A visionary who faces any challenge with her eyes wide open, Jaci Caprice Clark (aka “JaciCaprice”) is an accomplished vocalist/producer who released a full-length album entitled “Storms Come, and an EP entitled “LoveLikeWater--both of which she independently wrote, produced, and currently performs. She also writes and produces music for a diversity of artists which include poets, vocalists, and Hip-Hop lyricists domestically and internationally. Because of her diversity of talents, Jaci  Caprice, known as a “Swiss army knife” by those who have worked with her. Truly a “Renaissance Woman,” she tackles every project with a high level of expertise. From writing, beat production,  musical arrangement, artist development, vocal coaching, and graphics production, there is no limit to what her gifting and talents can accomplish within the Music Industry. Her musical and lyrical style has been compared to such Hip Hop and Neo Soul pioneers as Lauryn Hill and Jill Scott, yet she continues to create a style that is all her own. She is currently working on her next EP entitled  “SEASONS”. 

Serving as an Artist-Educator within a diversity of international music initiatives supported by the U.S. State Department and The Bureau of Education and Cultural (ECA) programs since 2014 including American Voices, American Music Abroad, Arts Envoy, and Next Level, she considers it an honor to collaborate globally to bring people of diverse cultures together through Music Education and collaboration. Her passion for people has led her to such countries as Australia, Colombia, Croatia, Ethiopia, Guatemala, Madagascar, Pakistan, Turkmenistan, Turkey, and Zimbabwe, and maintains creative relationships with a diversity of artists in each of these countries.  

Website: www.thinkingcaproduction.com
Facebook: thesoulstudieux
Instagram: @thesoulstudieux

You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/@jaciclark5641/featured

Brooke Alford, The Artist of the Violin is one of today’s stand-out Contemporary Violinists. Embodying excellence, authenticity, and connection to her audiences, Brooke is an R&B/Soul Jazz Top 30 Charting Recording Artist and a Smooth Jazz Network “2022 Breakout Artist” Nominee. Calling Atlanta, Georgia home for over 25 years and an Aberdeen, North Carolina native, Brooke has opened for and recorded with some of the best musical artists in the industry: The Whispers, Mint Condition, Peabo Bryson, Najee, Will Downing, Bob Baldwin, and more. Brooke has also toured with Jamaican Reggae Icon Beres Hammond on his 2022 “Solid Love” National Tour, solidifying her journey as a distinguished International Teaching Artist and Marquis Who’s Who Biographical Listee. Brooke Alford attributes her success to healthiness on and off stage, advocating “Musicians’ Wellness” through educational workshops, healthy eating tips, and fitness. She commemorates women’s empowerment through touring with the international All-star, All-women’s Jazz Collective Band, JAZZ IN PINK. Brooke invites you to celebrateher latest album, “Heaven on Earth” during her 2024 “New Day Tour” and on the radio airwaves.

Website: www.BrookeAlfordViolin.com
Facebook: BAlfordViolin2
Twitter: @BAlfordViolin
Instagram: @BAlfordViolin 

YouTube: Brooke Alford, The Artist of the Violin

Rhythmic resilience with an innate sense of soul are the hallmark of musician, percussionist/drummer, Aisha Ellis. The Detroit native creates sonically stimulating experiences for local and international audiences with a transformative, percussive prowess. With a career that spans almost four decades, she is a unicorn in an industry that operates on a system traditionally stacked against black women, yet she persists as a paragon of love, health, and prosperity.  Aisha was immersed in music, song, and dance since birth. She grew up surrounded by the influences of musical icons such as Art Blakey, John Coltrane, Herbie Hancock, Bob Marley, Gil Scott Heron, Angela Bofill, the artists of Motown and so many more. Sounds from everyday life such as dripping water, her father’s footsteps, windshield wipers, turn signals and birds chirping, served as the inspiration for her gift of drumming. Her mother belonged to an African dance and drum troupe, and would often take Aisha to rehearsals. While in middle school, she formed a band of girl drummers, and was the last one standing once the others quit. Those formative years prepared the artistic expressionist to perform with fellow renowned creatives such as Jessica Care Moore, Diviniti Roxx, Dionne Farris, Joi, The Pocket Queen, Nona Hendrix, Jaci Caprice and more.  With unwavering confidence, Aisha strives past obstacles such as patriarchy, sexism, and depression. She represents the women whose desire to be drummers was denied or deferred. Known as “Drumlova,” she has an estimable presence in multiple roles including band leader, as well as drummer and music director for We Found Hip-Hop. She also performs with her trio, and is an avid enthusiast of African dance. Since 2010, she has served as the co-percussionist/drummer for Jessica Care Moore's The Daughters Of Betty, formerly known as Black Women Rock, an art show and tribute concert to funk/rock icon, Betty Davis. During her tour with hip-hop artist Mahogany Jones, in 2017, Aisha visited Kathmandu, Nepal as a cultural ambassador through the Arts Envoy Program. She also recorded and toured with neo soul pioneers, Les Nubians, to play at the critically acclaimed Smokin’ Grooves Music Festival in Oakland, California. Another notable collaboration was with the legendary Amp Fiddler (RIP). Her various accolades include the Kresge Foundation’s Gilda Snowden Award (2018) and the Art X Detroit Award (2019). 

Website: https://aishaellismusic.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aishaondrums/
Twitter: https://x.com/aishaondrums/status/1522297714918182913
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aishaondrumz/

You Tube: Aisha Ellis Youtube Channel