There is no doubt that Deborah Cox has fully earned the title diva with her impressive score of dance hits. With her stunning vocal range, the humble Canadian-born singer made her mark in the club world with "Nobody's Supposed To Be Here." She then went on to star on Broadway in Tim Rice & Elton John's Aida. Cox was discovered by Arista Records president, Clive Davis, shortly after graduating from high school. Davis recruited some of the top names in R&B to provide Cox with material for her 1995 debut, including Babyface, Dallas Austin, and Keith Crouch, but Cox herself co-wrote her first hit single, "Sentimental," with Austin and bass player Colin Wolfe, along with three other tracks on the album. One Wish followed in 1998, launching the R&B chart-topper "We Can't Be Friends." Her 2002 album, The Morning After, made a bigger impact in the clubs with the singles "Absolutely Not," "Mr. Lonely," and "Play Your Part," all topping the U.S. dance charts. A 2003 remix collection held the fans over until 2007 when the ambitious and stylish Destination Moon landed. The album was a tribute to the legendary singer Dinah Washington and featured a full orchestra as Cox's backing band.