Adaeze Grace Ezuma, born on August 1, 2002, professionally known as Ada King, is a Nigerian-American singer, songwriter, rapper, and dancer. Ada King is an indigene of Anambra State but raised in Los Angeles, California. Ada's musical journey began at a young age, influenced by her mother's passion for singing, dancing, and songwriting. Her diverse discography spans Afrobeats, AfroSoul, Alte, Contemporary, Dancehall, R&B, and Afropop.

Ada's early engagement with music was evident at the age of 2 when she auditioned for Barney, setting the stage for her future pursuits. Despite financial constraints, her love for performance persisted, leading her to lead the children's church choir at 8 and later join a dance team in elementary school at 9.

Entering the Fresh Fire Youth Ministry Dance Ministry at the International Christian Center, Los Angeles, at 12, Ada showcased her talent in praise dancing, miming, and African dances. Her father's support for her musical aspirations became evident at 13 when he took her to the studio for the first time to record "The Beat of My Heart," an emotional ballad she wrote.

Throughout her teenage years, Ada continued to excel in various artistic endeavors, founding an African Dance group in high school and joining the head choir of ICCLA at 15. She went on to contribute to Lawndale High School's Cheer Team, the Black Student Union Step Team, and the African Queens of the University of California, Merced, during her college years.