Kamica King

Kamica King is a singer-songwriter and board-certified music therapist whose sound blends folk traditions with elements of soul, jazz, and her Afro-Caribbean roots. Known for her warm stage presence and ability to weave story, song, and audience connection together, the classically trained vocalist creates powerful, welcoming performances that resonate long after the final note. Kamica offers performances (solo through band), workshops, and residencies with expertise serving individuals with disabilities, seniors, students, professionals, and intergenerational communities. She facilitates engaging, community-centered programs, including music-making, songwriting, performance technique, arts entrepreneurship, music-based mindfulness and meditation, and cultural music programs for Black History, Juneteenth, Women's History, and MLK Day. An expert arts practitioner, Kamica was selected for the prestigious ArtsEnvoy (U.S. Dept. State) and served as a Cultural Ambassador for the United States. She has performed at Carnegie Hall and the U.S. Open (USTA), tours internationally in Africa, South America, and the Caribbean, and has been featured by The Kennedy Center. A National Endowment for the Arts sub-grantee, she holds a Master's in Music/Music Therapy from Texas Woman's University. Whether on stage or in the community, Kamica centers wellbeing, skills-building, and enrichment through music for audiences of all ages, abilities, and experience levels. Photo by Amy Hendricks Photography.