Amy Nicole Edmonds aka Eniqo was born in Monroe, Louisiana (a small Northern city within the bounds of Quachita Parish).

From a very young age she showed a vibrant personality along with an entertaining nature and was recognized as gifted, often being looked upon in awe by those she came into contact with! As Eniqo grew older, her gifts became more and more evident, picking up the pencil and expressing herself in a manner beyond her years.

She fondly remembers, grabbing the handle of a nearby broom, mop or greasy hairbrush and singing in the middle of her grandmother’s kitchen floor, eyes squeezed shut. Even then her soulful, passionate vocals would catch everyone’s attention around her. There was no question that she was born to touch people through song!

Towards the latter years of grade school, she moved to Dallas, TX with her mother (where she currently still resides). In the “Big D”, Eniqo became avidly involved in church and community choirs working with gospel greats such as John P. Kee, Kirk Franklin, and Greg O’quin.

At the age of 18, she enlisted in the U.S. Navy and set sail for Puerto Rico. Though her mind belonged to the military, her soul still belonged to music and she was determined to stay connected to who she really was. While stationed on the island she became lead female vocalist for a local band and was one-half of a duet known as Essence, performing in plays and talent shows on base. During some of these performances, she would often move audience members to tears, while shedding some of her own on stage.

Eniqo was born after leaving the U.S. Navy, she truly found her light and it shines brighter than any words can express.

This is not a childhood dream! For her, it is what she was put here to do and with faith in the things that the creator has placed in her ... she is beyond a doubt one of the most soul-stirring artists to hit the scene, speaking of life and love and inspiring people to find and abide by who they really are.

Ladies and Gentleman, Eniqo!

www.myspace.com/eniqo