Karla Agee-Seldon

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Karla Agee-Seldon

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Ohio native Karla Agee-Seldon is passionate about music. The singer is firmly rooted in gospel music and had the pleasure of opening for legendary performers such as the Clark Sisters, the Mighty Clouds of Joy and more. Karla has recorded a CD and is currently working on a record deal. She hopes to follow in the footsteps of her famous family, which includes Nell Carter, Harold Brown (War), Tawatha Agee (Mtume) and baseball legend Tommie Agee. She is deeply grateful for the support of her family and hopes to make them proud by winning first place at Amateur Night.

CURRENT STANDING
Won SECOND PLACE at the March 9 Amateur Night.

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