Rhoda Morgan is a songwriter and vocal producer primarily based in New York City. Rhoda grew up in United Kingdom attended the Sylvia Young Theatre School and wrote her first song at the age of twelve. At aged fourteen she began working with Casa Records to pen “Say you’ll come back to me” a garage-infused dance track. Aged sixteen she began to hang out at “The Square” a live music venue and recording studio in the outskirts of London. Here, she traded back-up vocals for studio time and began to record her first LP. At aged 18, she moved to the United States to pursue a career as a recording artist. She self-released her first album entitled "From Brixton to Brooklyn." on her own label. The first single on the album received airplay on college radio throughout the U.S. Rhoda performed and gave interviews on U.S. T.V. shows “Beyond Music”, “The Block Party”, “Real Talk” and “Y Network T.V.”, Radio Shows “Top10 WBMB countdown”, “What’s Going On”, “Best of Urban” as well as making numerous live performances across the East Coast. The album track "No Cure for Love" was featured on Clear stream Records 2006 Christmas compilation and in February 2007 Rhoda signed a licensing deal with VH1/MTV Networks for the album "From Brixton to Brooklyn." Songs from the album were featured in "The Area 67 Undiscovered Artists Podcast." Rhoda was also a featured artist for the Institute of Independent Music. Although in hindsight Rhoda feels that this release was a big mistake, it did lead her to opportunities as a songwriter. Since 2007 Rhoda has been involved in vocal arranging and writing for many projects both major label and indie. Rhoda is also currently writing and recording for her second album.