Raised 70 miles outside of LA, Kelianne comes from a very musical family and grew up performing. Since her father and older brother are multi-instrumentalists in multiple bands, Kelianne became a multi-musical talent herself. She plays piano, guitar, ukulele, and drums, and grew up performing and singing on the stage in musical theater, until she immersed herself full time in gymnastics. Her original dance troupe “The Acrobats,” which she created, has toured across the country, opening for Justin Bieber, and has been featured on various TV shows, such as The Ellen Show.

Kelianne continues to inspire women of all ages by promoting self confidence and a healthy body image. She is also interested in philanthropic endeavors and plans to visit countries around the world to bring and distribute clean water to those in need. She also currently supports Make-A-Wish and No Kid Hungry.

Kelianne and her best friends Nate Wyatt and Tayler Holder commonly called, “The Trio”, released their first song together “It Feels Like Christmas” on 12/8. Now, the artist known solely as Kelianne is finally launching her Pop Music career with her first single ‘Boys’ releasing January 2022. The music video will follow a week after the single release. Previously known as Kelianne Stankus and soon to be Mrs. Mattson, Kelianne is keeping things simple during this new era as a solo artist by completely dropping her last name. From now on, you can just call her Kelianne. 

Kelianne has previously partnered with brands such as L’Oreal, Bloomingdales, Victoria Secret, Crest, Celsius, and many more! In her free time, Kelianne loves to spend time doing yoga, weight lifting, painting, and spending time with her fiancé, Chase Mattson.

 Sophia's most notable hits include Close to Me, I'm Good (2021), Not That into You (2020), Beside Me (2019), and Can't Stop Thinking About You (2018). All of Sophia's songs are featured on Spotify- where she has over 200,000 monthly listeners, as well as on Apple Music! She is thrilled to announce her new song and music video, Kiss and Tell, which is set to release on June 10th! 

 Sophia feels passionate about both her Latina and American heritage and is striving to incorporate both languages into her music. She also feels strongly about including her personal experiences in her music to connect with her audience. Her hit single, Beside Me, was written to encourage her fans to feel empowered and always express their individuality! Sophia is an avid supporter of the Thirst for Life project- an organization that builds wells in Africa for people who do not have access to clean water. In addition to the Thirst For Life project, Sophia loves to perform and has gone on to sing the national anthem for the Memphis Grizzlies and the Memphis Redbirds!

"Never settle for less than because He created you for more..." Mariah.

Prior to his success on American Idol, David was part of a singing group called “Vinyl Four” performing on cruise ships and had performed with the Latin/R&B bands “Tribe 7” and “Straight up”. David counts Stevie Wonder, Ne-yo, Donnie Hathaway, Alicia Keys, Luther Vandross & Michael Jackson amongst his top musical influences.

 A true self-made artist with the potential to transcend any genre, David is a force to be reckoned with. He quickly gained national attention with his dynamic voice and affable personality as a Top 12 Finalist of FOX’s seventh season of American Idol in 2008. Soon after, he began touring around the world preforming and producing his own music. David’s most popular song “Beautiful” gained recognition reaching the Top 100 of the Billboard dance charts.

His song-writing and stellar performance abilities were recognized as he was invited to sing at the Declare Yourself Inaugural Ball for Barack Obama on January 18th, 2009 alongside a-list recording artists John Legend and Maroon 5.

After his time on American Idol, David has showcased his impressive soulful powerhouse vocals on popular talk shows such as The Ellen Show, The Today Show, MTV’s TRL, EXTRA, Access Hollywood, Entertainment Tonight and many more. His album “Kingdom: The Mixtape” and most recent EP “Don’t @ Me” are available on all digital platforms, including his newest single "ily" with over 118K views on YouTube. In September 2021, David completed his headlining 6 month residency in the Off-Broadway musical comedy “Naked Boys Singing”.

In David’s free time, he enjoys hiking, swimming, working out, and weight training. His philanthropy interests include The Trevor Project, Human Rights Campaign and GLAAD. 

Starring in the multi-platinum hit song "Sugar" alongside DJ and record producer Robin Schulz brought the world the talents of Francesco Yates.

With worldwide popularity for his crooning vocals and musical talent, Yates has received immense recognition from leaders in the industry such as opening for Justin Timberlake during his Man of the Woods tour in 2019 and working alongside Pharrell Williams, who stated “He’s absolutely gonna be just a huge, huge, huge pop star”.  Now in his new chapter, he’s released a new single titled, “Jimi.”

My favorite songwriters are the ones who give their perspective on the issues of the moment, in a way that’s nuanced and unique but that doesn’t exclude or alienate anybody,” says Benjamin, who lists Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen among his key inspirations. “Their songs have always made me think, and my main goal in life is to do the same thing with my music.” 

Over the past few years, Benjamin has proven the tremendous impact of that approach, particularly in his massively crowd-pleasing live show—a high-energy affair in which his fans routinely scream every lyric back at him, creating a party-like atmosphere. To that end, he’s sold out every headlining tour he’s embarked on so far and taken the stage with such superstars as John Mayer. Although he’s also gained major traction in the pop world—including touring with the likes of Camila Cabello and enlisting Alessia Cara for a Billboard Hot 100-charting remix of “Let Me Down Slowly”—Benjamin’s music exists entirely outside the context of pop formula and trends. “In production there’s a lot of fads that don’t necessarily stand the test of time, and I want to make songs that will still have utility after I’m dead,” he notes. In keeping with his aversion to artifice of all kinds, (Un)commentary unfolds in an understated yet finely detailed sound that spotlights his insightful lyrics and infectious melodies. Made in collaboration with producer/songwriters like Nolan Lambroza (Carly Rae Jepsen, Kehlani) and Sam Roman (X Ambassadors, Lewis Capaldi), the album also builds a potent tension between Benjamin’s ineffably sweet voice and the incisiveness of his songwriting. 

“I think my generation has a lot of valid criticisms of everything that’s happening in our country and in the world right now,” says Benjamin of (Un)commentary’s essential narrative. “The question is: are we going to tear ourselves apart, or are we going to leave this place better than we found it? We all have that choice to make, so what are we going to do?” 

All throughout (Un)commentary, Benjamin composes his lyrics with an uncompromising clarity but never lapses into cynicism, infusing every song with an irrepressible hope. On “Older,” for instance, he delivers a heavy-hearted meditation on the anxiety of aging, brightening each line with his effervescent vocal work. “I think one of the reasons I became a songwriter is to avoid the responsibilities of a stereotypical adult life,” says Benjamin, who co-wrote the track with Charlie Puth, OneRepublic’s Ryan Tedder, and Zach Skelton (Paul McCartney, Ben Platt). “‘Older’ is about how, even if you can avoid some of those responsibilities, you can’t avoid them all—you hit certain milestones and realize you’ve put a whole chapter of your life behind you.

”In its intimate exploration of the human experience, (Un)commentary also offers up songs like “Shadow of Mine,” a moody and mesmerizing piece that speaks to the futility of trying to outrun your demons. “That song came from something my mom has always said to me: ‘Wherever I go, there I am,’” says Benjamin. “A lot of the time you think your problems are the product of your environment, when in reality they exist inside you. That really came to light during the pandemic, when my friends and I were going through some stuff and blamed it on being stuck in one place—but then when we tried going somewhere else, all our problems just followed us there.” On “Deniro,” Benjamin presents a tongue-in-cheek yet wholly sincere study of envy and self-acceptance, stating his intention to be “the hero of the zeroes.” “When I first started making music, I had this quiet contempt for people who’d already found success,” he says. “‘Deniro’ is about how you don’t get to choose the hand you’re dealt—but you’ve got to play it anyway, because this life is the only chance you get.” Meanwhile, “Nuance” makes for one of the most ingenious and moving moments on (Un)commentary, a bittersweet lament for the loss of curiosity that often accompanies growing up. “When you’re younger, there’s much more freedom to ask questions and explore everything around you,” says Benjamin. “But then as people get older, they get so busy with work and kids and other problems that it’s just easier to paint with a broad brush and not really dig into the details. I wanted to write a song that personified the idea of nuance and talked about how losing that nuance changes the way we interpret the world.” 

Elsewhere on (Un)commentary, Benjamin looks outward to the issues affecting our culture on a larger scale. An irresistibly urgent track driven by kinetic hand percussion and cascading guitar work, “Hipocrite” vents his frustration at the type of people who “went to fancy schools but the only thing they learned to do is talk.” “With the advent of social media, it’s become hip to preach about what everyone else should be doing and how they should be living their lives,” says Benjamin. “The problem with that is no one has to broadcast the moments when they fail to practice what they preach—it’s really easy to talk the talk, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you’re walking the walk.” 

From song to song on (Un)commentary, Benjamin displays a poet’s capacity to mine immense feeling from the most intricate details—a skill befitting of an artist whose earliest aspiration was to inspire high-school kids to obsessively scrawl his lyrics all over their notebooks. Mostly raised in Phoenix, he first realized the transformative potential of songwriting upon studying Harry Chapin’s “Cat’s in the Cradle” at summer camp at the age of 12. “I was reading the words in the songbook and thought, ‘This song is a really deep commentary on the father/son dynamic and how that plays out,’ which made me reconsider my relationship with my own dad,” he recalls. Within a few years he’d taught himself to play guitar, and soon began traveling to L.A. and the U.K. for songwriting sessions—a turn of events that led to landing a first record deal while still in his teens. After that deal dissolved, Benjamin started playing DIY shows in the parking lots outside Shawn Mendes and Troye Sivan concerts, drastically expanding his following and signing with Atlantic Records in early 2018. That November, he made his Atlantic debut with Narrated for You, a gold-certified mixtape that includes “Let Me Down Slowly” along with hits like “Water Fountain” (a heart-on-sleeve song praised by the likes of New York Times chief popular music critic Jon Pareles). Released in May 2020, his full-length debut These Two Windows furthered his reputation as a highly original songwriter, with Billboard stating that Benjamin “succeeds in making the matter distinctive by how much his lyrics read like a heart-to-heart conversation—almost as if you’re sitting with him in a living room at 3:00 a.m. after a night out, and he’s pouring his soul out to you.”

A truly restless creative mind, Benjamin recently undertook the monumental task of re-recording all of (Un)commentary in Chinese. “I started learning Chinese in sixth grade, and translating my songs is something I’ve always wanted to do—it’s just a way to get through to more people,” he says. And in the spirit of forging connection, Benjamin hopes that (Un)commentary might provide others with a sense of solidarity in chaotic times, and possibly inspire them to live a more examined life. “At the end of the day, I don’t really know that much—all I know is that it’s good to ask questions,” he says. “It’s good to reflect and say to yourself, ‘Is this okay? Is this what I should be doing?’ More than anything, I hope that people pay attention to the questions I’m asking onthis album, and maybe stop to look inward and ask themselves questions too.”

Sure, the platinum-selling singer and songwriter is the architect behind ubiquitous smashes such as “On the Way Down,” “True” and “Shine On” as well as albums including 2004’s Take It All Away, which hit #8 on the Billboard Top 200, You Stand Watching [2005], and The Moon Underwater [2008]. However, get to know RYAN like never before on his newly released EP Wake Up Beautiful (Dynamite Music) and fifth full-length album due out later this year. Stardom aside, it’s never ever been about image, media, or pomp and circumstance for CABRERA. It’s always come down to one thing: the music. It’s where everything starts…

In 2009, he began writing songs for what would eventually become record number five. However, the inspiration didn’t quite click right off the bat. So, he continued cataloging his thoughts and emotions over the next few years. He immersed himself in other artistic pursuits such as painting—actually decking out his home with all original work enjoying his own personal renaissance. 

He also spent meaningful time at hospitals around the country, brightening up the day for countless sick children and young adults. Inspired from this, CABRERA also took the opportunity to launch a live music series entitled Live From Ryan’s Living Room. Utilizing VYRT, he broadcasts live performances from his living room and all proceeds for “online tickets” benefit different charities. Everybody from Colbie Caillat and Gavin DeGraw to Billy Ray Cyrus and We The Kings has joined him in the Living Room for unique live jams.

Amidst this creative upswing, 2013 ushered in something of a new awakening for CABRERA. After penning “I See Love” in Nashville with Nathan Chapman [Taylor Swift], he experienced a revelation. “That sparked the mindset of the new album,” he affirms. “It was about writing songs that are real and honest. It was, ‘Write what you love and are passionate about.’ That ignited the entire record.”

He went back to Los Angeles reinvigorated and locked himself in the studio with producer Justin Gray [Mariah Carey, John Legend, Amy Winehouse]. Together, the duo wrote and performed the bulk of the album, playing all of the instruments themselves.

“It’s organic pop music,” CABRERA declares. “Justin and I hit it off immediately. We were in a room together, jamming on everything. We weren’t trying to be anything or fit any kind of mold. It was just music we dug. I started writing all of these fun, positive, and uplifting songs. My whole perception had changed. Every song tells its own story.”

The first single released, “House On Fire,” shimmies from a percussive tribal intro into an incendiary refrain. He smiles, “It’s about burning everything down and being crazy while you can. You’re living in the moment and enjoying everything you do. A lot of people are afraid to let themselves go, be passionate, and express their feelings. You’ve got to burn it all down—even if just for one night. Let loose and go nutty! It feels great.” Fans and media have raved about “House On Fire;” People Magazine wrote “Cabrera delivers his catchiest hooks” since “On The Way Down” and Perez Hilton proclaimed it “the best song Cabrera has ever released.” House on Fire was also a #1 Billboard Dance Chart song and regular on numerous Spotify playlists during the summer of 2015.

At the same time, CABRERA still knows how to write a touching love song. “All We Have” captures a distinct moment that’s both heartbreaking and hypnotic. “That’s one of the love songs,” he sighs. “It’s about that relationship that got away. Maybe you made a mistake. Now, you’re making your plea about why you should be together. You admit you’re wrong, but you still want to be together.”

Ultimately, this is the real RYAN CABRERA. He doesn’t hold anything back, and he’s created his most uplifting and powerful music to date.

“I want the music to speak for itself,” he leaves off. “My career has been about a lot of things from the outside. The focus unfortunately shifted to what my hair was like or who I was dating. That’s not why I started playing music. It’s always been about the music. That’s it. It’s not about being a pop singer. It’s about being an artist. I want people to think of the songs before they think of me. It starts now. This is going to be a fun ride.”

In 2016 CABRERA became part of the highly successful My2K Tour alongside 98 Degrees, O-Town and Dream. The 38 date Amphitheater Tour covered the entire North America. CABRERA received rave reviews playing all the hits as well as his new single “Whatever Whenever”.

CABRERA most recently has been writing for and with numerous other artists and has been amassing a catalogue of new songs which feature collaborations with Nash Overstreet, TyDi and more. The song of this new music, “Whatever Whenever” was released on August 19th, 2016. 

In 2017-18 CABRERA went on a US and Canada tour, as well as a being a SKAM ARTIST DJ who did over 20 shows including the pre-party for the National Championship Game in Atlanta - Kendrick Lamar was halftime act. CABRERA has also been co-writing songs for numerous A lists artists which was released in 2018/19.  

In 2019 CABRERA has been hard at work. He is currently on a 30+ date Tour as a part of POP2K and wrote the single for Avril Lavigne “Tell Me Its Over” on her top debuting Album, Head Above Water. He also wrote songs for Caroline Kraddick, Olivia Holt and more. 

Since the pandemic, Ryan has been keeping very busy. While we all were stuck at home Ryan was able to utilize live streaming to help raise money for various charities by bringing back Live From Ryan’s Living Room. On top of that Ryan went back to the studio and began work on a new body of music which is set to being rolling out September 9 2022 and then into 2023! The first of the new songs coming out is “Worth It”, A song he wrote to and for his now wife, as was the song she walked down the isle to. This is going to be the new go to wedding song for years and years to come.

Ryan is currently on tour with POP2K as well as being a part of the Mimosa / Taco Festival and this winter he will be joining the “Boy Band Xmas” tour! Check Ryan’s website for all dates and info.