From the westside of Chicago, Campbell attended Melody Elementary School but graduated from Maria Regina Catholic School in Gardena, California. She then attended Morningside High School in Inglewood, California but upon returning to Chicago, she finished at Austin Community Academy High School.
She continued to play drums into high school and also learned the alto saxophone. By the late 1980s, Campbell had already recorded a hit house record with Fast Eddie, "Git On Up", that was certified Gold by RIAA and Billboard. By the time she was 17, she traveled on a 6-month tour of the United Kingdom.
After coming home, she went to beauty school and became a successful hairstylist.
Music still her passion. In 1999, she pursued radio and landed a job at one of Clear Channel"s biggest urban stations in Chicago and was there for seven years.
During these years, she invested in DJ equipment after an inheritance of her uncle"s record collection dating back to the late 1970s, and became a professional DJ. 2004: Sundance was featured in The Source magazine as "one of the best female DJs in the Mid-West" (second award).
2004: Sundance was featured in The Source magazine as "one of the best female DJs in the Mid-West" 2004: Inducted in the DJ group "The Core DJ"s" as the first woman enlisted. 2004: First appearance on Chicago"s local news channel, Fox News in the morning as a job swap with David Novarro. 2005: The Truth Awards - Chicago"s Tightest Female DJ 2005: The first female DJ to get booked for Black Entertainment Television"South Rap City The Basement in Chicago 2005: Opened the biggest house reunion with Chicago"s legendary DJ, Farley Jack Master Funk 2005: The Truth Awards - Chicago"s Tightest Female DJ (second award) 2006: Fox News - guest celebrity judge for Chicago Idol (second appearance on Fox) 2006: DJed and performed her 1989 recording "Git On Up" in Berlin and Hamburg, Germany and Moscow, Russia 2007: Guest celebrity judge on Fox News for Chicago Idol (third appearance on Fox).
