The SOUND OF MY STORY
BIO
Ebonie grew up in Memphis, Tennessee, inspired by the city's rich musical legacy and a strong community of women who instilled resilience and purpose. Raised in a working-class household, she found her creative voice in the church choir, blending faith, education, and culture into her journey. Memphis' history and her early experiences continue to shape her path in the music industry. Eventually making her way to New York City to begin a career in music, Ebonie now resides in Los Angeles where she continues to creatively thrive.
As a music producer, Ebonie crafts authentic soundscapes by blending technical expertise with creative intuition. She thrives in collaboration, bringing out the best in artists across genres to create music that resonates emotionally and technically.
As an engineer, Ebonie treats the studio as a canvas where technology meets artistry. She specializes in capturing and refining sound with precision, ensuring each track is polished and impactful with a keen ear for detail and excellence.
Ebonie’s musical journey began in the church choir, where she discovered music’s transformative power. As a vocalist and instrumentalist, she connects with artists, blending diverse influences to craft unique compositions driven by passion and creativity.
As an A&R professional, Ebonie nurtures talent with a keen ear and hands-on approach, ensuring projects are executed from start to finish. She develops artists’ sound, refines their work, and connects them with strategic opportunities to maximize their potential.
GENDER AMPLIFIED
Ebonie founded Gender Amplified at Barnard College, Columbia University, to create a supportive space for women and gender-expansive people in music production. Facing isolation early on, she wanted a community to share resources, stories, and inspire one another. Today, Gender Amplified is a thriving 501(c)(3) that organizes workshops, panels, and events, offering tools, mentorship, and opportunities to amplify diverse voices shaping the future of music.
Leadership
Since 2019, Ebonie has served in the Recording Academy, first as a board member and governor for the New York City Chapter and now as co-chair of the Producers and Engineers Wing. She advocates for underrepresented voices through initiatives like Women in the Mix and the Black Music Collective, and supports emerging talent through programs like Grammy U. Ebonie has also spoken on industry panels, including delivering the keynote at the Audio Engineering Society’s 2024 conference, with a focus on making a lasting impact on the culture of music production.