Regina comes from a rich musical background. Her mother was a member of a gospel group and part of the first African American radio station, WDIA, in 1948. Her father was a singer in the local quartet, and all 12 of her brothers and sisters are also singers. Four of them formed a family group, The New Spiritual Wonders, touring the U.S. for 10 years. Eventually, Regina struck out on her own and moved to Atlanta where she signed to Evander Holyfield's music label and toured with him all over the world. When that label went under, Regina started working as a radio talk show host. She's hoping The Voice can revitalize her singing career.