Destiney Angel Wyche

Experienced professional with 10+ years in fast food and customer service roles. Proven ability to excel in dynamic environments, handle multiple tasks, and interact effectively with diverse individuals. Demonstrated charisma, unwavering dedication, and strong personality. Rapid learner committed to exceptional work and consistently achieving recognition.

• Generally speaking, I grew up around music my entire life because my father and his siblings were musicians and singers. My father had a large music background as a child, and we had a music studio in our home. That inspired me to pursue a music career. My father was my manager as a child.
• I was mostly raised in church, and I grew up in the household with music. I was very active in church, and I sung in church choirs from the age of5 to19 years old. I was always in Choir in church and school. I engaged in other activities such as dancing and a drill team but my main interest in song writing and singing.
• At the age of nine my nieces and I formed a singing group called “Unique” that my father managed.

• I grew up going to church with my parents and other family members on my father’s side who were in the Choir and musicians at church. We spent a lot of time in church and with family, singing, and making songs.
• I lived in the suburbs’. Since my parents and siblings were much older, I often ventured out to my older siblings’ house because they had children my age. I was born an aunt, so I hung out with my nieces a lot.
• Collectively we sung in a church choir called “Cogic” and we traveled to different churches in Cincinnati, Ohio, and in other parts of Ohio, including Columbus and Akron. Our group ventured out into developing our own sound. By the ages of13-14 our group broke up due to different interests and I ended up solo continuing to do music by myself.
• At the age of15 our immediate family relocated to Dallas, Texas due to a job transfer that my mother accepted. We joined the Potters House, Dallas, Texas. I joined the Choir in the Youth Ministry and sung for approximately two years. The Youth Choir sung in the main Sanctuary of the Potters House of Dallas, Texas. In the midst of that I tried out for Sunday’s Best which was held at the Potters House of Dallas, Texas I ventured out of church choir at the age of nineteen and at the age of twenty (20) years old I started doing R&B music.

• I didn’t maintain a lot of friendships because I switched schools frequently during my elementary and High School years. We relocated to Dallas, Texas during my Junior year of High School and I had to develop new friendships.
• One of my first friendships was Sydney Cash when I was in the first grade and attended Newlife Christian Academy, Cincinnati, Ohio. My next best friend was Jameela Morris when I was in third grade.
• In Junior High School my best friend was Natalia Porter at St Francis De Sales, Catholic School.
• In High School my best friend was Khadijah Hardy and last but not least I made a friend outside of school named Marshell Thorton. That round up all of my most important friendships.

• Since the age of three (3) years old, I have been singing. I started choir at the age of five (5) so growing up I was always pushed to become a singer but I always secretly wanted to be a model and an actress.
• But growing up, with me and my nieces doing each other’s hair, that inspired me to want to become a Cosmetologist. I also at a point of time, I desired to become an obstetrician to deliver babies, but that changed as I got older and I just wanted to become a Cosmetologist.

• What makes me special is that I give a vibe and energy that I feel the world is missing and looking for.
• I’m new but old school at the same time and I have standards and morals. I also have a story that I feel others can relate to that’s listening to my music to let them know that they’re not alone.
• I feel like to world would love my whole life and who I am and who I am soon to be.

• My life changing experiences were singing with bands, freestyling lyrics, learning how to go along with the flow of the band, singing and meeting people and gaining relationships that I was in the choir with at Fire House Youth Choir.
• Experiencing different relationships through my singing at Applebee that linked me up with Executive Producers in Dallas, Texas. They were all very inspiring and lifechanging and I can’t wait to see what’s next for me staying focused and dedicated to my craft.

• The things about me, I lived a very raw and uncut life that led me to church followed up with a lot of counseling, so I knew.
• I grew up in church which made me the sweet, loving, energetic person, but the raw and uncut version of me comes from jumping off the porch, bumping my head to learn my own direction.