Tamika, one-fourth of the Multi-Platinum R&B group Xscape and the sister of LaTocha Scott, better known as the "TROUBLE MAKER" is partly responsible for selling over 20 million copies in record sales. She's best known for her strong yet angelic voice out of the four. She sang lead on most of Xscapes hit singles, Understanding, Who Can I Run To, Love On My Mind, Arms Of The One Who Love You, All I Need, just to name a few. There's a lot to know about Tamika than one can imagine. The talented singer, song writer, producer and actress does it all!

After Xscape’s breakup, Tamika took a step further in her career and starred in Donald Gray’s musical stage play “Man Of My Dreams” and "A Good Man Is Hard To Find". She played the sassy role of Milay in Tyler Perry’s Block Buster hit “Meet The Browns.” Tamika wrote and produced four songs for Tyler Perry’s movie soundtrack “Daddy's Little Girls” which is in stores now. Tamika also has a song on the soundtrack titled “Greatest Gift,” which is said to be the love song of the century! Tamika has written hit songs for Xscape, Jaheim, Musiq SoulChild, Anthony Hamilton, Yolanda Adams and Letoya. She also wrote a song for Jim Carey's "The Mask" soundtrack, wrote and produced for the "Hard Ball Soundtrack" Starring Keanu Reeves and wrote and performed the title song from Tyler Perry's "Why Did I Get Married" soundtrack. She was also featured on the soundtrack for Daddy's Little Girl, performing the song Greatest Gift.

Tamika is currently working on her first solo project titled "Tamika Scott - The Movie". "I'm taking my time to give my fans an exciting album." say's Tamika with a smile. "I"ve been through a lot of sh*t these last past years and I have a lot to tell my fans. I promise not to hold anything back from them. That's why I named it "Tamika Scott- The Movie. Make sure you have a bag of popcorn when you listen to my albumn because you are going to feel like you're listening to a real live dramatic film!" Tamika has written two books, four screen plays and is currently working on her six year old daughters pilot sitcom “Taniyah’s World.” Keep your eyes on this rising star because you never know what she may do next. Whatever it is will be more than successful! Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.