Known for her alluring vocals, catchy melodies and electro beats, not to mention an infectious taste of decadence, pop vocalist, songwriter and performer ERIKA JAYNE is a bona fide queen of the charts. Distinguished by industry powerhouse Billboard magazine for an “uncommon feat” (issue date 6/26/10), ERIKA JAYNE has sent all six of her singles to #1 on the Hot Dance Club Songs chart. Erika was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. Her mother and grandmother served as her first musical influences and inspirations, which inevitably lead to pop stardom. Her true love for the limelight, started when she joined musical theater in high school playing roles such as Val from ‘A Chorus Line’ and Frastrada in ‘Pippin’ at the North Atlanta School of Performing Arts. She toured the world in the school revue show where she performed “9 to 5” and Madonna’s “Get Into The Groove”. Wanting to truly give the music business a try, at 18 she moved to New York and was in a few girl groups, but always wanted to step out on her own. Erika made her arrival on the club music scene back in 2007 with her electro-hued track “Rollercoaster”, off her debut album ‘Pretty Mess’ (E1 Records), which became her first of many #1 U.S. Billboard Hot Dance/Club hits. “Rollercoaster” has been featured in two films; ‘Deal’ feat. Burt Reynolds and the horror film, ‘Bumper’. In 2008, Erika released her follow up single, “Stars,” which also reached #1 on Billboard’s Dance/ Club chart and its music video, directed by Scott Speer (Will.I.Am, The Veronicas, Paris Hilton), spent 12 weeks on LOGO’s ‘The Click List’, peaking at #2. The songs success doesn’t stop there. It also had its movie debut in ‘American Summer’ with Efren Rameriz (Napoleon Dynamite) and Matthew Lillard (Scream). “Stars” successors, “Give You Everything” and “Pretty Mess” also made it to Billboards #1 spot and two of ‘Pretty Mess’s’ tracks “Just Lose Myself” and “Just a Phase” are in the 2007 Matthew Modine flick, ‘The Neighbor.’ Erika‘s ‘Pretty Mess’ album was officially released in August 2009. Her first 14 song collection of dance, rhythmic pop, and dreamy electronica songs, is said to be a mixture of a disco ball, ecstasy, Studio 54, sex, crystal chandeliers, and ‘Purple Rain’. all blended together. ‘Pretty Mess’ was co-written and produced by by Peter Rafelso (Madonna, Britney, Steveie Nicks) and Eric Kupper (Shakira, Destiny’s Child, Kylie Minogue). Canadian singer/songwriter Esthro, Jahi Lake (Chris Borwn), Shilea E (Prince’s protégé), and Ike Dirty (Ying Yang Twins & son of Isaac Hayes) also contributed to the project. In November 2009, Erika‘s next EP was released, “One Hot Pleasure”, which out of all her singles thus far, grabbed the most attention, not only for it’s dance poppy feel, but because it was released under her own label, PRETTY MESS RECORDS. And of course, it too, made it to #1 on Billboard’s chart. The song was written and produced by Dave Aude, co-written by Luciana Caporaso and Nick Clow. Her return to the #1 spot was propelled by a stable of killer remixes by Aude, Ralphi Rosario, Sultan & Ned Shepard and DJ Mr. White plus glittering video co-directed by famed photographer Mike Ruiz and MTV Video Music Award nominee, Mikey Minden. Two years later, Erika would release her sixth EP, “Party People (Ignite The World)”, a song unlike any of her others. “Party People” was created by Swedish hit makers Andreas Carlson (Backstreet Boys, Celine Dion, Britney) & Niclas Kings, remixed by Jody den Broder, Bimbo Jones, Hector Fonseca, Whiiite, and Cory Enemy. Erika’s song choice seems to be maturing and evolving into a kid friendly feel, allowing for a wider audience of people, from college kids, to high school kids, and even moms and dads, to take part in her new musical development which still centers on “glitz, glamour, and fun.” By January 2012, “Party People” was dubbed Billboard’s #1 Dance/Club hit song, making it her sixth consecutive #1 hit, landing her on a huge Billboard on PRNewswire’s building in Times Square and on the advertisement cover in Billboard Magazine’s February 11, 2012 issue with the article “Spotlight On…Erika Jayne.“ “United”, the follow-up single to “Party People” is expected to drop this spring and Jayne says the song will carry a message of hope and unity and include a remix package. A new album is also in the works with executive producer/music mogul, Vassal Benford, through a joint venture with Pretty Mess Records and New Nation Live label ,distributed by Universal.