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Kreesha Turner (born June 10, 1988) is a Canadian R&B/Pop recording artist. She cites as her inspirations R&B acts such as Erykah Badu, Jill Scott and D'Angelo, hip-hop acts including A Tribe Called Quest, Andre 3000 and Common and rock acts like the Foo Fighters and Our Lady Peace.

The oldest of three children born to a Canadian father of Scottish and German ancestry and a Jamaican mother of African and Chinese descent, Turner was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. As a young child, Turner danced in her bedroom to music by jazz musician Oscar Peterson. Turner has always mentioned jazz as an inspiration, especially artists such as Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday and Peggy Lee.

Turner's musical tastes developed when she discovered the music of Erykah Badu,Jill Scott and D'Angelo, A Tribe Called Quest, Andre 3000, Common, the Foo Fighters and Our Lady Peace. Turner's early musical expression was through modern, tap, jazz, hip-hop and African dance.

In 2000, when Turner was 15, her mother sent her to Jamaica to live for a year to experience Jamaican culture. Turner quickly learned that singing is a big part of everyday life in Jamaica, particularly at the Pentecostal church. Friends convinced her to audition for the youth choir despite her own belief that she could not sing. On the strength of her rendition of Canada's national anthem, Turner was accepted into the choir and began singing gospel songs at the Faith Temple Tabernacle. Turner says this is the time she realized she loved to sing.