Bayje biography

The first thing I ever noticed about Bayje (pronounced “beige”), was a shiny, silver word hanging from her neck, “Barbie.” Though I thought it was cute at the time, reminding me of my own childhood playing with the famed plastic doll, I wonder now if it is the right necklace for the young singer.

I think of Barbie and I think generic mass production.

This is what beauty looks like, this is what the public wants. But Bayje herself hopes not to cater to this sort of standard set in popular culture, hoping instead to present herself distinctively amongst the “types” that we as a culture are so constantly subjected to.

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She refers to her own music as “genre-free,” but I wonder if there just really isn’t a genre for what Bayje wants her music to be just yet. Her voice is powerful, inspired by the modern Pop vocals of Whitney Houston and Christina Aguilera, but set to a pulsing, yet smooth R&B beat.

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