Brennyn Lark, a captivating singer and actress hailing from NYC, boasts an impressive resume in the world of Broadway. With notable performances in multiple hit shows, including portraying Catherine Parr in "Six" on Broadway, Eponine in the Broadway revival of "Les Misérables," and Deena Jones in the West End revival of "Dreamgirls," Brennyn has left an indelible mark on the stage. She also had the privilege of originating the role of Tzipporah in the world premiere of Stephen Schwartz's "The Prince of Egypt."

Beyond the theater, Brennyn's talent has graced screens, appearing on Season 3 of the Amazon TV sensation, "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel." Her versatility extends beyond acting, having performed the National Anthem at iconic venues like Madison Square Garden and making memorable appearances on shows like The Sherri Shepard Show and The Today Show. Brennyn has collaborated with gospel sensation Bebe Winans and showcased her talents on an international stage in Tokyo.

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Don Knock's journey began in music production, collaborating with luminaries like N.O.R.E, Dre Island, Anik Khan, and Blvk H3ro. In 2016, Fader tapped him for an HBO "Insecure" remix, igniting his solo career. Since his 2020 debut single, Don's global recordings span Denmark, the UK, Canada, Jamaica, and the Dominican Republic, showcasing his eclectic sound. His recent hit "Regular" gained radio play on BET, Hot 97, Sirius XM, and more. Notably, he rocked Essence Fest 2023. Stay tuned for more from this rising star.

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Martina DaSilva is a NYC-based jazz vocalist known for her captivating blend of technical virtuosity and emotional depth. With a repertoire that combines classic and contemporary styles, she has performed at prestigious venues worldwide. Fluent in Portuguese, Martina is celebrated for her bossa nova interpretations. She has collaborated with Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox and released the holiday album "A Very ChimyTina Christmas." Martina's innovative "LIVING ROOM" series, born during the pandemic, showcases her as a composer, arranger, and performer. Her latest project, "The 1905," recorded at Portland's iconic jazz club, continues to redefine jazz conventions.

Stella Cole is a New York-based actor and singer with a strong presence on social media, especially TikTok, where she has 300,000 followers. Known for her jazz and musical theatre performances, Stella released two pop singles in November produced by Grammy Award-winning producer Dave O'Donnell and songwriter Emma Scotson. She is a student of voice under Tony Award-winning teacher Joan Lader and jazz technique with acclaimed vocalist La Tanya Hall. Stella holds a double major in Theatre and International Relations, a minor in German, and a certificate in Musical Theatre from Northwestern University.

Greg Banks is a dynamic singer-songwriter from New Orleans, Louisiana, known for his soulful voice and compelling blend of soul, R&B, and hip-hop. Influenced by the rich musical heritage of his hometown, Greg's music is a captivating fusion of genres that resonates with audiences worldwide. With a string of successful singles and EPs, Greg is making a name for himself as one of the most exciting artists to emerge from the New Orleans music scene.

Naama Gheber, a New York-based jazz vocalist, is celebrated for her emotionally rich renditions of classic 1930s and '40s compositions by Rodgers and Hart, Fields and Hugh, and Cole Porter. Her style is defined by its sophisticated elegance and precise phrasing. Born in 1991 in Be'er Sheva, Israel, Naama's musical journey began during her family's stay in Baltimore, MD, where she developed a deep appreciation for American culture and music. Initially trained in piano, her passion for singing emerged in high school, leading her to study voice professionally with Israeli singer Ricki Gal. Naama further refined her craft at the Center for Jazz Studies in Tel Aviv, immersing herself in the music of jazz legends like Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday. She found her unique voice by infusing fresh concepts into classic standards. In 2013, Naama formed "Guys & Doll," now known as "The Misbehavin' Seven," a band that offers original arrangements of '30s and '40s hits. The band has performed extensively in Israel and New York, captivating audiences with their timeless sound

Danielle Illario is a New York City-born singer-songwriter known for her soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics. Her music, influenced by soul, jazz, pop, and R&B, is raw and honest, resonating with audiences worldwide. Danielle's powerful performances and authentic storytelling have earned her acclaim in the indie music scene, making her a talent to watch. With a string of singles and EPs, Danielle is poised to make her mark on the music industry.

In the heart of the East Coast, Reggaelar People was born. Their reggae, rock and hip-hop infused sound has been influenced by icons like Dirty Heads, Sublime, and Pepper. But what sets them apart isn’t just their genre-blending magic- it’s the