Maile Misajon
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Maile Misajon (born September 17, 1976) is an American singer.
Misajon was born in Long Beach, California, and is of Filipino, Hawaiian and Irish descent. Her family is from Oahu's North Shore (Waialua), and she grew up in Long Beach, California. Misajon began singing at age 3 with her siblings, Aaron, Leilani and Kevin. She toured the USA, Europe and the Middle East with the International Children's Choir and even performed for President Ronald Reagan, for the opening ceremonies of the 1984 Olympics, and for the Grand Opening of Disney World. Misajon attended the Orange County High School of Arts and later UCLA, receiving a bachelor's degree in Theater Arts. While at UCLA, she was a member of the Alpha Phi Sorority.
She was a singer for the band Eden's Crush, a female teen pop quintet formed in 2000 after its members auditioned for the reality series "Popstars", broadcast by the WB Network. Her accomplishments with Eden's Crush included touring with Jessica Simpson and 'N Sync. She appeared on Jay Leno, Regis and Kelly and Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher. Currently Maile is a singer/songwriter who recently performed on the Soul Train Awards and at The Grove in Anaheim with Michael Bolton and Richard Marx.
In 2005, Misajon was the interior designer for The Red Buddha Lounge in Hollywood, California. [1]
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