Ericka Corban is a multifaceted artist whose talents span across singing, songwriting, authorship, and community activism. A seasoned touring recording artist, Ericka has also made her mark as a published children’s book author and a dedicated advocate for various causes. Living on the road with her husband and five children, she embraces a nomadic lifestyle, "roam schooling" her kids while exploring the country. 

 

 As a contestant on Season 12 of The Voice, Ericka's voice has reached global audiences, and her original music has been featured in indie films and on Starbucks' worldwide playlist. 

 

Her performances have graced stages alongside legends like Robert Cray, Rodney Crowell, Air Supply and many more. Beyond her music, Ericka is deeply committed to giving back, as seen in her song "Comeback Kids," the anthem for a California nonprofit supporting at-risk youth. Her music also resonated in the mini-documentary 1700 Miles, where her song "I Stay" underscored a powerful narrative about a middle school teacher cycling from Canada to Mexico to raise awareness for suicide prevention.

 Ericka's charitable spirit shines through in her involvement with “Play it Forward,” an event raising tuition funds for students in Western Washington, and her regular visits to schools nationwide for “Author Readings,” where she shares her music and stories with elementary students.

 Her children’s books, cherished by thousands in the U.S. and beyond, include a special YouTube audio version of *Tippy the Owl*, voiced by her young son. 

 

 Currently, Ericka is touring with her Christian band, One Way Lane, continuing to inspire and connect with audiences nationwide. Follow her journey on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @erickacorban and @onewaylanemusic.