Arizona-based Teri Tobin has been singing since before she could talk. Her first professional introduction to the music industry came when she provided background vocals for Jeffrey Osborne. Although her early training took place in the church, she later received classical training at Howard University. Tobin has admired many music legends, including Donny Hathaway, Prince, and Stevie Wonder, among others. She has shared the stage with renowned artists, including the late great Luther Vandross, Diana Ross, Eric Benet, and Doug E. Fresh. Additionally, she has provided background vocals for Coolio, Chante Moore, and Mica Paris. Her voice has been described as “smoother than wine, rich like butter, and goes down like honey.” A two-time Independent Music Award winner and a two-time nominee for the SoulTracks Reader’s Choice Awards for Female Vocalist of the Year, Tobin has collaborated across various genres, including jazz, gospel, hip-hop, house, EDM, and reggae. Her debut album, Love Infinity (2011), along with its hit single “Free,” a tribute to Donny Hathaway, was a #1 smash in the UK and the Netherlands for several weeks. Tobin also independently released So Good To Me (2012), Christmas Child EP (2012) and Truth Is (2014). With a sound deeply rooted in classic R&B, flavored with jazz and gospel influences, her catalog explores themes of self-worth, real-life experiences, and celebrates the resurgence of love songs. Tobin’s latest highly acclaimed album, Forever, boasts several standout singles: “Curves,” “This Life With You” featuring Al Chauncy, the sensual “Home 2 U,” and the powerful anthem “Melanated Magic,” all of which are being played and streamed globally. The Forever Tour is an intimate blend of sensuality, empowerment, and a customary two-step. In a landscape craving authenticity, her rich, sultry, and soulful sound is both timeless and right on time.

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Sudha Sai is a contemporary Indian-American singer-songwriter based in Philadelphia, PA. She seamlessly blends the modern-day Pop, R&B, and Bollywood styles with hints of classical South Indian vocals and acoustic and electric guitars to render an ethereal and imaginative ambiance to your familiar and beloved tunes. Unique in the resonance of her vocal texture and lyrics, Sudha Sai brings to light a fresh take on the depth of the shared emotional experiences of the South Asian diasporas around the world.

Her musical journey began in early childhood with training in the Carnatic Indian classical vocal style. She then branched out to learn to play piano, sing in choirs, sing and arrange for a cappella groups, and eventually taught herself a little guitar to accompany her vocals. Sudha has released several original Indian-American fusion-style singles in the past year. She looks forward to collaborating with some of her favorite artists shortly and performing in India this winter.

Lost episode after the great hack of November 2024:

Here we talk to singer-songwriter Jennah Vox about her latest single, "Atlas," which dropped on October 23, 2024. It was a fun interview, and we learn a lot about Jennah Vox's creative process and developing music style.

Dina Renée is redefining pop with soul and purpose with her latest single "Glow Up". It's a warm welcome to empowerment pop. Think shimmering melodies with a raw heart, written for anyone who’s been through the fire and is ready to rise. Her music isn’t just catchy—it’s a lifeline.

After losing her mother to cancer and a close friend to domestic gun violence, Dina turned her heartbreak into healing. Her songs speak to survivors, seekers, and anyone learning to love themselves again after toxic love. With lyrics that hit deep and a voice that cuts through the noise, Dina’s here to remind you that your story isn’t over—it’s just getting powerful.

Already building a loyal fanbase and growing buzz, Dina’s not just another pop artist—she’s your soundtrack for survival and self-worth. Follow @dinarenee on socials for music, honesty, and unapologetic healing.

A secluded creative from Philadelphia, Jamillah's path was shaped by her hands-on family and a traumatic event that led to her withdrawal. While raising two daughters, she honed her skills as an artist, photographer's assistant, and designer. Now, she reemerges, stepping in front of the camera to integrate her diverse, behind-the-scenes talents into her work.

Robin Williams Sr., the son of gospel icon Marion Williams, is a globally recognized musician, producer, and songwriter. He leads Poetik Sol Sound, a collaborative writing duo with his wife, directs the music for the film “Poetik Blues: A Sistah’s Story,” and produced “The Legendary Marion Williams,” which is currently available for streaming on Amazon Prime, Tubi, and Pluto TV.

Fawziyya was born and raised in the heart of Philadelphia. She has been heavily influenced by the Philly music scene, which has changed over the years. Building long-lasting musical relationships on the scene and a pure love of music keeps her going daily. Her deepest inspirations are Nina Simone and Erykah Badu, and this is reflected in her music: a funk-infused blend of jazz, blues, and soul with anthemic lyrics calling for social change and self-transformation.

Fawziyya started on the Philadelphia music scene in 2012 by performing with various bands and dipping her feet in the music. She performed, recorded, and wrote several songs with global house music collective World Town Sound System alongside Grammy award-winning percussionist Pablo Batista (Alicia Keys/Grover Washington Jr).

For the last year Fawziyya has been hard at work readying her new EP, featuring her original songs and an array of Philly talent. The new songs are produced by Philadelphia’s legendary Chuck Treece, who remixed songs for Amy Grant and Sting and played bass on "The River of Dreams" by Billy Joel. Trap Rabbit's Logan Roth has co-arranged the songs and added his distinct sound to the tracks. Come along on this journey; explore this Philly songstress's mind through song and sound.