Kota Wade is a Singer/Songwriter/Social Media Influencer/AWAL artist who was on NBCs The Voice, Team Gwen Stefani
Co-writer with JC Chasez (N’Sync) & Jimmy Harry (Golden Globe winner) of Santa Bring Me My Baby (2019 Hallmark film ‘A Merry Christmas Match’)
REVIEWS: BLAKE SHELTON: “Kota, you’re like a modern-day Cyndi Lauper. Your voice made me smile. That was unbelievable, blew the roof off this place.”
GWEN STEFANI: “I can see you in a band with me. I was really impressed with your whole performance, style & uniqueness.”
RIHANNA: “Kota is a little firecracker. She’s one of the most comfortable people on stage at The Voice.”
ADAM LEVINE: “You chose the hardest vocal maybe ever in the history of hard vocals. I respect that. By the end you were really full throttle & it was great.” BILLBOARD: “Wade gave an incredibly fiery performance that showed she can handle a huge rock song.”
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: “You’ll never be bored by a Kota Wade performance & The Voice needs at least one singer who’s bringing that in-your-face energy.”
PARADE MAGAZINE: “Kota knocked it out of the park with Heart’s ‘Barracuda’.”
-Lead singer of the award-winning indie rock band Bad Wolf
-Solo artist with over 1.5 Million combined Youtube views on her music channels -Shared the stage with Echosmith, Semi-Precious Weapons, We Came As Romans & Dallon Weekes of Panic At The Disco -One of Music Connection’s Top 100 Unsigned Bands
-Made cover & feature article of L.A. Weekly’s Annual “Most Interesting People of L.A.” -A popular YouTube influencer, over 60 million views on her make-up & fashion channel, STEAMFAERIE, which is signed to Disney Digital
-2019 Independent Music Awards Best Video Performance Nominee, Fan Nominated
-Featured Artist April 2019, Taxi Music
-Featured performer, NAMI (Nat’l Alliance on Mental Illness) National Convention, June 2019
-Song of the Day, Alternative Addiction, January 2019
Kota Wade is extremely passionate about raising attention to mental health issues worldwide and acts as an ambassador for NAMI (National Alliance of Mental Illness). She wrote “Out of the Dark” as the final chapter of her mental health story, with aspiration to deliver an elevating message that even the tiniest bit of hope can pull someone out of their darkest state. “As I’ve struggled with anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder, writing has been an outlet to share my struggles, as well as open the discussion to help bring light to a difficult subject, hoping to help others, or inspire them to seek help. Bringing this stripped down version to life has been extremely personal for me,” she explains.
Based in Los Angeles, Kota Wade is one half of the alt-pop duo Bad Wolf. She was also on NBC’s The Voice (Team Gwen) and was featured on the cover of LA WEEKLY for their “Most Interesting People of LA” edition
