Sybil

Singer-songwriter from Paterson, New Jersey, born June 2, 1965.

Sybil signed to [l=Next Plateau Records] in the USA (with a licensing deal with [l=Champion] in the UK) and began recording in 1986, releasing her debut album Let Yourself Go a year later.

Her cover versions of Dionne Warwick's Don't Make Me Over and Walk On By, released in 1989 and 1990 respectively, were crossover hits and helped her second self-titled album became her biggest-selling album in the USA and led to her signing to [l=PWL Records] in the UK

Her third album, Sybilization was released in the fall of 1990 but went largely unnoticed.

In 1993, Sybil achieved her most successful hits in the UK charts with a cover of The Love I Lost and its follow up When I'm Good And Ready. The same year, she released two different albums: Doin' It Now! in North America (more soul/R&B) and Good 'N' Ready in Europe (more dance-pop).

In 1997, she terminated her contract with Next Plateau with a greatest hits album and later that year released her last album to date, Still A Thrill, in Europe and Japan only.

Afterwards, Sybil kept a low profile but continued to tour and release new house/dance singles aimed at the club market.

She now works in the education sector and is currently a program coordinator and coach at Guilford Technical Community College in Greensboro, North Carolina.

Cousin of former [a=En Vogue] singer [a=Maxine Jones].