Kevonna Rose is a singer song writer located in Central New Jersey. She has a unique sound filled with soul and authenticity. She has opened for Lauryn hill, Common, and the Jonas brothers to name a few. Kevonna Rose has graced the Apollo stage and has recently performed during the 2018 Essence Festival. From Weddings to parties or corporate events, her eclectic style will fit any of your event needs.

Quirky 60's garage rock is re-imagined from the nose of a surfboard, making High Waisted feel like a psychedelic lullaby. NYC surf rockers with pop sensibilities and an affliction for rock and roll. Named NME Magazine’s “buzz band to watch,” the group has completed a national tour to SXSW and released Acid Tapes Vol. 1 and 2. Their debut album, recorded at Dreamland Studio in Woodstock, NY, with renowned producer Bryan Pugh, is set to release January 2016. The band was born from friendship, over beers and burgers on Ludlow Street in NYC’s lower east side. These four friends share sibling kitties, live together, and enjoy writing music on acid. Having continuously sold out NYC venues, the group is known for organizing and promoting their own shows in unexpected locations such as yachts, warehouses and rooftops. Every show High Waisted plays becomes the ultimate party. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Named “buzz band to watch” in NME magazine Debuted their first music video on Nylon Magazine, for "Party in the Back." "Incredibly solid, sunny pop songs with well-written vocal hooks. Dye sings with an easiness that disguises how technically demanding the parts are. Translation: girl can sing, and she does." - Brooklyn Vegan “Fun surf tunes soaked with fuzzy guitars and catchy bass lines.” - Indie Current “Dye, is a perfect front-woman with a great and powerful voice.” - Pancakes and Whiskey “Rock that makes you want to both chill and get up to dance and freak out. Rough in a charming way. It channels old surf pop and garage rock.” - Alt Citizen “It’s just so damn rock’n’roll.” - Pond

Artist. Rapper. Actor. Fashionisto. These are just a few words to describe Marlo Smith. Growing up in Broward County, FL, Marlo calls North Lauderdale home. He has always been passionate about music, but grew up in a West Indian household where both parents prioritized an education over a career in entrainment. After graduating from college and starting a career in marketing, Marlo quickly realized his life’s fulfillment would only be actualized with the pursuit of his creative talents. Marlo’s first love is being an artist. The constant thread that has weaved his crafts together has been his multi-faceted, versatile approach and unapologetic confidence in expressing his free-form creativity

BIO HOMEBIO image1 Beginning as subway buskers, NYC’s Funk/Punk band LTrain’s story, is a New York story. As featured in The Noise Beneath The Apple, an art book about the city’s street performers written by Heather Jacks , the band began in January 2011 when Crystalla Gonzalez (vocals) and Gabriel Castellar (guitar/vocals) started busking with a few songs that were written about characters they came up with. These characters were influenced by people they would see riding the L train everyday. From public performances on the L Train, both Gabriel and Crystalla created the concept for the band LTrain. They wanted to write songs about the thoughts and experiences of an everyday New Yorker, (very similar to the concept behind the “Humans of New York” photography blog created by Brandon Stanton). Their goal was to write about topics that affected people in the city and all around the world. In December of 2014, LTrain debuted their first EP “Can’t Pay Bills”, which is a concept record depicting the high’s and low’s of N.Y.C. life. They also released a single along with a music video of “The Rent Is Still Too Damn High” featuring, 2010 Gubernatorial candidate, Jimmy McMillan of The Rent Is Too Damn High Party; who has been parodied all over the world, including Saturday Night Live. From taking topics head on such as gentrification in a funky tune like, “The Rent Is Still Too Damn High”, to dealing with poverty in their ballad “Healing” and even mental anguish in the 70′s influenced Punk Rock song “BiPolar”; LTrain is not afraid to push the gauntlet of being a band that can talk about any topic from romance to politics. Stylistically speaking, LTrain is as diverse as the city they come from; by combining styles of Punk, Funk, Jazz and Hip Hop. With that combination, the band has an alternative rock flair that has been compared to the likes of Paramore, No Doubt, Red Hot Chili Peppers and even Led Zeppelin. The Rock and Soul vocal style of Crystalla Gonzalez to Funk/Punk Guitar style of Gabriel Castellar, and with the addition of gospel/rock drummer Tristan Green in 2013 and Jazz/Rock Fusion Bass player Louis Padilla in 2014, the band has been working hard to hone in on a sound that they can call their own. They are in process of working on their first studio album set to debut this summer. LTrain has performed over 200 shows in NYC including this past fall’s CBGB Festival (2014) in which they were filmed and interviewed by German PBS Station ARTE TV for a film about the music history of NY called “New York. The Music City”. They have played venues such as Gramercy Theatre, Knitting Factory, The Studio at Webster Hall and Santos Party House. They have also been featured in the short film “From Street To Studio:New York City edition” by Heather Jacks, which was about a group of subway buskers coming together to record Billy Joel’s “New York State Of Mind”. Beginning as subway buskers, Queens funk/punk rock band LTrain’s story is a New York story. As featured in The Noise Beneath The Apple, an art book about the city’s street performers, the band began in January 2011 when Crystalla Gonzalez (vocals) and Gabriel Castellar (guitar/vocals) started busking on the L Train platform, the subway connecting Brooklyn to Queens and Manhattan. They were later joined by Tristan Green (drums) in 2013 and Louis Padilla (2014) together, they took their infectious sound and dynamic performance all across the city. LTrain has release their EP, Can't Pay Bills, in December 2014. They have performed in the TCS NYC Marathon, CBGB Festival, CMJ Festival, & for Rock & Rawhide's Gala at iHeart Radio Theater hosted by, Z100. Last but not least Crystalla Gonzalez was featured as a contestant on the 2016 farewell season of American Idol. They are currently writing songs for their debut album and gearing up for 2016!

I am lyrical and have been asked to do multie encores. The crowd tends to gage my music and by the time the 3rd chorous comes around the audience is usually singing along. I have already performed at some pretty well known Philly venues such as Kung fu Neck Tie, biurban and branch, voltage lounge as well as a few ot of state performances as well.

Cintia Lund, is a Spanish/Swedish singer/songwriter based in Madrid. She started to write her first songs during the three years period that she lived in New York City, that is why her debut album is called “New York Anthem”. “New York Anthem”, which was released last year, is a mix of genres that lean together to a very stimulating soundtrack of alternative, pop, and dreamy rock. Audience favorite tune is “Red Velvet” with more than half of million streams on Spotify in the last eight months.

Besides leading his own highly acclaimed bands, B.D. Lenz also plays solo instrumental guitar with a repertoire that spans Jazz standards, to Bossa Novas, to pop classics. He can provide the perfect atmosphere for all kinds of venues and events that include restaurants, cafes, cocktail hours, and wedding ceremonies.

Japanese Koto & Shamisen player and Jazz singer/songwriter Sumie (Sumi-é) Kaneko creates music that spans a millennium. A master in the traditional repertoire of these ancient instruments, she has also pioneered their use in jazz and experimental music, through solo and group performances worldwide. Tokyo University of the Arts, Berklee College of Music. Performance: Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Blue Note NY, TED talk, Getty Center, Boston Ballet, Yo-Yo Ma’s Silk Road Project, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Workshops: Harvard University, MIT, Princeton University, Wellesley College. International tours: Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, Jamaica, Nicaragua, Guatemala, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka.

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Quirky 60's garage rock is re-imagined from the nose of a surfboard, making High Waisted feel like a psychedelic lullaby. NYC surf rockers with pop sensibilities and an affliction for rock and roll have been called NME Magazine’s “Buzz Band to Watch,” declared “The Ultimate Party Band” by GQ and have received praise from Consequence of Sound, Noisey, Nylon, Refinery29 and Paste. The group's anticipated sophomore record was produced by Tad Kubler (The Hold Steady) and mixed by Arun Bali (Saves The Day). Every show is a party when High Waisted’s lo-fi fuzzy bass, reverb drenched guitars and radiant harmonies mesh to create the melodies of your wave-crashed daydreams.

Anthony Carrera is a world music multi instrumentalist. He's leaves himself as open as possible and tries to absorb music from as many sources as possible. His passion in music has led him to playing classical/flamenco guitar, sitar, handpan, and the berimbau just to name a few! His performances will leave you mesmerized and waiting for more.