Cindy Davis, the eldest of five and a native of Houston, Texas, discovered her love for music at a young age, inspired by her mother’s passion for singing and the music that filled their home, along with the tunes from the jukebox at the family’s BBQ joint. This early exposure led her to start her musical journey, singing in church and school choirs, eventually becoming a praise and worship leader. Influenced by iconic artists like The Clark Sisters, Richard Smallwood, Tramaine Hawkins, Candi Staton, Denise Williams, Stephanie Mills, and Natalie Cole, Cindy aspired to become a vocalist, yet somehow emerged in network broadcasting, where she has made a profound impact as both a host and producer.

Her broadcasting career begun in 1992 with the launch of her first local television series, “The Women of Victory Broadcast,” a women’s ministry, that centered around testimonials and personal stories. The pinnacle of Cindy’s career has been “The Cindy Davis Show,” an award-winning talk show featuring biographical interviews with a wide range of guests, including, The Jacksons, Phil Ingram (of Switch), Chris Jasper (of the Isley Bro), Freda Payne, T.J. Jackson, The Manhattans, Foster Sylvers, Micheal Henderson. Lettrice Lawrence, Dreion, Tamela and David Mann, Denise Matthews aka (VANITY), Donna Mills of (Knots Landing), Melba Moore, Stephanie Spruill, Teddy Astin, Mickey Stevenson, Kenny Lattimore, Jan Daly, Cheryl Cooley, Angelo Ellerby, Rickey Smiley, The ladies of the Supremes, Lettrice Lawrence, Andre Pittmon (CEO) Enthrone Entertainment, Lettrice Pace, Vanessa Bell Armstrong, Micah Lee, Pricilla Shirer, Rickey Smiley, Marquis Dolford, just to name a few. Cindy’s ability to blend heartfelt, personal stories with interviews that explores deeper, has made her show a source of inspiration for thousands of viewers.

Throughout her career, Cindy has faced significant challenges, including a severe stutter in her youth, yet, she has remained determined. Her compassion for others, and her faith in God continues to drive her vision, that led her with the launch of her solo career, with the release of her new single, “Wait on you” a song written by Cindy Davis and produced and arranged by Stevie Wonder’s protégé, and former Motown’s producer, Michael B. Sutton. Now Streaming on all major music platforms.