Sheila Brody-Head, a musical chameleon, has journeyed through genres, from funk with Parliament Funkadelic and touring with Rick James, to club hits like "Peace" and collaborations with Cyndi Lauper and Public Enemy. Known for her dynamic range and humor, she made significant contributions to hits like "Atomic Dog" and evolved into club music, marking her presence with chart-toppers. Her work spans writing for George Clinton's records to hits under her aliases, like the No. 1 single "I Want More (Cling on to Me)" as Amuka, and impactful collaborations with Grammy winners. Raised in Syracuse, NY, and transformed in Detroit's funk scene, Sheila's career reflects her adaptability and commitment to spreading good vibes through music. From funk and hip-hop to dance music, she's continually reinvented herself, recording impactful tracks like “Appreciate Me” with Peter Rauhofer and the inspiring “Mississippi” with Gary G-Wiz. Her latest work in R&B and dance tracks reflects her diverse influences and ability to address serious themes with her signature blend of musicality and soul.