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Haven launched her new pop sound in November 2019 with the release of  "Swinning in Your Feelings," which immediately hit #6 on the Radio Disney Top Songs chart. The song also went viral on TikTok as the #SwimmingInYourFeelings challenge and has since gained 3.8-Million views on the platform. Following the success of her debut pop single, Haven released "Be With You" in February 2020 – which Selena Gomez co-signed in one of her Instagram posts. Upon release, the song was listed on both the Radio Disney Top 10 Songs chart and Apple Music x Shazam’s ‘Recommended New Music’ playlist. Her latest single "Sad & Successful,” has already been quick to pick up traction on Triller with the new viral #ImLosingIt challenge. With more music in the works, Haven will be taking her talents on the road opening for Dinah Jane (of Fifth Harmony fame) and Agnez Mo (new tour dates TBA).

 PHILANTHROPY: Haven’s musical roots stem from a darker time in her life, where music became Haven’s source of light and healing. At 10 years old, she fell ill to an, at the time, unknown disease by doctors. While confined to her hospital bed, Haven picked up a guitar and began writing songs to pass the time. After a year of traveling from one hospital to the next, all the while developing her songwriting abilities, she was diagnosed with POTS Syndrome and immediately began treatment. While her illness came to an end, her love of creating music was just getting started.

 Today, Haven’s philanthropic pursuits surround aiding research and recovery efforts for childhood cancer, such as Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research. She is additionally passionate about supporting charitable efforts that benefit research of the neurological and physiological effects of music as a method of healing. Haven hopes to utilize both her music and her voice as a source of light in the world.

 Haven currently splits her time between Nashville and Los Angeles.

Camryn wrote and released her first original single "Better Days" at just 10-years old to bring awareness to teen suicide prevention. All proceeds for the song go towards The Muse Within, a local youth music non-profit organization. She followed this heartwarming track with the release of her uplifting single "With You" – which was quick to gain traction across streaming platforms. Her next release, "Monters," showcased her powerhouse vocals, while the accompanying music video displayed her creative storytelling abilities. Camryn’s latest single "Ain't No Second Chance" takes it a step further showing off her vocal versatility and overall proving that she is a dynamic force to be reckoned with.

Last year, Camryn was selected to be part of Warner Records’ youth acapella group Acapop! KIDS, created by the founding members of Pentatonix. Currently comprised of 25 talented young performers from across the nation, the group delivers acapella versions of current and classic hits. Camryn can be seen as the leading vocalist for recent Acapop! KIDS releases such as: "The Other Side" by Justin Timberlake and SZA, "Breathin" by Ariana Grande, "Without Me" by Halsey. In addition to singing, Camryn also writes her own music and plays the ukulele, guitar, piano and drums. Outside of Acapop! KIDS, Camryn can be found performing for local charity organizations and using her ever-expanding platform to advocate for Mental Health education and awareness for all ages.

After graduating from Berklee College of Music, Sam was invited to one of her first co-writing sessions in New York. Making the drive from Boston to New York City, she co-wrote a song called “Broken.” Two years later plus a move to Los Angeles, “Broken” became a multi-platinum smash hit for lovelytheband and the longest charting rock song in radio history. 

She's also appeared on NBC’s Songland (with special guest Charlie Puth, who she had classes with at Berklee) in 2019. She wrote and performed "Pill For This". Charlie Puth and judges Shane McAnally, Ester Dean, and Ryan Tedder urged her to keep the song and told her she was meant to be a performer herself. This resulted in her first label deal with Monument Records. The single landed on the Top 5 US iTunes Sales Chart and has racked up over 4 million streams to date. 

Her cuts/credits now include Adam Jensen, blackbear, Jared Lee, Peking Duk and Alisa Xayalith (of the The Naked And Famous), Lil Mosey, Welshly Arms, as well as Tik Tok-star-turned-performer Dixie D’Amelio on her groundbreaking #1 debut “Be Happy.”

Sam DeRosa's debut EP ‘The Medicine’ will be out 11/13 via Monument Records.

“I thrive on human connection,” she exclaims. “Being authentic and real with others fuels my life. It’s also what I try to do in my songs. I’m sharing my story. It’s so natural for me to be personal. Whatever flaws or pain we have, it’s still beautiful. Music proves that there’s art and beauty in every single moment.”

The second youngest of six children, mom homeschooled all of the siblings and built an inclusive and encouraging environment. At eight-years-old, Liberty wrote her first song in order to cope with her parents’ divorce. Inspired by everyone from Birdy and Kesha to Tyler, The Creator, she quietly kept writing before her dad enrolled her in singing lessons at the age of twelve. She cut her teeth through gigging around town before gaining acceptance into the Dallas-based Septien Entertainment Group—whose alumni includes Demi Lovato, Selena Gomez, Kacey Musgraves, and many more. At this veritable creative boot camp, she spent nine hours a day in sessions, lessons, and rehearsing. Additionally, she impressed vocal coach Remington Rafael so much he agreed to produce her first two releases. With Remington behind the board, she reimagined Hey Violet’s “Guys My Age.” Over an airy electronic soundscape, her voice recharges the original with a silky sense of soul.

“‘Guys My Age’ makes me feel seriously empowered,” she reveals. “I love the message. I was going through a boy problem at the time, and it’s one you can just scream along to.”

Her original single, “Tattoo,” immediately leaves a mark, breathy verses coast over a skittering beat as the track builds towards an evocative chorus.

“Moving from California to Dallas was a huge transition,” she states. “The lyrics are about how it feels to go from childhood to adulthood so quickly. The different challenges I had to face and the friendships I had to lose. I was hurt by a lot of people who judged me for leaving to follow my dream. I’m never going to stop chasing that dream though.”

By following that dream, she ultimately forges an enduring connection with these releases and many more to come.

“Music helps people feel understood,” she leaves off. “Being able to connect to other artists has changed my life. That’s what I want to do. If you listen to me, I hope you know someone out there understands.

 “Silence is Violence” follows AK’s latest music video release " Family Tree" which uses DeepFake technology to explore the evolution of Hip-Hop by acknowledging the iconic artists that have changed the history of the genre. Throughout the song, AK’s face digitally transforms into many different Hip Hop artists whose groundbreaking talent has made Hip-Hop flourish into what it is today. AK digitally morphs into Hip-Hop Legends like Lil Wayne, Eminem, Drake, Missy Elliot, Snoop Dogg and other icons as he pays homage to Hip-Hop influences in his “Family Tree” music video. The self-produced single serves to show AK’s deep appreciation for the genre, craft, and those that have come before him.

 While influenced by the Hip-Hop heroes of the past and present, AK has undoubtedly carved out a space of his own, representing the future of Hip-Hop. The 20-year-old artist from South Brunswick, NJ quickly took the internet by storm after writing and releasing remixed freestyle covers on YouTube, starting with his Desiigner's  "Panda" (40-Million Views). With 1.6-Million subscribers and well over 160-Million views on his own YouTube channel, AK has since released several original singles and successfully launched his music career.  

 AK’s music has graced top charts both in the U.S. and internationally amongst iTunes, Spotify, YouTube Music and SoundCloud. His single "Now I'm Forever" landed at #1 on the U.S. iTunes Hip Hop Charts. This past year, AK released his much-anticipated EP, "On Me", accompanied by top quality music videos for each single. His other recent releases have included "Top of the World" (as heard on ESPN’s First Take and E Sports League Poland), the fan favorite "Like I Got It" (with over 4-Million views), and "Broken" which perfectly portrays his masterful vocal ability. 

 AK’s music blends Hip-Hop and R&B genres in a way that highlights his versatility as an artist. With each music release continually bigger than the last, it goes to show that AK is the next big thing in Hip-Hop.

Despite her busy performance and appearance schedule, Brave still finds the time for those less fortunate through her work with Associated Black Charities (ABC), as well as her own personal philanthropic missions including mentoring young girls in Baltimore City through the St. Francis Mentorship Program and the Baltimore City Women’s Shelter. She’s an avid health advocate and fitness guru who believes in healthily living, mind, body and soul. Currently, Williams is in the studio recording her self-titled debut R&B album, “Brave Williams,’ set to be released on Brave New World SRG-ILS/Universal in 2020.

The multifaceted, singer/songwriter, is also a SAG – AFTRA actress whose talent landing roles in television hits including, TLC Biopic: Crazy, Sexy, Cool, Half & Half, R&B Diva’s LA; films, While We Work and Love Dot Com and theatre roles in Ain’t No Mother’s Love and Lady Love to name a few.

PORCELAN has also been announced as one of the Brand Ambassadors for PZI Denim by LisaRaye. "I am truly honored and humbled for this awesome partnership with LisaRaye. As a bottom-heavy girl myself, sometimes its a challenge finding the right denim that fits right and holds it all in and PZI by LisaRaye does just that...so the product speaks to me," mentions Porcelan.

 With her feisty personality and incredible pipes, RUDI is bound to be the next big thing. She is best known for making it to the final round of the first season of ABC’s The Bachelor Presents: Listen To Your Heart. RUDI has been regarded as one of the most talented, relatable and well-liked contestants to come from the show. Her spunky attitude, witty humor and fearless nature quickly made her a fan favorite. RUDI has since been deemed by the media as ‘one-to-watch’ when it comes to pop and R&B music. 

With much more in store for her fans, this is only the beginning for RUDI. She is moving on and launching her solo music career, with her original single "Smile" written about her grandma and "Hate LA" proving you don’t need a man to have a powerful voice. RUDI’s latest original single "Stupid Boy" – an R&B track about ‘love and loss’ – showcases her emotive lyrical abilities, soulful tone and impressive vocals. With her immense vocal range and captivating stage presence, RUDI is ready to show the world what she is truly capable of as an artist. She plans to release more new music throughout the remainder of 2020.

 The new music sees The Revivalists front man and enigmatic talent David Shaw open up like never before as a lyricist, poet, and storyteller, riling up his raw rock ‘n’ roll impulses as he takes the initiative to evolve as a singer, songwriter, musician, producer, and all-around creative. 

The journey of David’s solo artistry began as he placed a renewed focus on self-care and personal growth, using music as medicine and noticing something within himself that, as he says. he “needed to water. ” Listening solely to his own creative impulses, “Shaken” which is a song for anyone who feels different because of the things that make them special or feels not good enough but pushes forward anyways. It’s about confronting your own fears and insecurities, learning to listen to and follow the things that make you fulfilled and happy, trusting in the path you are on and believing that the unique things that you have to offer as an individual are what can ultimately drive your success. 

Currently David has a pair of pants displayed in the “Right Here, Right Now” exhibit at the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame which is featured alongside items from Beyonce, The Weeknd, and Harry Styles. The pants were worn at The Revivalists’ performance at Okeechobee festival in 2017 where David actually hit his head against some lighting truss while climbing the rafters but still continued the show.

David’s new solo music comes at a time when The Revivalists are between albums. Following The Revivalists’ four studio albums (including 2018’s Take Good Care), 410 million global streams, a platinum breakout single with “Wish I Knew You,” Alternative and Triple A chart hits including several No. 1s, sold out tours, opening for The Rolling Stones, and major media recognition and national TV appearances, David completed a studio in his backyard, retreating into a personal creative hive where the songs took shape, and he recorded them at The Parlor Recording Studio in New Orleans.

Philanthropy is very important to David and he recently spearheaded the creation of The Revivalists’ Rev Causes, the band’s philanthropic umbrella fund which supports the essential work of organizations handpicked by the band dedicated to reviving and investing in our communities, health, and environment. These organizations include Center for Disaster Philanthropy, National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), Songs for Kids Foundation, Upturn Arts, Everytown for Gun Safety, and more. As a proud Ohio native, David also created, produces, and hosts the Big River Get Down in Hamilton, OH, —an annual two-night concert event that gives back to the ongoing renaissance of his hometown, donating all proceeds to the City of Hamilton’s 4th of July fireworks and RiversEdge Concert Series.

An actress as well as a singer and songwriter, Jaye appeared in movies and on television, playing  roles in “Boardwalk Empire", "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit”, “Spring Breakers”, and "Barely Lethal,” among others. While you may still see her onscreen from time to time, her heart is fully invested in her music: 

2020 finds Jaye embarking on a bold new adventure, and she’s taking her listeners along for the ride. Combine that mission with her slew of exciting, edgy songs, and the sky’s the limit for Emma Jaye.

While his non-stop hustle scored him meetings with a number of industry heavyweights, he felt disillusioned by the scene and decamped to Nashville. When his brother followed him soon after, the two resumed the musical partnership they formed as teenagers. Too broke to afford beds, the siblings shared an apartment and slept on the floor, working full-time jobs all day and spending every night writing songs. After penning tracks for other artists (acts as eclectic as hip-hop legends Bone Thugs-N-Harmony to Michigan rapper NF to German DJ Robin Schulz) and a series of false starts the two began releasing music under the name Kyd the Band and embarked on their first-ever tour. Although Kyle exited in late 2017, Devin continued on and now has 3 EP’s under his belt labeled as Season 1, 2, and 3 with many more to come.

On the heels of his single "Down", which features rap sensation cupcakKe, MkX released his single “Fall” which pays homage to Max Martin and pop’s Y2K golden age. The video is a 90s throwback to the big-budget, futuristic CGI visuals of NSYNC, Britney Spears, TLC, and many more, which was singlehandedly recorded, shot, and edited by MkX while in quarantine.

Inspired by Lady Gaga and Tinashe as well as producers such as Max Martin, Sophie, Cashmere Cat, Darkchild, The Neptunes, and more, MkX draws his sonic and visual aesthetics from millennial nostalgia which can be seen in his solo releases "The Look", "One Sided Love" (which broke into the Billboard Mainstream Top 40 Indicator chart), and “right place, at the right time” – all of which have added to MkX’s almost 5 million streams.

An accomplished songwriter, producer, and pop scholar who uses his encyclopedic understanding of pop music to craft his own world, MkX produced and co-wrote "Young & Wild" for K-Pop supergroup TWICE's platinum-selling EP YES or YES which hit #1 in South Korea and Japan. MkX also recently released a hyperpop cover of Black Eyed Peas’ "Dont Phunk With My Heart", which received a seal of approval from the band themselves on social media.

Before emerging as a solo artist under the moniker MkX, he previously toured with Ariana Grande, Christina Perri, Rixton, and more before attending the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston.

Keeana’s first single, the tropical/reggae-flavored “Coconut Rum and Coke,” a collaboration with famed Latin Multi-Grammy Award Winning producer Maffio {Pitbull J. Balvin, Farruko, Nicky Jam) heralded the introduction of an intriguing new talent. The accompanying video, which Keeana describes as a “passionate lesbian love/lust story,” saw her become a passionate supporter for the LGBTQ community. Keeana is frank about her free-wheeling sexuality, refusing to be labeled. That ambiguity adds a delightful layer of mystery and intrigue to Keeana in the ways of such gender-bending artists such as David Bowie or Freddie Mercury. Even though she was discouraged from showing a same sex romance in both “Coconut Rum and Coke” and “You’re Real” music videos, Keeana’s creations mirror her life and experiences she’s had. That affirmative quality has always been a part of not just Keeana Kee’s music, but her life, an indomitable spirit that empowers others to be their true selves, even if it goes against others’ expectations. 

Growing up in Eastern Europe, Keeana wrote her first song in English when she was just 10, “You Will Love Me,” as a fan of larger-than-life ‘90s divas such as Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey and Beyonce, as well as Aretha Franklin and Ray Charles, then later on, Rihanna and Sia. Her fresh, breezy personality dominates the music, proving both sensual and fun, making people feel good about themselves, her ultimate goal. Just as important to Keeana as her music is giving back to the community, especially her membership in ISINA, Inc., a music talent search and mentoring program with producer Walter Afanasieff, Kenny G., Humberto Garcia and Paul Oakenfold. Turns out Afanasieff, who famously worked with Mariah Carey, heard her song, “Let’s Make Love” and wanted to be introduced to Kee.

It is all part of Keeana Kee’s mission as an artist, to spread joy and empower people to be their best, most authentic selves. That comes across in her music and her inspirational story.

Sam’s scheme paid off and he signed to a small indie label. Suddenly, things were looking up. Everything would be fine. And it was, for a while. Then after ten months and precisely zero releases, it was over. The split was as amicable as these things generally can be, which meant that Sam was allowed to keep the songs he’d been working on. One of them, “This City”, which Sam had written about his earlier struggles making it in LA, took on a new meaning. The song took further significance when Sam released it the following year and saw it soar to 75m streams (and counting), launching his career in the process. “I’m forever grateful for ‘This City’,” Sam smiles.

“This City’s” slow-burn success also led to further well-received releases, as well as a pivotal tour with Lewis Capaldi — although Sam had to swerve the opening date as it fell on his wedding day. “The tour made for a strange honeymoon, but Lewis is an absolute icon and a very dear mate and I probably wouldn’t be here without him,” Sam adds. The success of Sam’s music has also resulted in a new deal with RCA Records with plans to release a deluge of new material in 2020.

Among the new songs is one called “Ready” which, like “This City” and a number of Sam’s other tunes, is an unconventional take on a love song: it’s a love song that isn’t a love song, but it’s also sort of a love song. “It’s unrequited love,” Sam begins. “It’s ‘I know I can be good for you, I know we can be good for each other, but you don’t see it and it’s killing me’. But it’s not about romance.”

Sam adds that seeing fans and listeners decipher his lyrics and insert their own experiences into his work is one of the most rewarding aspects of songwriting. “It’s so beautiful to see people find their own meaning in my songs,” he says. “I want my music to be a safe place for people to feel their own feelings and to talk about themselves when they haven’t yet found their own way of doing it. I want people to feel they can take cover in my words.”