Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, Tamara Bubble is an all-original, multi-genre songstress, rapper and songwriter that blends Pop, Jazz, Soul, Dance, R&B and Hip Hop into a uniquely raw, yet heartfelt sound for the longing heart and mind. Since 2009, she’s performed steadily as a solo act, averaging 90+ gigs a year and is on pace to exceed well over 100 in 2012 for a total 300+ performances. Tamara has recorded her 8-track debut CD, entitled “Unleashed” to be released in August 2012, but has been garnering noteworthy buzz from critics and fans alike since the release of her 6-track mixtape “Sneak Preview”. While on her 2012 “Unleashed” promotional tour, audiences are commonly quoted as being “blown away” by her vocal range, lyrical prowess and bubbly personality and stage presence.

Qwanell Anthony Mosley (born on September 29, 1988 in Rochester, New York), better known as "Que", is a professional singer who is currently on a new path to a successful solo career. In early 2010, Que created buzz about his first solo mixtape which he titled The Q Files, and immediately dropped his first single, "Shake That".  After promoting his project via Twitter, Ustream, along with a strand of YouTube videos which he titled "Countdown to Day 26”; it received positive reviews upon release. The Q Files (hosted by DJ QuickSilva) was released on March 22, 2010. The mixtape consists of 11 tracks and features from artists such as Lil Mo, Dawn Richard, D.C. Don Juan, Kingpen Slim, Bear Witnez and others.

Shannon Bex has had an enviable journey from her early performance days as an NBA Dancer for the Portland Trailblazers. Since that time, she has won the hearts of millions of television viewers as a contestant and finally first runner up on the NBC reality show “Fame”.

From there, she was chosen by “Bad Boy” records President, Sean “Diddy” Combs, to be on the MTV hit reality show “Making the Band”.

Shannon made the band and became a member of the multi-platinum selling group “Danity Kane”. Danity Kane’s freshman and sophomore albums released at #1 on the Billboard Top 200 Chart; placing them in the Guinness Book of World Records as the first female group in Billboard history to debut two consecutive albums at the top of the charts. As a member of Danity Kane, Bex toured with Christina Aguilera, headlined the Danity Kane “Dollhouse” tour, was a featured Visa MYPLASH artist and collaborated in designing a Danity Kane line with Dollhouse Jeans Clothing.

Established in 2006, the Law Offices of Evita G. Kaigler, LLC is a champion for musical integrity while supporting its clients in three main areas of their careers: the music, the business and the brand. As the firm’s owner and principal, Evita finds great love and purpose in her capacity as a music lawyer and consultant; serving as a deal maker and advisor to talent in the major recording and music publishing space as well as profound talent in the independent music market. Evita also serves as counsel to independent record labels, talent managers and others music industry figures and talent.

Evita is a graduate of The University of Georgia (2003) and Emory University School of Law (2006). You can learn more about Evita at www.evitakaigler.com.

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There are no mirrors or tricks here, no sleight of hand. When J. Holiday talks earnestly of “following my dreams” and “being in love with music,” it’s not a deliberately sympathetic portrayal by a partial writer. In fact, J.’s talent is matched -in rarity and intensity—only by his enthusiasm. His candor and vulnerability are refreshing, given the static, formulaic state of R&B. The question most are asking, though, is where did J. Holiday come from?

The answer is short, but runs deep: D.C. And while D.C.’s trademark sounds breed musicianship- “so many talented cats playing go-go or in church”—the city remains untapped. But it’s home, and home, for J. Holiday, is where the art is. He was born into a musical family; mother Frances, one of 11 siblings, sang gospel with her 5 sisters, while his older sister supplied backing vocals for Crystal Waters. “Music was always around me and I just wanted to do it,” he recalls. But his first performances were as much coercion as inspiration: “When I was nine, ten years old, my older male cousins would always tell me to sing to girls passing by on the street. It was later that I realized they were exploiting me.” So by age ten, J. Holiday was finding his voice. Within a year, however, he was struggling to find his way. “My Pops died when I was eleven,” he states flatly. “He was sick and didn’t tell anybody. Not even my Mom. She never knew what was going on until he died.”

From the beginning, Bronx, New York has birthed some of music’s greatest talents. Over three decades since its creation, Hip Hop has set forth some of music’s biggest stars. To hail from a cultural mecca with such a rich artistic history is nothing less than an honor to a truly creative soul. TUNE 2 HEAR MORE!!

Day26 is an American R&B/ Soul group signed to Bad Boy Records. Formed on the fourth installment of MTV’s Making The Band, the quintet consists Brian Andrews, Mike McCluney, Qwanell “Q” Mosley, Robert Curry, and Willie Taylor. This is the band that is mostly like to be the Afro-American version of *NSYNC, as reported earlier.

Brian Angel does everything big... This Houston native has done it all by the age 15, from traveling the world to performing in front

of thousand (sharing the stage with such as Destiny's Child, Ginuwine, Avant, Jagged Edge, Joe, Brian McKnight, and many more...) Brian currently is the lead singer for the super- group Day 26 TUNE INFOR MORE!

Nickname- Prince, Princey, Mike (Although I hate being called Mike) 

Tattoo's- I have over 40 tattoo's,and I'm planing on getting more. 

Religion- I am Christian(Methodist by denomination) however I have an interest in other religions as well. 

Hard core Atlanta Falcons Fan

Does she do jazz-influenced pop, or pop-influenced jazz?  Whatever genre you specify, one thing is clear:  Jacqueline Hopkins is an artist whose work includes soulful lyrics, beautiful music, and sultry vocals.  As a fan once put it, "her work is not constrained to any one genre."

David Duane-Alternative Rock/Pop Artist, David Duane started singing at the age of 11 years old. He started his training as a dancer in 1999. David discovered his singing ability while he was on the phone with two of friends, singing the hit single “Leave (Get Out)” by. JoJo. In the year of 2002.