Robby Kevin John is from the small island of Dominica and grew up in the village of Fond Cole. He spent lots of time writing poetry and listening to all genres of music, which inspired him to tell stories. He enjoys painting pictures through his music of both the good and the bad in order to connect with people of all different races and cultures. The style is more of a reggae/hip hop fusion which mirror the influences both in music and poetry. Artists like Bob Marley, Buju Banton, Sizzla and Luciano still influence the way he does music and handles the ‘riddim.'

Hello, and welcome to my storefront Mallory Moyer Music. I provide excellent, quality live musical entertainment for you upcoming event needs! I will keep your guests entertained with an endless variety of great hit songs. I can adapt to any setting, quiet guitar for your ceremony, lively covers for you reception or house party, pretty background music for your cocktail hour or corporate event. I will provide great entertainment for your exciting event! My equipment is quality and very portable! With battery powered equipment I can perform anywhere. I also have a great professional image in the way I present myself and a unique old fashioned microphone to make a unique impression.

Trinity 7 is a family group that is led by Jamaican born Ras Meishak who is a dynamic song writer and bassist. His first single "When will it be" was selected as top ten runner up in the 1997 popular song contest representing western Jamaica. Ras has performed across the entire Island, playing bass for a few names like King Yellowman, Gregory Isaacs, Dennis Brown, Admiral Tibet, Eric Donaldson and many more. As music runs through his veins, he is joined by his family who bring the rest of the music to life. Trinity 7's style is a reflection of the legendary foundation roots artists while cultivating their truly unique, original sound.

With the combined sounds of early 70s pop rock, and late 70s funk and disco, Raspberry Pie have been packing dance floors throughout Florida. Composed of guitarist/vocalist Douglas Horne, keyboardist Ryan Goodwin, sax man Nick L'Heureux, bassist Zac "The Champagne of Beers" Howard, and their robot drummer CLYDE, Raspberry Pie are all about feel good songs with tasty grooves and sing along choruses. Since their first show in 2015, they have made a name for themselves as the premier dance band in Orlando, turning every major venue in town into Studio 54. Over the last 3 years, they have played headlining shows at Tampa Bay Comic Con and Atlanta Comic Con to great reception. They released their new EP "Hype As Funk" in June, 2018.

Cat Ridgeway is an accomplished genre-bending singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Orlando, Florida. She discovered songwriting while in middle school after picking up the guitar and realizing she didn’t yet know how to play any existing songs. She started noodling around. And she never stopped. That noodling lit a fire that has since brought her from writing songs in her bedroom to opening the main stage at 2018's Okeechobee Music and Arts Festival for Arcade Fire, Leon Bridges, Lil Dicky, Local Natives, and Trombone Shorty. Just before Okeechobee, Cat won indie rock duo Tegan and Sara’s world wide cover contest (chosen by Tegan and Sara themselves). Cat has also had the privilege of working with the likes of Gordon Kennedy (co-writer of "Change the World" recorded by Eric Clapton) and many other notable producers and players. She has also written for films, overfunded a Kickstarter campaign, sung radio jingles, and donated her time to organizations such as Nemours Children's Hospital, Tunes for Tots, Make A Wish Foundation, and Hospice of the Comforter.

Insomniac is a Tampa-based high energy alternative rock band heavily inspired by rock from the 90's grunge movement and modern day alternative artists. They convey a fun and energetic show that really gets the crowd moving. These 18 year-old musicians, Anthony Young (guitar, vocals) and Kelvin Rolon (drums), push for a huge sound with only two members.

Pangaea is a father (Steven Andres Richards) and son (Wade Richards) duo based out of Seminole Heights in Tampa. As a lifelong guitar player, the elder Richards had hoped his son would share his same passion for guitar. His son however fell in love with the steel pan (steel drum). Out of their love for music and their love for each other a delightful musical collaboration was born. The two have blended their passions for their instruments to present you with a unique musical experience. The duo plays classic reggae/island music and have created their own take on some rock and roll favorites. Pangaea will be preforming several original compositions as well.