Chrissy I-eece Website

Chrissy I-eece  was born in Brooklyn, NY and raised in the Bronx. Chrissy’s career started  in 1988 as a freestyle artist. Her achievements brought to life dance hits: "Love Desire" (Written by Chrissy I-eece, Will DelValle Produced by Will DelValle and Frank Malave) also "You Should Know By Now" (Produced by “Little” Louie Vega and written by Columbia Recording Artist, singer Marc Anthony) on Atlantic Records. Featuring background vocals by George Lamond and India. With added mix from Albert Cabrera. Her unlimited talent would not let her stay in one facet of the music industry. She went on to record her first Salsa album with producer/arranger Luis "Perico" Ortiz titled "Sangre Nueva Pa' La Calle" on RMM/Sony Latin. The single "Solo Seremos Amigos" featured a duet with the incredible Tony Vega. For Chrissy, this Latin album opened new doors in the entertainment business. She later collaborated with Frankie Cutlass and Sergio George to give birth to the fusion of R&B/Pop and Latin music. The new collaboration brought forth another Latin Hit called "Take Your Love and Go" (Written by Chrissy I-Eece and Sergio George) which features sample vocals of Salsa Legend; Hector Lavoe. Lavoe is featured singing his famous catch phrases that perpetuated his popularity in the Salsa world. Chrissy has toured around the world and has pleased thousands of her fans in Japan, Spain, Tenerife (Canary Islands), Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. She has been featured in numerous Japanese, Latin and American TV Shows, Radio Programs and trade magazines as well. She also went on to be a Co-host on The Freddy Lopez show. Chrissy recorded duets with Freddy Lopez, Artie Rodriguez, Arlene from Leather and Lace and recording artist and actor Christopher Williams. She later went on to work with Ruben Martinez Nene Musik Production and put forth album Tina Pena aka Chrissy I-eece. Shortly thereafter, Chrissy took time off and settled down, got married and began to attend church. It was there that she discovered her calling to serve God. She began singing in her church choir, participated in various recordings doing background vocals and was featured in a documentary called THE RACE. She found a love for the fine arts and has exhibited her work in various venues as well as The City College Division of Interdisciplinary Studies at the Center for Worker Education (CWE).

In 2014 she was stricken with Non Hodgkins Lymphona. After 6 months of treatment, Chrissy today is a Cancer survivor, overcoming every obstacle set before her because of her faith. Now after being in hiatus 15 plus years, she returns to her fans to share her gifts and talents. Back in the studio, she collaborated with DJ/Producer Dom Tufaro. Chrissy wrote “Anymore” released 2016, along with a video. Presently, she has reunited with Freddy Lopez and Miami Freestyle Records to work on various projects. A soon to be release single “No Soy La Mujer” produced by legendary Albert Cabrera and a version by Argentinian Composer, Producer and artist Maurio Cerutti. Presently, Chrissy’s collaboration with Dom Tufaro and Dj Skribble, Street Slang Music, landed a release of a Tribal House track on Dj Roger Sanchez’ label Stealth Records. Thats’s not all for Chrissy, back in the studio with The Santana Twins, Chrissy’s new Freestyle Single “All These Memories” drops end of February 2020. Be sure that there is more to come! Chrissy quotes “Nothing is impossible when God is opening the doors