page_title: Mamadee
section_title: Music
hierarchical_section_title: Mamadee / Music
caption_attribution_description: Deutsch: Mamadee (und im Hintergrund Tamika) auf dem Afrika Festival in Würzburg Bildquelle: selbst fotografiert (Mai 2005) English: Mamadee (and in the background the American soul and reggae singer Tamika) at the Africa Festival in Würzburg, Germany in May 2005
context_page_description: Mamadee is a German Reggae singer and songwriter.
context_section_description: Her first engagement in Cologne was as background singer for Pauls Club, a band which specialized in jazz and soul classics. After approaching the movement/band Brothers Keepers with her first own song Farbgesetz Mamadee, she became a member of their female version Sisters Keepers in 2000. Later she belonged to the management board of Sisters e.V.
  Since his 2002 concert tour through Germany, she has accompanied Gentleman as a background singer until 2012. Her song Good Days, which she wrote and performed with the American singer Tamika, appears also on the album Gentleman & The Far East Band Live. She also contributed to several albums of other artists like Mellow Mark and Seeed.
  Mamadee sings not exclusively reggae but also jazz, gospel and soul music.
  In 2005 her first own EP Lass los was released which contained nine tracks (besides six versions of the title song also Give Something an exclusively for Mamadee composed song by the Jamaican singer-songwriter Jack Radics, Hör nicht auf written by Mamadee herself and Trust In You produced by Gentleman). It was published by the label Bushhouse Records, which was founded by Gentleman and his manager Stephan Schulmeister in 2005. Lass los reached position 79 in the German charts. She also worked with Seeed and Andrew Tosh as background singer.
  Together with Gentleman she performed "Lass los" at the Bundesvision Song Contest 2005 for the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia where they shared last place in the competition with Sandy Mölling who competed for the state of Rhineland-Palatinate.
  In 2013, Mamadee published her first solo album Beautiful Soul which was recorded in Miami and produced by Conrad Glaze, founder and president of the music label Born Free Records.
caption: Mamadee (in the background the American soul and reggae singer Tamika) at the Africa Festival in Würzburg, Germany in May 2005)
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