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Tamara "Tam" Bodie is an accomplished vocalist whose talents span over two decades in the music industry. Known for her rich and soulful voice, often likened to Lalah Hathaway and Blanche McAllister, she has built her career as a sought-after background singer, working alongside celebrated artists like Smokey Norful, Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Celine Dion, and Travis Green. A native of Florida, Tam's musical journey began early, with formal training during her time at Pine Forge Academy.
In 2017, she debuted her solo single, Oh God, You’re Amazing, showcasing her vocal versatility and heartfelt delivery. Her achievements include becoming a Top 5 finalist in BET’s Sunday Best: Race to the Stage competition and winning the Search for the Best Gospel Singer hosted by Yolanda Adams. She was also invited by Tyler Perry Studios to audition for his play, Madea on the Run.
Bodie has a strong connection to gospel music and ministry, contributing significantly as a praise leader and choir director for churches in Huntsville, Alabama. Her recent exploration into jazz has also been well received, marked by the release of her jazz single Tea in 2021, as now as her highly anticipated jazz release Just Have Something to Say in 2025, highlights her adaptability as an artist.
In 2017, she debuted her solo single, Oh God, You’re Amazing, showcasing her vocal versatility and heartfelt delivery. Her achievements include becoming a Top 5 finalist in BET’s Sunday Best: Race to the Stage competition and winning the Search for the Best Gospel Singer hosted by Yolanda Adams. She was also invited by Tyler Perry Studios to audition for his play, Madea on the Run.
Bodie has a strong connection to gospel music and ministry, contributing significantly as a praise leader and choir director for churches in Huntsville, Alabama. Her recent exploration into jazz has also been well received, marked by the release of her jazz single Tea in 2021, as now as her highly anticipated jazz release Just Have Something to Say in 2025, highlights her adaptability as an artist.