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Yummy Bingham
12+ albums
female vocalistsr&burbansoulrnb
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Elizabeth T. Wyce Bingham a.k.a. Yummy is an American R&B singer, songwriter and music executive. She is a former member of Tha Rayne. She was born on January 7th, 1986 to Dinky Bingham and Patrice Wyce. The godchild of both R&B legends Chaka Khan and New Jack King Aaron Hall, Yummy Bingham has been surrounded by music since her birth. Her father, Dinky Bingham is a noted musician, singer and producer who is responsible for hits from Changing Faces, New Edition, Kylie Minogue and Jaheim. Her father being always on the road, Yummy grew up with her mother until she was taken away due to allegation of abuses. After a tumultuous few years as a wild child in South Jamaica, Queens (New-York) where she was raised by her grand-parents, Yummy calmed down and began focusing on singing at 12, which led to a stint in Arista recording girl group Tha Rayne after meeting up with veteran producer KayGee in 2000, through a demo she did with her father. Tha' Rayne would eventually split up when Arista folded in 2004, but Bingham did get a taste of the spotlight when she sang on Jaheim's hit single "Fabulous" as well as with Tha Rayne's club bangers "Rock Wit Me", "No Love" and the radio friendly "Didn't You Know", produced by Rich Harrison. Being part of a group didn't stop Yummy focusing on her solo career, and, in the year 2001, at 15, she appeared on the Osmosis Jones soundtrack, performing on the lead theme ("Turn It Out"), along with hip-hop legends De La Soul. Shortly thereafter, she
