Kelly Price, known for her powerful voice cultivated in church, has navigated between contemporary gospel and soul-infused R&B throughout her extensive career. Rising to prominence in the early '90s as a sought-after background vocalist, notably for Mariah Carey, Price transitioned to a successful solo career with her platinum debut album Soul of a Woman in 1998. She has since released multiple Top Ten R&B/hip-hop albums, including the Grammy-nominated hit "Heartbreak Hotel" with Whitney Houston, and continues to evolve her sound with her latest EP, Grace, released in 2021 under Motown Gospel.

Growing up in a strict Pentecostal environment, Kelly Cherelle Price began her musical journey singing in church and later gained recognition as a background vocalist for various artists, such as Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston. Her solo career took off in 1998 with the success of "Friend of Mine" and the album Soul of a Woman. Price's musical versatility has led to collaborations across genres and accolades, including multiple Grammy nominations. With a career spanning decades, she remains a respected figure in the music industry, blending elements of gospel and R&B in her work.