Shanice Cairo
Shanice Cairo has always called the Gold Coast home but with proud Aboriginal and Māori heritage, she is actually the younger sister of our co-founder Jade Manu —and has a voice like pure light. She balances strength with effortless sweetness, captivating audiences with warmth, sparkle, and real connection. Shanice’s angelic tone shines across styles, but her heart beats Motown; fans affectionately call her “Miss Motown.”
From soulful ballads to feel-good classics, she brings the golden-era groove into the present with grace and joy. On stage she’s magnetic and entertaining; off stage she’s the person who makes everyone feel seen. Whether floating through a tender melody or lifting the room with a Motown favourite, Shanice leaves hearts fuller and dance floors buzzing.
Can't Hurry Love, The Supremes
“Miss Motown” goes unplugged. Shanice’s acoustic take on “You Can’t Hurry Love” is warm, intimate, and effortless—angelic tone, crisp guitar, and a timeless groove. A fresh, heart-on-sleeve spin that brings the Motown magic right up close.
Man I need, Olivia Dean
Shanice pours sunshine into “Man I Need,” mixing silky vocals with playful phrasing and pure feel-good groove. It’s soulful, flirty, and ridiculously fun—the kind of performance that has smiles spreading and heads swaying from the first bar.
Proud Mary, Tina Turner
From simmer to full-throttle, Shanice ignites “Proud Mary” and the room erupts. Big vocals, bigger energy, and a dancefloor that never lets up—an electrifying, crowd-pleasing moment that proves why she’s a born entertainer.