The music industry stopped to take notice as Shea Chambers was a featured vocalist on songs written by such artists as, Brenda Russell, Bryan Adams, and Barry White. Her performance on the title track, "Endless Love", written and produced by Lionel Richie, gave her national acclaim in the recording industry.

Shea is no stranger to the small screen either. Shea has appeared on numerous TV shows, including, The Arsenio Hall Show, Entertainment Tonight, Inside Edition, Showtime, Dharma & Greg, and 7th Heaven.

Although Shea is considered an r&b/pop artist, her versatility is displayed on her recent release of the sultry-jazz tune "Kiss Me With Your Eyes", that has been receiving rave reviews from many jazz stations including Smooth Atlanta, RadioIO in North Carolina, and Qfm 94.3 in Spain that broadcasts to over 100 countries. Shea can also be heard as a featured vocalist on two jazz projects with artist, producer, Alan Hewitt, titled, "noche de Pasion'", and "Metropolis" which are available in stores, and can be heard on stations including Music Choice Smooth Jazz.

Shea, presently living in Los Angeles, is a multi-talented vocalist, & songwriter whose vocal stylings and songwriting skills cover all genres of music, including JAZZ, R & B, FUNK, SMOOTH JAZZ, POP, ROCK, and THEATRICAL. She has graced the stages and studios around the world, and performed with top legendary performers such as Mariah Carey, David Foster, Elton John, Chaka Khan, Kenny G, Brian McKnight, Michael Bolton, Boney James, Mindi Abair, Prince, Sting, Sheryl Crow, Billy Idol, Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springteen, Bonnie Raitt, Herbie Hancock, Brian Culbertson, Everette Harp, Al Di Meola and Kenny Loggins to name a few. Over the years Chambers has developed a loyal, devoted fan base.

Celebrity audiences who have enjoyed Shea’s talent have included: Bette Midler, Madonna, Warren Betty, Quincy Jones, Bill Maher, Arsenio Hall, Bobby Brown, Eddie Murphy, Johnny Gill, Bruce Willis, John Goodman, Rod Stewart, Sylvester Stallone, Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, Tracy Edmonds, Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, Stevie Wonder and a host of others. Anyone that is a celebrity from the early 90s has heard Shea’s voice and witnessed her talent onstage.

Although she may have been born in Kentucky, her sultry, soulful voice has the familiar overtones of some of Motown's legendary artists. Its not surprising that she spent her formative years in none other than Detroit, Michigan. The Motor City would prove to be the perfect playground for a young girl drawn to the performing arts.