Paloma Ramos was born in Monterey, California, and raised both in California and Queretaro, Mexico. At the age of 6, her music career began with being cast in the lead role of the stage production and subsequent children’s album of, “The Littlest Christmas Tree.” Her director and teachers noticed Ramos’s “unusually mature” understanding of music and performance, and under their guidance, she matriculated into both vocal and piano lessons.

 

Following numerous stage plays, talent shows and contests, Ramos began writing her own songs at the age of 14. The same year, her relocation to Queretaro introduced her to the first band she would lead, Doble UC. The band became a Central Mexico staple while touring the region’s most popular venues and nightclubs.

 

A short time later, Ramos earned a top-5 finalist seat in the Miss Teen California Pageant, ultimately winning second place for the “talent” category with her rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner.”

 

Endeavoring to the next level, Ramos began studying under Metropolitan Opera singer and award-winning vocalist, Linda Purdy. Ramos’s new band, SAQ based in Monterey, soon won the Battle of the Bands in California.

 

Paloma then attended the University of California at Santa Cruz where she continued classical voice training, and then formed the Latin Pop group “Paloma and the Rubies.” Paloma and the Rubies performed shows at legendary mainstays including The Catalyst Mainstage (earlier graced by Janis Joplin, The Beach Boys, Nirvana, and more) alongside Rebelution and Collie Buddz. As a budding recording artist, her voice was featured on the worldwide demo of the Antares Harmony Engine, made popular by Imogen Heap and Jason Derulo. 

 

In her third year of undergraduate studies, she was signed to Sound Management Inc, an artist management company managing acts that include Smash Mouth, t.A.T.u. and Keke Palmer.

Through Sound Management she was able to write and record in collaboration with their network of producers, helping to form the sound you hear from her today. Also during this period, she toured with Natalia Kills of Cherrytree/Interscope records as the opening act for Robyn’s National Body Talk Tour.

 

Carrying forward with her reputation, she then formed the Bay Area electro hip-hop group, “The P-JAYZ,” which went on to release an album, and performed at Van’s “Warped Tour” at Shoreline Amphitheatre, selling out numerous California venues, alongside acts including Far East Movement and Andre Nickatina. During this period, she also started training as a vocal coach at The Keith Holland School of Music in Los Gatos, CA.

 

After graduating college, Paloma moved to Los Angeles California, where under her stage name, "Paloma Rush," she has been writing, recording and releasing Latin, RnB and pop music, and now writes songs for her own projects, other artists, and also for commercial TV and film licensing.

 

Paloma Rush’s songs have been featured on shows and films that include MTV’s “Real World,” FOX’s “Bones,” E!’s' “Keeping up With The Kardashians,” The CW’s "Jane the Virgin," Oxygen’s “Bad Girls Club," E!’s "So Cosmo,” FX’s “Pose,” Lionsgate’s feature film “Hunter’s Moon,” and most recently on FOX’s “Our Kind of People”

 

Paloma’s vocal coaching firm boasts an accomplished clientele including label-signed and independent up & coming artists, Broadway Actors, ESPN sports announcers, and E-Sports casters. Some of her current roster include talent from Jojo Siwa’s new girl-group XOMG POP!, Frida Guzman, the recent winner of Season 25 of “Tengo Talento,” and she herself was featured on NBC Universo’s, “The Riveras,” coaching Jenny Rivera’s younger brother, Johnny Rivera.

 

Paloma also hosts the music interview show, “The Right Track,” where she interviews artists, producers, and music executives about their careers and what it takes to be a professional in the music industry. 

 

You can find Paloma’s music on all platforms with streams into the hundreds of thousands.

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Yelp Review: "I'm a professional actor that has done a fair share of work in musical theater, including performing with the national tour of The Book of Mormon. My actor training didn't focus much on singing and I wanted to improve my knowledge and gain better command of my singing voice. I've been taking lessons with Paloma for 2 1/2 months now and I can honestly say in that short amount of time she's helped me gain a better understanding of my voice, of singing and she's improved the quality, range and tone of my voice. She has a wealth of exercises she employs to help me overcome my challenges and address concerns from multiple angles. In addition to a full hour of vocal work during class, she provides voice memos, YouTube links and other resources for homework drills to help you continue your growth between sessions. I highly recommend Paloma for artists at all levels who are seeking to improve their vocal instrument."

- Corey J.

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Yelp Review: "I'm a working voice over actor and singer, and Paloma has changed my career. After working with her for a couple month, I've been booking at least 25% more gigs I audition for. I can't believe how much difference strong technique makes.  Thank you so much!"

-Devin D.

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Yelp Review: ""Paloma saw me last minute to work with me on preparing for a show for the next day. I was panicking and literally called every vocal trainer in LA, and she was the FIRST to call back. She was AMAZING to work with, and has the most beautiful space and energy. I was confident for my show the next day because of her help and expertise in getting me to sound my best and preparing. Thanks Paloma !!!""

-Amanda S.