DJ MEA
DJ MEA aka Mea Fisher
Méa Fisher is an American electronic music dj/vocalist born on April 10 in Kansas City, MO. She established herself in the entertainment scene at a young age as a choreographer via go-go dancing, making her way as a club kid at legendary Chicago nightspots like Crobar, Shelter, and Karma. She eventually rose to fame as a house music dj, who knew how to work a crowd as well as the decks. Hard work, radical sex appeal, and a dynamic stage presence paid off and in 2001 she joined "The Funky Tekno Tribe" Tour as the only female dj, playing alongside greats of the industry, including Donald Glaude, DJ Sneak, and DJ Dan. When the Underground Construction label discovered her powerful singing voice, they sent Méa to the studio with producer Spero Pagos, which launched her in a career of singing and deejaying, combined. Her first song, “Better Day,” was featured in the soundtrack for the film "Intervention" and spawned numerous remixes. Next came her collaboration with legendary house singer,