From her Jamaican, South London roots, and church-singing childhood has emerged a one-woman sensation: Chyna Whyne. Celebrated singer-songwriter, striking model and inspirational high-heel guru she is the epitome of powerful, modern femininity.

Snatched away from by none other than Peter Gabriel on account of her vocal talents, Chyna has been handpicked to tour and record with music’s biggest groundbreakers such as Pete Townsend, Seal, Eric Clapton and producers Stock Aitken and Waterman amongst others. Although the woman behind Dianna Carroll’s chart-topping hit Don’t be a Stranger, Chyna’s own album Sexy Baal-ed, a fusion of Reggae, R&B and Hip-Hop featuring Elephant Man, was a remarkable underground hit, catching the eye of her new producer, the legendary General Lee.

Due to prolonged wearing of glamour high heels during her music career, Chyna suffered a debilitating back injury, inspiring her in 1999 to study the Alexander Technique. Vocals and beauty aside, it is her contribution to this field which marks her most dynamic performance. Refusing to give up her ‘tall’ shoe addiction, Chyna created the renowned phenomenon Mastering the Art of Walking in High Heels: the first ever technique of its kind, teaching correct posture and balance to today’s Jimmy Choo generation. In her new book, Walking in Stilettos, inspired by her diverse rock and roll background, Chyna injects a refreshing electricity into classical Alexander Technique.

The September 2009 launch of Chyna’s You Know That I Love You released by Nervous Records, currently a funky house club hit in New York, coincides with her new single Walking in Stilettos, tying together all facets of her exciting personality and gathering fast-paced momentum towards what will be an explosive and not-to-be-missed event in the finger-on-the-pulse music and fashion calendar.