Debravon Lewis

Debravon Lewis (born on February 9, 1953 in Solano County, California) is an R&B\New Wave singer-songwriter from the 1980's. Debravon grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and began recording music under her own name and as a member of an R&B group called Bridge (2) (which evolved from an earlier group called Vitamin E that was produced by Norman Connors). In 1982, she released the single, "The Little Things (That Keep Me Loving You)" on the Oakland Smoke Record label which didn't seem to attract any attention. A year later, Debravon was a member of a New Wave music trio Tiggi Clay and she adopted the stage name Fizzy Qwick. The trio released only one album in 1984 and made the Billboard Hot 100 with the song, "Flashes."