Janice Robinson (she/her) is an international singer, songwriter, and performer best known as the voice and writer behind the Euro-dance anthem Dreamer, a global No. 1 hit with Livin’ Joy in 1995 that remains a dance classic. Born in New Jersey and the daughter of the late Dr. Rev. J.J. Robinson, she began her career as a backup singer before joining Snap! and later forming Livin’ Joy with Italian producers Paolo and Gianni Visnadi.

Her solo debut album, The Color Within Me, was released on Warner Bros. in 1999, earning praise and landing her an opening spot on Tina Turner’s Twenty-Four Seven world tour. Over the years, Robinson has collaborated with Wyclef Jean, Taylor Dayne, Kristine W, David Morales, and Grammy-winning songwriter Diane Warren, among many others. Her work has spanned pop, house, gospel, and inspirational music, with more than 30 singles recorded worldwide.

Robinson’s career was revitalized after her powerful audition on The X Factor UK in 2018, where she performed Dreamer to a standing ovation. Today, she tours internationally with the Ministry of Sound Classical Orchestra and continues to inspire audiences with her powerful voice, honest songwriting, and enduring message of resilience and hope.