Artist biography

Oticia “Houston Peaches” Redman

Houston R&B | Southern Soul | Independent Music Legacy

Oticia “Houston Peaches” Redman was a talented Houston R&B vocalist whose voice and personality represented the soul of the city’s independent music movement. Known to fans as Houston Peaches, she earned recognition for her heartfelt performances, smooth delivery, and commitment to creating music that spoke from real-life experiences.

Emerging from Houston’s rich tradition of R&B and Southern soul, Oticia carved out her own lane while maintaining strong ties to the city’s underground entertainment community. Her career placed her alongside a generation of independent artists who helped define Houston’s local music scene beyond mainstream radio and major labels.

Her connections to Houston’s hip-hop culture included collaborations and appearances with respected Texas artists, including involvement with the broader community surrounding legendary Houston rap figures and S.U.C. affiliates. Her ability to move between R&B, soul, and hip-hop environments made her a unique voice within the city’s musical landscape.

Dammit Boy Productions preserved a piece of that history through a rare DBTV interview recorded at the historic TOC Bar in Houston, Texas, where Oticia shared her journey as an independent artist and her passion for music. That interview now serves as an important archive documenting a moment in Houston’s underground R&B history.

Oticia Redman passed away on November 11, 2023, but her voice, performances, and contribution to Houston’s independent music culture continue to be remembered by fans, friends, and the community she touched.

In Memory of
Oticia “Houston Peaches” Redman
January 14, 1978 – November 11, 2023