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London born multi-faceted vocalist, songwriter and AAMA Award (The African Australian Music Awards) winner Paula Baxter (aka Miss P) started her musical journey at a young age. Artists like Nina Simone, Chaka Khan, Eva Cassidy, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston fuelled Paula's passion for music leading her to study a Bachelor of Music and pursue a career as a vocalist. After graduating Paula went on to perform with various original and cover bands before getting snatched up by Norman Cook's (Fat Boy Slim) to sing backup vocals for one of his projects ‘The Alfabet Tree’. After several years of playing the UK circuit the band released their debut album and embarked on a European tour. After mild success Paula left the band to concentrate on her own career which lend to a relocation to Sydney. Once fully immersed in the Sydney music scene it didn’t take long before Paula was a vocalist in demand, called upon to lend her vocals to artists such as

London born multi-faceted vocalist, songwriter, performer Paula Baxter aka ‘Miss P’ started her musical journey at the age of 6 influenced by artists such as Nina Simone, Chaka Khan, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston. After graduating from Hammersmith and West London College, Paula went on to perform with various original and cover bands before being snatched up by Norman Cook (Fat Boy Slim) to sing backing vocals for one of his projects (The Alfabet Tree) Several years of playing venues such as The Jazz Café, Ronny Scotts, The Golden Glove, The Camden Underground and Astoria followed before the band released an album and toured Europe. After some mild success Paula left the band to concentrate on her original material, which then lead her to relocate to Sydney. ​ ​​ ​​ A natural performer, Paula also sings in Spanish, French and Ga and is a budding percussionist. Originals are a blend of reggae, soul, funk and pop that tell stories about life,