GEORGIA W. GRAY
Singer, Songwriter, and Philanthropist
Georgia began singing on stage at the age of four years old. By the age of six she knew she wanted to be a professional singer when she grew up. She performed the leading role in the school operates throughout her junior school years and continued as a public singer throughout adulthood.
As a survival of domestic violence, Georgia created the program, “Overcoming Abuse,” in 1999, to lift the awareness of domestic violence in the community. She has appeared on television, newspaper and radio. She received the “Women Who Care” award for her work and services. Today, she has completed her first published book and recorded her first written song, both titled, “When I Found Love I Found Me,” to fulfill her goal of helping others to overcome abuse.
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APRIL VENUS REIGN
Singer, Songwriter
April Venus Reign is a powerhouse vocalist whose career spans Atlanta’s event circuit, New Orleans stages, and international touring with the two-time Grammy Award-winning group Arrested Development. With a repertoire encompassing Top 40, R&B, soul, pop, country, funk, rock, and classic rock, she brings musical versatility and commanding stage presence to audiences ranging from intimate gatherings to crowds of 80,000 and more.
Her range was forged through years of professional cover work, where every set demanded fluency in different genres, eras, and vocal approaches. Moving from a soulful ballad to a funk groove or a soaring rock anthem required more than learning melodies: it meant adapting tone, phrasing, dynamics, and stage energy to the character of each song. That experience developed a vocalist who can movecomfortably across musical styles while bringing her own personality to the performance. Her love of music extends across genres.
A Baton Rouge native, April began recording at twelve, using two tape players to layer her own vocal harmonies. At fifteen, she formed a girl group, entered a professional recording studio, and began learning to write songs. She moved to Atlanta in 2005 to pursue music and, after returning home and becoming a mother, later returned with a focused commitment to developing her live performance skills. In 2011, she joined Sonic Groove, spending seven years building her craft with the wedding and event band. In 2018, she moved to New Orleans and joined The Phunky Monkeys, a well-known fixture in the city’s music scene. Alongside weddings, balls, and major events, her experience included two years performing on Bourbon Street / Here much early number Late Night Phone Call /
Monqiue Nikkole
We’ve all heard the term New York strong well, Monique Nikkole epitomizes the term!
A Retired 24 year Nassau Country NY, Police Detective Sergeant,
We’ve all heard the term New York strong well, Monique Nikkole epitomizes the term!
A Retired 24 year Nassau Country NY, Police Detective Sergeant, Monique Retired in 2022 and redesigned her life dedicating herself full-time to her Monique Nikkole Brand and her passions as a singer/songwriter, Entrepreneur and Fitness Enthusiast. To read more go to her website:
Dayvid Fitz
Dayvid’s mother, Anna Fitz…, was a very patient and tolerant woman who put up with tremendous amounts of noise and confusion when Dayvid began learning to play, of all instruments, the drums. Soon after, those noisy sounds became organized beats and rhythms. His older brother, Charles, showed him how to isolate his limbs. This technique enabled him to imitate many of the drummers he heard on the records he would hear from their large collection. This young boy developed high levels of concentration, skill and coordination which made him an amazing drummer at the age of twelve.
Soon after, Dayvid would add bass, piano, guitar, violin and saxophone to his musical abilities. The sense of timing and rhythm used in drumming allowed him to approach these in a technical and rhythmic way. Dayvid also learned the important role that melody plays in music. He learned by listening how to present melodies the way a chef serves up a specially prepared course to the most critical diner’s delight. Some of his favorite musicians are Al DiMeola, Allen Holdsworth, Jean Luc Ponty, Gerald Albright, Marcus Miller, Brian Culbertson, Stanley Clarke and George Benson. You might be able to hear some of that influence in his musical recordings. Players such as these helped him to develop his own.