Asher HaVon

Asher HaVon, the powerhouse vocalist from Selma, Alabama, captured America’s heart as the winner of NBC’s The Voice Season 25, earning country legend Reba McEntire her first championship on the show. Known for his rich, gospel-inspired vocals and magnetic stage presence, Asher embodies the spirit of strength, authenticity, and hope in every performance.

Rooted in faith and perseverance, Asher’s musical journey began in church, eventually leading him to inspire audiences nationwide. One of his proudest moments came when he performed “Glory” for President Barack Obama during the 50th anniversary of the Selma-to-Montgomery march — a defining moment that reflected his deep connection to purpose and history.

Now, Asher continues to soar with the release of his new single, “Where the Air Is Thin,” out now, a soulful and emotional anthem that celebrates resilience, healing, and self-discovery.

From humble beginnings in Alabama to the national stage, Asher HaVon stands as a shining example that when faith meets purpose, the results are extraordinary — reminding us all that dreams can truly rise above.

Bianca Ryan

Bianca Ryan is a platinum recording artist who proved herself very early on by winning America’s Got Talent and the hearts of the globe with over 30 million votes. She has earned Billboard Top 100 albums on the Adult Contemporary chart, and her hit Christmas song “Why Couldn’t It Be Christmas Everyday?” continues to chart #1 every year throughout Europe.

She has been acclaimed and worked with many of the greats of music history, including David Foster, Quincy Jones, Celine Dion, Christina Aguilera, Oprah Winfrey, and Simon Cowell — who quoted, “Bianca Ryan is one of the best singers I’ve ever heard in my entire life.” Bianca is truly a legend of vocal history, inspiring many of today’s top pop artists such as Meghan Trainor, Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, and Miley Cyrus, who have called her one of their inspirations to begin music careers.

Bianca recently appeared on America’s Got Talent: The Champions, where she shared her powerful story of overcoming a paralyzed vocal cord and undergoing two vocal cord surgeries to sing again. Since her recovery, she has been taking the world by storm once more, shining brighter than ever.

Shortly after, Bianca starred on Broadway at the August Wilson Theatre alongside American Idol winner Candice Glover and The Voice winner Josh Kaufman. She has also headlined major shows in Las Vegas, Japan, Italy, the Netherlands, Chile, and Dubai.

Bianca most recently attended the GRAMMYs, is recording a new EP, and is working on a new book — all while consistently garnering millions of views across social media platforms.

For nearly five decades, Larry Blackmon’s “CAMEO” continues to define the sound of funk. With over 30 million records sold worldwide, the group, founded and led by music icon Larry Blackmon, continues to influence generations with its groundbreaking hits, distinctive sound, and unforgettable live performances.

Larry Blackmon is CAMEO and Cameo is Larry Blackmon forever. While Mr. Blackmon has stepped back from touring, he remains at the helm creatively, ushering in a new era of CAMEO led by his sons, Larry Scott Blackmon and BJ Blackmon Wheeler. The band’s powerhouse stage presence is carried forward by 30 plus-year CAMEO Members Kevin Kendrick, Jeff Nelson, Willie Morris, and Anthony Lockett. These four have been with Cameo longer than any other individuals and satisfy the nostalgic nature of the funk. Joined with them is fresh new talent including bassist A.J. Mills (son of longtime Cameo bassist Aaron Mills), vocalist Gerald Richardson, Marcus Malone on keyboards, and drummer Elisha "Doogie" Parris.

CAMEO’s sonic imprint can be heard across generations of music.

Their legendary tracks—like “Word Up!” and “Candy”—have been sampled and reimagined by major artists including Beyoncé, Tupac, Mariah Carey, Snoop Dogg, Korn, and Will Smith. Cameo’s music has appeared in hit films, top TV shows, and global ad campaigns for brands such as Coca-Cola, Mountain Dew. Today, CAMEO continues to thrive, with timeless music circulating on playlists, dance floors, and social media platforms like TikTok. With unmatched energy and an unwavering commitment to the groove, CAMEO remains not just a band—but a Cultural legacy.

This is the legend. This is the legacy.

This is CAMEO.

Since first stepping into the pop spotlight at age 17, David Archuleta has embodied the kind of genuine star power that can’t be manufactured. After years of dazzling audiences with his radiant personality and phenomenal voice—a journey that’s included turning out multiple platinum-selling hits, achieving global acclaim as a captivating live performer, and emerging as an undeniable fixture on the pop-culture scene—the Miami-born singer/songwriter experienced a major personal transformation that radically altered his identity as an artist. As shown in his recent singles “Crème Brulée” and “Hell Together,” Archuleta has dramatically expanded the landscape of his songwriting and devoted himself to making pop music with equal parts uncompromising emotion and exhilarating impact.

Over the next several months David will reveal more new music, he notes that uncovering his most authentic voice has involved finding self-assurance in unexpected places. “Growing up in the church, I was taught to stand up for my beliefs and share them with the world, which is exactly what I’m trying to do with my music,” he says. “Even though I stand for something else now, I still have that same level of conviction in what I do. I believe in being bold in my vulnerability and speaking the truth of who I am, so that hopefully people can come away from my songs feeling like they understand themselves, or others, or just life in general a little better than they did before.”

DEEJAY YOUNG is a singer-songwriter, actor, & performer from Tampa, Florida. He began his professional career at the age of five in the Gospel-theatrical circuit, starring in the stage play Daddy Please Don't Leave & has since emerged within the entertainment industry as an independent recording artist & multi-award-winning entertainer.

In 2019, he joined the First National Tour of HAMILTON as a principal standby & later made his Broadway debut as Aaron Burr in the New York company of HAMILTON. Young’s additional theatrical credits include performances in Hairspray, RENT, & Ain't Misbehavin'. He was also a featured contestant on Season 24 of the EMMY® winning reality competition series, The Voice on NBC as part of Team Legend.

His recent albums PRIMITIVE & The Primitive Sessions: Live both reached the Top 10 of the Top R&B Albums Charts on iTunes, & his holiday album An Unplugged Christmas was a Best Seller on Amazon Music.

Young has received four Independent Music Awards, two Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards (CARAs), as well a Tampa Bay Theatre Award & two Broadway World Awards for his regional theatre contributions. He was recently recognized as BEST SOUL ACT in Orlando Weekly's Readers’ Choice Poll & released his directorial debut & music film, HISstory: PRIMITIVE, streaming exclusively on Tubi. His latest single, “New Day” is now available on all digital outlets worldwide.

Known globally as one of the most legendary vocal groups in music history, The Four Tops will proudly celebrate 70 years of timeless hits in 2026. Originally formed in Detroit in 1953 as The Four Aims, the group changed their name in 1956 and began their recording career that same year. Since the very start, they have embodied brotherhood, love, resilience, integrity, and perseverance—a foundation that has carried them through decades of musical excellence.

With an astounding twenty-four Top 40 hits in the U.S.—including ten Top 20 singles and two number-one smashes—The Four Tops have left an indelible mark on music. Their international appeal is equally enduring, with more than twenty chart-topping singles in the UK and hits across the world. Their vocals and timeless songs have touched millions of hearts and ears, and their reach is multi-generational.

The quartet recorded their first single for Chess Records in 1956 and spent seven years on the road and in nightclubs, singing pop, blues, Broadway, and—most notably—four-part harmony jazz. When Motown’s Berry Gordy Jr. learned they had secured a national appearance on The Tonight Show, he signed them—without an audition—to be the marquee act for Motown’s Workshop Jazz label. That proved short-lived, but soon Stubbs’ powerhouse baritone lead and the exquisite harmonies of Fakir, Benson, and Payton produced one smash after another with the legendary songwriting/producing trio Holland-Dozier-Holland (H-D-H).

Their first Motown hit, “Baby I Need Your Loving” (1964), made them stars. Their sixties catalog is indispensable to any retrospective of the decade. Soulful and bittersweet, their songs were across-the-board successes. “I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch),” a No. 1 R&B and Pop smash in 1965, became one of Motown’s longest-running chart toppers. It was quickly followed by the fan favorite “It’s The Same Old Song” (No. 2 R&B/No. 5 Pop). Their commercial peak was highlighted by a romantic trilogy: the No. 1 “Reach Out I’ll Be There,” “Standing In The Shadows Of Love” (No. 2 R&B/No. 6 Pop), and “Bernadette” (No. 3 R&B/No. 4 Pop)—an extraordinary run of instant H-D-H classics. Other unforgettable hits included “Ask The Lonely,” “Shake Me, Wake Me (When It’s Over),” “Something About You,” “You Keep Running Away,” “7-Rooms Of Gloom,” and their covers of “Walk Away Renee” and “If I Were A Carpenter.”

The group was also extraordinarily popular in the U.K., landing thirty-one Top 40 hits, eleven of which reached the Top 10.

After H-D-H split from Motown, producer Frank Wilson oversaw the R&B Top 10 hits “It’s All In The Game” and “Still Water (Love)” at the start of the 1970s. The Tops also teamed with Motown’s top girl group, the Supremes, post-Diana Ross. Billing themselves as The Magnificent Seven for a series of albums, they landed yet another hit with their cover of “River Deep – Mountain High.”

When Motown relocated to Los Angeles in 1972, the steadfast Tops decided to remain in Detroit and sign with another label. They kept up a string of hits with ABC-Dunhill, including the Top 5 “Ain’t No Woman (Like The One I’ve Got),” the Top 10 “Keeper Of The Castle,” and R&B Top 10 singles such as “Are You Man Enough” (from Shaft In Africa), “Sweet Understanding Love,” “One Chain Don’t Make No Prison” (later covered by Santana), “Midnight Flower,” and the disco perennial “Catfish.”

In 1980 the group moved to Casablanca Records. The following year, they returned to No. 1 with “When She Was My Girl,” making them one of the few groups to score hits in three consecutive decades. They also charted with the ballads “Tonight I’m Gonna Love You All Over” and “I Believe In You And Me”—later immortalized by Whitney Houston in 1996. The Tops’ music also reached Hollywood with “Back To School Again” in Grease 2.

1983 proved to be a seminal year with their appearance on the smash NBC prime-time special Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, Forever. One of the highlights of the show was a “battle of the bands” with The Temptations, as both groups performed their hits back-to-back. The performance was so successful that the two groups continue pairing up for tour dates to this day.

The Four Tops returned to Motown that year, releasing two more albums—Back Where I Belong (1983) and Magic (1985)—which produced R&B hits written by H-D-H, including “I Just Can’t Walk Away” and “Sexy Ways.” They later signed with Clive Davis at Arista Records, where they scored their final U.S. Top 40 hit with “Indestructible,” the theme of the 1988 Summer Olympics. Overseas, they achieved a massive hit with “Loco In Acapulco” (written by Phil Collins and Lamont Dozier), which reached the Top 10 in both the UK and the Netherlands.

The group was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990, and in 1997 they received a star on the legendary Hollywood Walk of Fame. Rolling Stone ranked them No. 79 on its list of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time. They were also inducted into the Michigan Rock and Roll Legends Hall of Fame in 2005.

In 2008, The Four Tops were honored with a Grammy Award for Lifetime Achievement, with the President of The Recording Academy stating: “Their outstanding accomplishments, legendary passion, and artistry have positively affected our culture and will continue to influence and inspire generations to come.”

The group’s incredible longevity is a testament to their unwavering commitment to music and to each other. Today, the legacy of the group is carried on by four extraordinary singers who share a direct lineage with the original four members.

The families of Levi Stubbs, Abdul “Duke” Fakir, Renaldo “Obie” Benson, and Lawrence Payton remain actively involved in managing and protecting the group’s legacy, copyrights, and global presentation.

The band’s current lineup is anchored by Lawrence Payton Jr., Theo Peoples, Ronnie McNeir and Michael Brock.

The Four Tops continue to tour extensively, bringing their undeniable hits to devoted audiences worldwide and inspiring new generations of music lovers. In an era when so many voices have come and gone, the Four Tops’ story remains a powerful testament to the enduring strength of their music.

Gabby Samone’s musical journey is a story of soulful beginnings, viral moments, and unwavering pursuit of purpose. Raised in a musically gifted family in Baltimore, Maryland, Gabby discovered her voice in the gospel harmonies of her church choir. From those early days, she cultivated a sound rooted in gospel, R&B, and classic soul—infused with a modern edge that speaks directly to a new generation of music lovers.

Recognized as one of the most captivating new vocalists of her generation, Gabby first rose to prominence as a viral sensation, reimagining R&B classics from her musical inspirations. Her stunning rendition of Mariah Carey’s “My All” ignited TikTok during the #MyAllChallenge, earning praise from icons including Jennifer Hudson, Fantasia Barrino, J. Cole, Jhene Aiko, Missy Elliott, Brandy, SWV, XSCAPE, and Mariah Carey herself.

Gabby’s star power has continued to rise—opening for R&B legends Eric Benet, Keke Wyatt and Kelly Price, starring in her first major stage production Dreamgirls, and performing at the legendary Apollo Theater alongside Grammy-winning musician and musical director Adam Blackstone. Disney also tapped her to recreate and perform “Go the Distance” from the 1997 animated classic Hercules.

With every note, Gabby carries the voices of her family, her community, and her generation—breathing life into their stories on stages around the world. Following her television debut on The Jennifer Hudson Show and a standout run as a finalist on Season 23 of American Idol, Gabby Samone stands poised to define a new era in soul and R&B. Her music uplifts, empowers, and inspires every listener to dream louder.

Jordin Sparks is a Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum recording artist, actress, and entrepreneur who first rose to national prominence as the Season 6 winner of American Idol, making history as the youngest winner at just 17 years old. Since then, Jordin has captivated millions of fans worldwide with her powerhouse vocals, vibrant personality, and inspiring authenticity. Her breakout hits, including the chart-topping "Tattoo," the global smash "No Air" with Chris Brown, and international anthems like "Battlefield" and "One Step at a Time," solidified her place in music history.

Her debut album went platinum and earned her a Grammy nomination, setting the stage for a career marked by continuous success.

Over the years, Jordin has expanded her talents into film, television, and Broadway with standout roles in In the Heights and Sparkle.

Most recently, Jordin hosted the exciting new game show America's Real Deal on Roku, showcasing her dynamic personality and versatility in entertainment. She also appeared on Lego Masters Jr. on FOX, further proving her range across different genres of television. Her latest album, No Restrictions, reflects her growth as an artist, blending soulful vocals with empowering themes and bold, contemporary production. Jordin is also the host of the uplifting podcast What's Your Spark?, where she engages in meaningful conversations with guests about passion, purpose, and personal growth. A true multi-hyphenate, Jordin uses her platform to advocate for body positivity, mental health, and youth empowerment. Through it all, she remains grounded in faith, family, and gratitude.

Whether as a Grammy-nominated artist, Broadway star, American Idol winner, podcast host, or proud wife and mother, Jordin continues to inspire others to embrace their authentic selves.

With a devoted fanbase across platforms—2.2M on Instagram, 1.4M on TikTok, 8.8M on Facebook, and 3.3M on X— Jordin Sparks is a force to be reckoned with, constantly evolving and inspiring others to find their spark.

The original production team of C.C. Lemonhead (Nathaniel Orange) and Jay Ski (Johnny McGowan) met as high-school pals in Jacksonville, FL. Interested in the bottom-heavy sound of Miami bass, the pair began producing and worked with Icy J and Three Grand before creating the most popular bass anthem of all time "Whoot (There It Is)”. With Jay Ski at the helm as co-vocalist, song writer, publisher and producer - 95 South’s single went platinum three times over in 1993.

Upon achieving success, Jay Ski worked his magic with the female Miami bass duo dIS-N-dAT which churned their hit "Freak Me Baby".

Jay later went on to work on 69 Boyz, again as co-vocalist, song writer, publisher and producer. Their single "Tootsee Roll” went on to become double-platinum and the subsequent album by 69 Boyz (199Quad). Jay Ski picked up an award for Billboard's Best Rap Single of 1994 and placed in the top ten producers of that year.

In 1995, Jay Ski went on to create his fifth group - Quad City DJ's. His creative genius produced another platinum hit "C'Mon N' Ride It (Ride the Train)”. The following album, Get on Up and Dance, hit the Top 40 and was certified gold.

In 1996, Jay Ski worked along side Warner Brothers to write, produce and rap on another platinum single “Space Jam” which incorporated Michael Jordan and the Looney Tunes characters.

Quad City DJ’s has been touring the world since 1995. Performing all of his hits from his 69 Boyz, 95 South and Quad City DJ’s catalog.

As if that was not enough, in 2021 was once again contacted by Warner Brothers to work on “Space Jam 2”, this time incorporating Lebron James and the Looney Tunes characters.

Today, Jay Ski continues to perform along with his son and hype man Brisk in addition to conducting lectures for private businesses, colleges and universities under his Global Entertrainment brand where he motivates personnel to reach higher goals in life.

Sarah Potenza is a critically acclaimed singer and songwriter with roots in Nashville and a nationwide fanbase. She competed on NBC’s Voice and America’s Got Talent. Her sophomore album,“Road to Rome” was number one on the iTunes blues charts. The record received rave reviews from Rolling Stone, Billboard, American Songwriter, and NPR. Potenza, was named amongst the of the top three acts seen at SXSW by Rolling Stone Magazine. Sarah is currently creating music with Grammy winning producer, Dave Aude.