Martha Wash, a two-time Grammy nominee and the iconic voice behind some of the most recognizable pop, dance, and club anthems of the last five decades, continues to shape the music industry with her powerful presence. Known as one of the Original Weather Girls, Martha has contributed her unmistakable voice to platinum-status songs and remains a beloved figure across multiple generations.

From her beginnings as half of Two Tons of Fun, which later became The Weather Girls, to international stardom with the release of “It’s Raining Men,” Martha’s career has been marked by chart-topping success. The cult pop classic sold over six million copies worldwide and continues to thrive across radio waves, commercials, and sporting events today.

Throughout her career, Wash has amassed 15 Billboard Dance Club Songs #1 hits, a testament to her impact and longevity in the music industry. Notable tracks include: Her collaborations with C+C Music Factory delivered one of their most successful singles, “Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now),” which sold 5.5 million copies globally. Martha’s unmistakable vocals also powered Black Box’s Dreamland album, which produced four #1 Billboard Dance singles and three Top 40 hits, including the infectious anthem “Strike It Up,” a song that remains a staple at NFL and NBA games.

Beyond her chart dominance, Martha released the celebrated album “Martha Wash: The Collection,” which reintroduced her timeless hits with fresh nineties flair, including a collaboration with RuPaul. She has also explored theater, recording movie soundtracks (The First Wives Club, Mighty Ducks), and commercial jingles.

Martha’s 2013 album, Something Good, marked a triumphant return, earning rave reviews from critics. The Huffington Post praised it as “an exceptional collection of songs that highlights her powerhouse voice with soulful precision.” Billboard commended the album’s lead single, “I’m Not Coming Down,” calling it “a soaring anthem that reaffirms Martha’s unmatched vocal prowess.” The remix single ‘I’m Not Coming Down’ lit up the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart, proving once again that Martha Wash’s music continues to energize and inspire dance floors worldwide!

Martha’s passion for music continues with her latest album, Love & Conflict, which is characterized as a blend of soul, rock, blues, and dance genres, featuring the single “Never Enough Money,” which has already earned acclaim from The New York Times and Rolling Stone Magazine.

In addition to her remarkable music career, Martha is a devoted philanthropist, supporting organizations like amfAR, and the HIV/AIDS Emergency Fund. Her advocacy and commitment to charitable causes further cement her status as a beloved icon.

Martha Wash’s journey is a testament to her enduring talent, resilience, and ability to touch hearts through her music. Her legacy continues to thrive, inspiring new generations of fans and artists alike.