Born and raised in Montgomery, Alabama, Lutoyua Thompson, better known by her stage name the Southern Soul Vixen ToyToy, has always had a deep passion for music that began at just three years old. Growing up as the oldest of four children, she developed a strong appreciation for the power of music and quickly turned that love into a thriving career.

In 2014, ToyToy entered the radio world, initially working in sales, but her natural talent and dedication soon led her to become an on-air personality by 2016. Her infectious energy and captivating presence quickly won over audiences, earning her several nominations for Best Radio Host and Best Internet Radio Host by the Alabama Music Awards.

While she continues to shine in radio, ToyToy's true calling lies in music. As a Southern Soul artist, her soulful vocals and stage presence leave a lasting impression, blending soul, blues, and modern R&B to create a sound that's both fresh and timeless. With hits like "Big Steppin," "I Cheated," and "Back Outside," she continues to grow her musical footprint.

ToyToy has earned impressive recognition for her artistry, taking home Female Breakout Artist of the Year from the Alabama Music Awards and Female Trailblazer of the Year from the Radio Music and Film Alliance of Georgia.

In addition to her musical achievements, her nonprofit, FedMoms Support Group Organization Inc, was nominated for Nonprofit of the Year by the SEA (Southern Entertainment Awards) and recognized with the Community Service Award at the Alabama Music Awards. She was also named Community Service MVP at the Orange Blossom Classic for her work with the nonprofit.

 

Featured in publications such as Voyage ATL, The Legacy Magazine MS, ToyToy continues to make a positive impact through both her music and her community efforts. As she continues to rise in the music industry, ToyToy remains focused on creating music that resonates deeply with her audience, delivering raw emotion and vibrant energy with every note.