Terisa Griffin

Terisa Griffin, affectionately called “The Empress of Soul”, is an exciting entertainer, songwriter, actress, producer, and philanthropist. The daughter of a Baptist minister and the second of four singing girls, her passion for family, music, and giving back influence her life. She never disappoints or ceases to amaze her audience.

After being mentored by Chicago’s own Jerry “Ice Man” Butler, Terisa landed national exposure singing backup for Diana Ross on an “Oprah” telecast. Through her production company, My Naked Soul Productions, Inc., Terisa wrote, produced and starred in a series of “One Voice, One Woman” shows and she has successfully produced three albums. Terisa made her acting debut in director Hill Harper’s movie “The Truth” and she wrote the title song for the movie, “Can’t Stop Loving You”.  

Griffin’s newest CD “Revival of Soul” is a testament to soul music. The much-anticipated CD by Griffin is sure to ignite a revival in the soul of all who experience the sensual, soulful, sizzling CD. Known on the scene for her electrifying voice and dynamic live performances, Griffin has enraptured audiences and followers through her music internationally. A former contestant on season 3 of NBC's "The Voice" she is treating attendees to a live performance of her fourth studio album, "The Soul Revival".