Elizabeth T. Wyce "Yummy" Bingham (born January 7, 1986) is an American singer.

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Bingham was born on January 7, 1986, to R&B producer Dinky Bingham and Patricia Wyce. She was put into her grandparents care in South Jamaica, Queens, New York.^[1] She is the god-daughter of Chaka Khan^[2] and Aaron Hall.^[3]

In 2000, at age 14, Bingham was recruited by producer KayGee to form the group Tha' Rayne, signed to Arista.^[4] The group recorded an album,^[5] appeared on a bunch of labelmates tracks^[6] including Jaheim's Fabulous that hit #1 on the US Billboard Adult R&B chart for three weeks from February 1, 2003, to February 22, 2003.^[7] The group released the single "Didn't You Know",^[8] peaking at #76 in September 2003 on the US Billboard R&B chart.^[9] Their debut album, "Reign Supreme"^[4] never came out and the group disbanded in 2005.^[4]

While being a member of Tha' Rayne, Bingham was also getting a name for herself as the appointed vocalist of veteran hip-hop group De La Soul,^[10] being featured on various of their songs and singles, and accompanying them on tour between 2000 and 2004.^[11] From 2003, Bingham started to collaborate to various artists, getting writing and/or vocals credits on songs from Talib Kweli,^[3] Patti LaBelle,^[12] Lupe Fiasco,^[13] Black Sheep,^[14] P. Diddy,^[15] Christina Aguilera^[16] Mary J. Blige,^[16] Sunshine Anderson,^[17] Busta Rhymes,^[18] Nas,^[19] Keyshia Cole,^[19] Amerie,^[16] Mýa^[20] or Monica.^[21]

At age 18, Bingham became the youngest female CEO of a major-affiliated label ^[22] and the youngest female record executive.^[4] She formed the label "Muzic Park" with Grammy award-winning beatmaker Rockwilder^[3] and was the label's first artist through a record deal with Motown in the United States^[23] and Island Records in the United Kingdom,.^[24] She released the singles "Come Get It",^[4] "Is It Good To You" and "One More Chance"^[25] and released her debut album The First Seed in the UK in October 2006.^[24]

She continued writing and recording for other artists and gave birth to her daughter Aviela in September 2007.^[4] She took some time out of the record industry to do Gospel/Inspirational music^[26] but eventually returned to secular R&B in 2010 with a new song called "Circles" that was featured in the movie "King of Paper Chasin".^[27] She also announced acting projects.^[4]

In 2013, she teamed up with alternative R&B producer^[28] Nyce Hitz to record new material. From October 29 to December 31, 2013, Bingham offered a music series entitled "Taste Tuesdays" consisting of the release through the online music magazine Singersroom,^[29] of 10 unreleased songs,^[30] most of them being exclusive songs not appearing on her 10-tracks mixtape "No Artificial Flavorz" that she released subsequently, on January 7, 2014,^[31] promoted by singles "Cuffin" and "Can We Stay" (featuring Kardinal Offishall).^[28] The same year Bingham was featured on Cam'ron's single "So Bad" with Nicki Minaj.

In April 2015, Bingham released the single "Hard to Love".^[32][33]