Chante Moore
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About Chante Moore
Chante Moore grew up with a minister and jazz pianist as her father and a singer as her mother. Her recording career connected that musical background with contemporary R&B through songs such as Love's Taken Over, It's Alright and Chante's Got a Man. A continuing studio relationship with George Duke helped develop her approach to singing. Alongside duet projects with Kenny Lattimore, her solo work on Love the Woman brought contemporary producers and interpretations of jazz standards into the same repertoire.
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Chante Moore - Concord artist biography
Read label biography for musical family, early repertoire, George Duke, Kenny Lattimore recording projects and Love the Woman's producers and standards. Omit obsolete marital/current-release wording, chart positions, quotations and unsupported first-recording claims about covered standards. | Retrieved 2026-10-19
Profile reviewed: 2026-10-19. Artist background does not establish a song's creative origin or release date.
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