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Ijeoma Njaka (pronounced ee-JOH-mah in-JAH-kah) is an American singer and songwriter. She was born in Orlando, Florida to an American mother and Nigerian father.
Ijeoma is a featured vocalist on Social Distortion’s 2011 album “Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes”[1], which marked the first time the band used female backing vocals. She is featured on the songs "California Hustle & Flow" and "Can't Take It With You". Ijeoma went on to tour live with Social Distortion for nearly a decade.
Ijeoma has toured, recorded and/or performed live with several top acts such as Robbie Williams, (albums "In and Out of Consciousness" and "Reality Killed the Video Star"), Mike Stinson, MILCK, Population 1, Enrique Iglesias - 7 World Tour, Playing for Change and three time Grammy nominated artist from Ghana, Rocky Dawuni. Ijeoma is affiliated with BMI Music Publishing.