Maha Adachi Earth

Like many who found their voice in church, this acoustic soul visionary began writing poetry in a small Baptist church in Miami, FL. In time and with training, Maha Adachi Earth would inevitably cultivate her craft by transforming her words into song. As a Soul and Spoken Word artist she gained national exposure in 2003 as a featured performer on BET\'s 106th and Park\'s \"Do You\" segment. She has graced various stages and Universities throughout the US; spreading her inspirational words in the sultry crooner manner, which only she can. After a brief hiatus, she surfaced to rejoin the Soul/Spoken Word community in South Florida. Maha still greets the microphone with the same impeccable timing and flair of her earlier days. Poetically she has been called the “The Lady Andre 3000”, and “Tupac\'s Little Sister” because of the lyrical power she delivers in her spoken word. Her musical renditions however are often compared to Lauryn Hill, Erykah Badu and a modern twist on Jazz legends like Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday. She merges ferocious poetry and melodic singing effortlessly on stage. She is currently recording a CD project and performing at various Spoken Word venues throughout the country. When looking to the future, Maha has songwriting and comedic acting in her sights. She also recently added the title Voice Actor to her resume completing her first voiceover project for Miami Subs delivery. She hopes to reach global audiences with her distinct vocal sound, unapologetic lyrics, and