Cindy Mizelle
Cindy Mizelle is a singer-songwriter from Virginia who first gained attention in the late 1990s. Her debut single "Make a Wish" came out in 1998 and reached...
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Cindy Mizelle is a singer-songwriter from Virginia who first gained attention in the late 1990s. Her debut single "Make a Wish" came out in 1998 and reached the top of the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart. She released several albums including Cindy Mizelle in 1998, Unbreakable in 2001, Reason in 2005, Celebrate in 2010, and Reflections in 2019.
She has worked with musicians like guitarist Dave Levita, bassist Mark Browne, drummer John Leventhal, keyboardist Rob Mathes, and background vocalists The McCrary Sisters. In 2001, she was diagnosed with a rare eye condition that affected her ability to perform, but she continued working.
Her song "Make a Wish" also appears in a version featuring Asuka Hayashi. In recent years, some of her social media posts and personal beliefs have drawn criticism and divided opinions among listeners.
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