About
TJ Davis moved to London in 1989 with her best friend, the songwriter David Brooks. They played every pub and club in town with their bands Jump the Gap and Carwash, and she found her way into the music business through the classified ads in Melody Maker.
Her first big tour was as a backing vocalist for Gary Numan. Then came D:Ream, where she was the featured vocalist on "The Power" and sang on Top of the Pops, along with backing vocals on Blur's "Universal" and the 1996 single "Brilliant Feeling" with The Full Monty All Stars.
In 1997 she sang every song on Sega's Sonic R, and later the Dreamcast's Metropolis Street Racer. For years she toured the world as Frida in Björn Again, from the Royal Albert Hall to supporting the Spice Girls at Wembley. Her own single "Wonderful Life" followed in 2001, and "I Believe" with Sash! in 2003.
Today TJ is a regular touring member of D:Ream, a guest at Sonic conventions around the world, and in 2026 released New Frontiers, her first new music in over two decades, funded by 399 backers on Kickstarter.

Known for
| Year | Title | With | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1997 | Sonic R | Sega Saturn soundtrack, music by Richard Jacques | Vocals on every song |
| 1995 | The Power | D:Ream featuring TJ Davis | Featured vocalist |
| 2003 | I Believe | Sash! featuring TJ Davis | Featured vocalist |
| 1996 | Brilliant Feeling | The Full Monty All Stars featuring TJ Davis | Featured vocalist |
| 1995 | Universal | Blur | Backing vocals |
| 2001 | Wonderful Life | TJ Davis with Ian van Dahl | Lead vocal |