Fred White

Fred White is an American singer for Michael Jackson, Phil Collins, Rod Stewart, LeAnn Rimes, Babyface and other musicians. If Fred White were to do nothing more in music for the rest of his life, he has already amassed the kind of resume from which dreams are made. Fred has written songs for singing royalty such as Patti LaBelle, Howard Hewett and Oleta Adams. He’s lent his voice to the recordings of such diverse greats as Stevie Wonder, Luther Vandross and Kirk Whalum. His voice has graced film soundtracks such as Shrek and Congo. And he has toured the world with Michael Jackson, Phil Collins, Rod Stewart, LeAnn Rimes and Babyface. Now, in 2007, Fred White is soaring on eagle wings having penned and co-produced the title track/first single of international superstar Diana Ross’ latest project, I Love You. It is the only original song on an album of otherwise classic love ballads. Ross – a.k.a. “The Boss” – paid Fred the ultimate compliment when she stated, “From the first time I heard this song I was touched… it moved me immediately. I just knew it was the right song for me.” Fred’s mastery is further justified in a review from the All Music Guide stating that of all the CD’s songs, Fred’s “I Love You (That’s All That Really Matters)” “made the most of Ross’ vocal capabilities and range.”