Nicole Wray

Nicole Wray is an African-American R&B singer and rapper. She is sometimes credited by her full name, and sometimes simply by Nicole. She is a low contralto, capable of singing low Cs.

She first rose to fame as

Nicole Wray is an African-American R&B singer and rapper. She is sometimes credited by her full name, and sometimes simply by Nicole. She is a low contralto, capable of singing low Cs.

She first rose to fame as an artist on Missy Elliott's Goldmind Records, and made her first professional recordings for track on Missy's Supa Dupa Fly album. Her debut single was 1998's "Make It Hot", a top-ten hit on both the Billboard Hot 100 and on the R&B counterpart produced by Timbaland. Wray continued to appear on the albums Elliott and her associates for the rest of the decade. By 2001, she had split from the label and returned to her native Virginia. Shortly after her split from Goldmind label, Nicole Wray and Missy Elliott terminated their business relationship, however both have confirmed that the deal ended on good terms.