Ruel is an Australian singer-songwriter from Sydney. He started playing the guitar at only 8 years old and later in life he got his start when his father sent a demo of him singing to M-Phazes. From there, Ruel released his debut single “Golden Years” with M-Phazes. He released an EP, “Ready”, which peaked at number 76 on the Australian... read full bio
VanJess is a Nigerian-American R&B duo that consists of sisters Ivana and Jessica Nwokike. The duo attended a performing arts elementary school and went on to perform as a duo in talent shows throughout middle school and high school. The sisters began their career performing cover songs on YouTube and their cover of Drake’s “Headlines” went viral. After the success... read full bio
The Heavy is a British rock band that hails from Bath, Somerset, England, and they are especially well-known for their hit single, “How You Like Me Now”. The band is comprised of Kelvin Swaby as a vocalist, Dan Taylor as the guitarist, Spencer Page as the bassist, and Chris Elul as the drummer. Their single, How You Like Me Now,... read full bio
Heather Land is an American comedian, author and musician who releases gospel music. She is best known for her comedic videos that she publishes through outlets such as Facebook where she talks on daily life topics. She quickly became known for a video she made where she mocked CrossFit and it gained over 20 million views. This led her to... read full bio
Patrick Droney is an up-and-coming soulful pop singer-songwriter from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Droney has been performing music since he was only six years old and quickly became a guitar prodigy who won the New Generation Award from the Robert Johnson Blues Foundation at only 13 years old. Shortly after, Droney started sharing the stage with blues and soul artists such as... read full bio
Bobby Rush is an American blues musician, composer, and singer-songwriter. His music is a mixture of genres such as blues, soul, R&B, funk, and rap. Rush was raised by a father who was a pastor who played the guitar and harmonica, which influenced Rush as a child. After Rush and his family moved to Pine Bluff, Arkansas, he became friends... read full bio
Doyle Lawson is an American bluegrass and Southern gospel musician from Sullivan County, Tennessee. He is best known for being the mandolin player, producer, vocalist, and leader of the 6-man group, Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver. While growing up, Lawson would listen to the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday nights, which is when he found his passion for bluegrass music. When... read full bio
Gene Moore is an American gospel singer based out of Houston, Texas. While growing up, Moore was a son of two pastors and was often at his local church surrounded by gospel music. He started singing with the Southeast Inspirational Choir as a teenager and although he originally pursued broadcasting as a career, he found himself going back to his... read full bio
Ty Taylor is an American musician who is best known for being the lead singer of the soul-rock band Vintage Trouble. While growing up, Taylor found himself in love with gospel music and he sang in his local Baptist Church choir when he was young. He also found influence in popular artists such as Tina Turner, Otis Redding and The... read full bio
Kortney Jamaal Pollard, better known as his stage name Mali Music, is an American singer-songwriter and record producer who was born in Phoenix, Arizona, and grew up is based out of Savannah, Georgia. Mali began learning how to play the piano when he was only five years old and by the time he was 11, he was involved in the... read full bio
Erik Hassle is a pop singer/songwriter from Sweden. His first single, "Hurtful" in peaked at number 11 in Sweden and number 2 in Denmark. His second single, "Don't Bring Flowers" peaked at number 25. His album called “Hassle” debuted at the number 2 spot on the charts and remained in the Swedish charts for 10 straight weeks. In 2010,... read full bio
A string of outstanding accomplishments during Koryn Hawthorne's career in music have served as a testament to both her prodigious skill and her unwavering commitment to her profession. From her humble beginnings in church singing, she set out on a journey that eventually lead her to compete on NBC's The Voice and create a top-charting gospel album. Her first full-length... read full bio
The McCrary Sisters, labeled "Nashville music royalty" by NPR, have lost two members of their illustrious family since the release of their recording of "Amazing Grace": sister Deborah and brother Sam, Jr. The legendary trio will release the songs "Shake It Off" and "Run On," which include some of Deborah's final recordings, in an effort to promote healing. "Shake It Off" is... read full bio
Natalie Bergman's debut album, Mercy, was self-produced and recorded in an unusual setting during a moment of intense emotional loss and reinvention. It is shocking and frequently lovely to run to the edge of a cliff while maintaining an unblinking gaze below. Bergman has already had a long and successful career as one half of the brother-sister duet Wild Belle, but... read full bio
Ray Dalton is poised for big things with his major-label solo debut and new soul-pop song "In My Bones" (available now on Epic Records). In both cadence and content, the song is an inspiring driving force for good. It mixes Dalton's distinct voice, the heart of old spirituals and Adele's anthemic soul in "Rolling in the Deep." It's the first single in... read full bio
Koryn Hawthorne has a string of impressive accomplishments under her belt, including singing in the church, competing on NBC's The Voice and releasing a number-one gospel record. Unstoppable is the name of her debut full-length album on RCA Inspiration, which is not surprising. The singer's only goal in life has always been to pursue a career as a singer. She didn't arrive... read full bio
House of EL, alias Kieron McIntosh, began as a jazz trumpeter and multi-instrumentalist before pursuing songwriting and production, where he soon gained recognition and created his own distinct sound. While naming Massive Attack, Gorillaz, Joy Division, Bootsy Collins, Stevie Wonder and Miles Davis as influences on his own work, House of EL is a singular creative force at the moment that... read full bio
Six of the original members of the band Cymande, which last performed together a few decades ago, have just come back together to create music for the general public. Their unique musical style, which draws significantly from deep funk, jazz, African music, soul, rock, and calypso, has earned them a reputation for being extremely diverse. The band had been playing... read full bio
All-4-One is a Grammy Award-winning R&B and pop group that consists of members Jamie Jones, Delious Kennedy, Alfred Nevarez and Tony Borowiak. The group is best known for their hit singles which include “I Swear,” and “I Can Love You Like That.” The group is based in Antelope Valley, California, and they gained fame in the early 90’s after the... read full bio
Singer, Songwriter, Guitarist, and Producer Ray Parker Jr. started out at 13 in the legendary Motown studios then continued his professional career at 18 as a member of Stevie Wonder's band! Ray moved on, creating his own band Raydio and then continued his chart-topping career as a solo artist. He has had 24 Billboard Top 40 and R&B hits and... read full bio
