Rhonda LaRoy has been singing, dancing, and performing for as long
as she can remember. She began singing professionally
at five years old — and by her teens was already
teaching others how to find their voice. Music has never been a
career choice for Rhonda. It has been a calling.
Over the decades that followed, that calling took her around the
world. As a signed major-label artist, Rhonda
toured globally and performed at
more than 25 major festivals — playing for
audiences of 50,000 and up. Her voice shaped some
of the most recognizable dance and pop records of her era, with hits
like “Sunday Morning,”
“Party Up,”
“Feel The Beat,” and
“Deep In Love” topping charts worldwide.
Today, Rhonda is a proudly independent artist, and a cornerstone of
the Austin, Texas independent music community. She
brings her full range of experience — as a writer, producer,
vocalist, and lifelong performer — to a new chapter focused on songs
that feel honest and a community that puts artists first.
She is also one of the most outspoken advocates working in music
today. Through her company
One Big Friend, Rhonda is building a creative sanctuary and global artist
community where musicians can thrive on fair, human terms — an
answer to an industry that has, for too long, extracted more than it
has given back.
