B-13 Peer Review Presents: Dawn S Robinson
Dawn Sherrese Robinson is one of the founding members of one of the worlds best selling girl groups of all times.
Born in New London, Connecticut, Robinson was the oldest of three children born to John W. Robinson (1943–2014) and Barbara Alexander. During her childhood, Robinson sang in the choir at AME Zion Church in Connecticut. Shortly thereafter, Robinson began recording music in the studio, traveling from New London to Massachusetts. During a Stephanie Mills concert, Robinson's mother was able to get the band to listen to a tape of Robinson. The band advised Robinson's mother to send her to California.
In 1980, Robinson aged 13 relocated to California, where she lived with an older cousin. Robinson's mother and sister later joined her in California, settling in the city of Oakland in 1981. For high school, Robinson first attended Oakland High School and later graduated from San Leandro High School in 1984. She later attended the Institute of Cosmetology in Oakland.
In July 1989, Robinson auditioned for a female group. Robinson was one of four women selected to become part of the group which became En Vogue. The girls went on to make history and solidified their legendary status.
With such hits as:
Don't Let go
Never gonna get it
Colabo with Salt & Pepper, Whatta Man
In October of 1996 Dawn attempted to do a solo c December of 1997
Y'all don't hear me thought!
- This is Willy Bill of B-13 Peer Review
...And I'm out!
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