Born in Detroit, she emerged on the music scene with her singles "Forever More" and "Over and Over", which experienced commercial success in Europe and Australia.
[3] A singer and dancer with formal voice training, she attended High School for the Performing Arts at California State University.
The album was preceded by first single "Forever More", produced by Narada Michael Walden, which achieved its biggest success in New Zealand where it reached number five on the charts.
[6][7] Miracle, executive produced by Randy Jackson, peaked at number seven on the Norwegian Albums Chart and entered the top thirty in the Netherlands.
[5] Johnson was engaged to music producer Alarza Lee "Kip" Collins Jr., who died in a motorcycle crash in 2006.