Flaire Jonez owns her voice

Flaire Jonez is more than a voice. She is a movement. Born and raised in Dayton, Ohio, Jonez began singing at just 4 years old. What started as a childhood talent quickly transformed into a life mission. Today, she is a powerhouse singer, songwriter, and live performer based in Atlanta, known for captivating audiences around the world with her soulful sound and fearless authenticity.

Jonez’s journey into music was not accidental. It was a calling. “My career chose me, very young and intentionally,” she says. Her voice has since resonated across continents, from Malaysia and Singapore to Russia and Qatar. Whether performing with high-caliber cover bands or collaborating with major artists, Jonez brings a unique energy that electrifies every stage she steps on.


Her songwriting credits read like a who’s who of modern R&B. She has penned songs for heavyweights like Musiq Soulchild, Keyshia Cole, Summer Walker, Tyrese, Demetria McKinney, and Mr. Probz. Jonez’s lyrics are raw, honest, and deeply personal. They reflect her inner world and lived experiences. She does not just write songs. She tells stories that resonate across generations.

Flaire Jonez’s superpower: creativity, intuition, nurturing

When the world stood still during the COVID-19 pandemic, Jonez did not pause. Instead, she pivoted by launching her own bartending business while recommitting to her songwriting craft. Creating a business during such an uncertain time became one of her proudest achievements. It was not just about surviving. It was about thriving on her own terms.


As a Black female entrepreneur, Jonez believes her superpowers lie in her creativity, intuition, and the ability to nurture. “A well-balanced woman with her own vibe brings color and magic into the world,” she shares. Her essence is a fusion of soul, strength, and sensitivity. These qualities shine through both on and off the stage.

A modern-day poet and healer

Jonez’s impact stretches far beyond music. She sees herself as a modern-day poet and healer, using her platform to advocate for plant medicine, mycology, and herbalism. Her dream is to inspire others to honor their souls, express their truths, and build lives free from limitations of race, age, or societal expectations.

When asked who she would thank for paving the way, Jonez names Maya Angelou. A woman who, like herself, used her voice with purpose. “Her experience, journalism, and bravery to be honest deeply inspire me,” she says. This reverence for truth and storytelling is woven into every song Jonez writes.

Mentorship has also played a key role in her evolution. Whether through direct guidance or quiet observation, Jonez credits her godmother and other experienced professionals for teaching her to listen, offer value, and carry herself with integrity in the business world.

Jonez creates a brand uniquely her own

In the fiercely competitive music industry, staying relevant is not easy. But Jonez’s approach is simple. She follows her spirit. “My art and services will always be needed because they come from an authentic place,” she said. By trusting her intuition and honoring her creativity, she has created a brand that is uniquely her own.

As she looks ahead, Jonez envisions her legacy as one of artistic honesty, soulful healing, and spiritual freedom. She hopes that her music and entrepreneurial spirit will continue to inspire future generations to find their voices and lead with love.

Jonez is not just creating art. She is building a future where women of color are heard, valued, and seen in their full power.

Follow her journey on Instagram @theflairejonez and Facebook (Flaire Jonez).

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