5 WWE Superstars you may not know ventured into the world of music 

#2 WWE Superstar Mickie James

Mickie James releases new woman empowerment song https://t.co/gqc2R0DSlf pic.twitter.com/F3XiE9OMr3

— Diva Dirt (@divadirt) April 24, 2019

Six-time WWE Women's Champion Micke James is a trailblazer for women's wrestling in the company. At a time when female athletes hardly got any screen time to showcase their in-ring skills, the WWE Superstar regularly stole the show with her matches against other greats like Trish Stratus and Lita. In recent years, she has decidedly slowed down her in-ring career to focus on her passion for music.

She released her first album in 2010, an independently produced country music album called 'Strangers and Angels' on iTunes. For her second album, 'Somebody's Gonna Pay' in 2013, James took the route of crowdfunding and was able to generate more than double the money required. The title track featured her long-time on-screen rival and fellow WWE Superstar Trish Stratus and her husband, Nick Aldis.

Also this is my absolute favorite Mickie James songs #GreatMinds its perfect for every mood sad, happy, chill What a song mam!💜💜 pic.twitter.com/TEksD1m08T

— The_ Underperformer (@Sahil79093280) August 26, 2020

Her contribution towards country music resulted in James being inducted into The Native American Music Hall of Fame. The three-time TNA Knockouts Champion released as many as three singles in 2019 and is focused on releasing more music in the coming years.