Jesaiah Baer
- Actress
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Jesaiah Elice Baer better known by her stage name Jesaiah, is an American recording artist and actress from Los Angeles, California. At the age of 17, Jesaiah left Northern California and moved to Los Angeles to pursue a professional career in music and acting.
She first gained recognition after appearing on American Idol where Jesaiah received mass attention and developed a cult following. Her unique style fuses the milky smooth sound of jazz with an edgy alternative pop to create a sound unique to her vocals. Jesaiah has performed in stages all over California including the infamous Bardot Hollywood and The Mint.
Jesaiah is a relative of the legendary Ramon Navarro, known as the Latin Rudolph Valentino and had appeared in over 50 feature films including the starring role of the original Ben Hur in 1925. Jesaiah's dream of bringing her family's star talent back into the spotlight is now being realized in 21st Century modern pop culture.
She first gained recognition after appearing on American Idol where Jesaiah received mass attention and developed a cult following. Her unique style fuses the milky smooth sound of jazz with an edgy alternative pop to create a sound unique to her vocals. Jesaiah has performed in stages all over California including the infamous Bardot Hollywood and The Mint.
Jesaiah is a relative of the legendary Ramon Navarro, known as the Latin Rudolph Valentino and had appeared in over 50 feature films including the starring role of the original Ben Hur in 1925. Jesaiah's dream of bringing her family's star talent back into the spotlight is now being realized in 21st Century modern pop culture.