Spoken Word Vocalist

    A native Detroiter, Shae was always interested in music and writing.  At a very young age she remembers listening to jazz, R & B and rock and roll and dancing around the house dreaming of being an entertainer.  Shae was encouraged by her father to play the piano and violin.

     She joined a Glee Club and church choir.  It was then she traveled under the direction of her favorite Choir Director, Helen Moore.

Rapper/Lyricist

  Born in Detroit, Michigan, the youngest of a large family of four brothers, two sisters, a beautiful mother and wonderful father.  He had some music influence during his younger years.  Ryan’s father was a DJ in college, his brother rapped, and Ryan attended the same middle school as one of Detroit’s own,

         Aaliyah.  During Ryan’s high school years at Orchard Lake St. Mary’s in his dorm room, he began to produce beats on his MacBook, using his GarageBand software.  One day he shared his beats with his classmates.  It was then he met who became a good friend, Jeremiah Wheeler, A.K.A  Conflict

Vocalist/Lyricist

   Kay was Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, the oldest of four.  Kay grew up in a single-parent home, with her mother Angel, who knew early on that she has a musical gift.  At the tender age of two, Kay’s Aunt Robbin would encourage her to sing Detroit’s Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin’s Bridge Over Troubled Water.

         Her Aunt Robbin takes the credit for Kay’s vocal abilities. Kay was always shy; singing was her safe haven.  Although singing was in Kay’s blood and she graduated from Detroit School of Arts; she never imagined performing for anyone besides family