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Althea started performing in her father’s band (he plays the guitar) long before her teens. She grew up to represented her high school, Camperdown High in the Teen Star Search Competitions that took place during the 90’s. This was a talent competition that turned out many Jamaican recording artists.
She sang backup harmony in the recording studio and on stage for a number of recording artists including Bere Hammond, Boris Gardiner, Dwight Pinkney, John Holt, Garnet Silk, Norris Man, Bush Man, Richie Spice, Colin Levy and Chrisinti. She also sang background harmonies for Chaka Demus and Pliers and worked with Sony Records recording artist, Jamaica’s Diana King. Althea and Diana King opened for American Rhythm and Blues Singer Jeffery Osborne when he performed in Jamaica.
Because of her reputation for always doing classy and stellar performances, Althea was chosen by the Jamaica Tourist Board and the Jamaican embassy in Brussels to do a two and one half week tour of Brussels, Belgium.
"I feel that I have a responsibility to set a positive example, so when composing my lyrics I would like to cover subject matters concerning the affairs of women”. She went on to say, “By concerns I mean how other female artists have had to survive in the music business. By concerns I mean how we as female artist see our communities and the children in those communities. By concerns I also mean how we inter-react with the men in our lives”
