Janice Deborah Kavander Kamya (born 29 September 1994) mostly known as Janice, is a Swedish singer.
Born to a Ugandan father and a Finnish mother (born in Helsinki, to a half-Finnish and half-Dutch family), Janice started studying at Kulturama at the age of eleven and then went to high school at Södra Latin, where she specialized in dancing. She has been a member of the Tensta Gospel Choir since 2009.

When Janice released her first single Don’t Need To in April 2016 things started happening fast. “Don’t Need To” struck a nerve with its haunting melancholy and sent Janice’s intense vocals around the world. The acclaimed debut was named one of the year’s best songs on Scandinavian puclib radio station P3, and Janice was singled out as one of 2017’s rising stars in Swedish daily paper Dagens Nyheter.

While her heart belongs in soul and R&B, a good song is always a good song. This love of music and joy of singing inspired further by Prince, Michael Jackson, and most importantly Whitney Houston. “The Voice” wasn’t just an idol musically, but a strong emotional pull for Janice, a role model as a black woman.