside industry giants, Tabitha Fair’s voice has moved through gospel, pop, country and everything in between with authority, soul and heartfelt authenticity.

Born into a musical family and rooted in the rich culture of the Chickasaw Nation, Tabitha grew up singing alongside her preacher-father and minister-musician mother. Her Chickasaw heritage, gospel upbringing and native Oklahoma landscapes underpin the depth and emotional resonance of her sound.

At the age of 15, she left hometown routines for Nashville, signed her first record and began journeys that would carry her voice around the world. Along the way, she co-founded one of the most successful groups in contemporary Christian music, honed her songwriting craft (earning the Abe Ohlman Award from the Songwriters Hall of Fame) and became the secret weapon behind the harmonies for icons: from Sting, Springsteen, Lady Gaga to Rascal Flatts and beyond.

While many recognize her voice – even if they don’t know her name – Tabitha is shifting into a bold new era: her solo career. With a lifetime of studio-sessions, TV-commercials, national campaigns, A-list tours and background vocal credits behind her, she is stepping forward as the lead: telling her own stories, drawing from all those experiences and channeling her heritage and heart into a voice that demands your attention.