Erron Cooper is a Miami native. He is a husband and a father, a son and a brother. He is a singer, songwriter, and artist. Erron has a desire to share the gift that God gave him with the world, singing and ministering about the True Gift, in the person of Jesus Christ. His mission is to let the dying world know that Jesus still saves, delivers, and sets free. He is a faithful member of First Deliverance COGIC, where he serves as a worship and youth leader. He is a teacher by trade, and his desire is to leave an imprint on every life that he encounters. His motto is, "I'm just here to serve."

A native of Miami, Florida and a graduate of NewWorld School of the Arts, Wilkie majored in mathematics and music at Morehouse College, studied classical piano performance at Eastman School of Music, and served on the faculty of the Boys’ Choir of Harlem as assistant director, piano accompanist, and music theory instructor. Wilkie's Compositions, arrangements and musical direction can be heard in film and theatre, including; Parrotheads, the Netflix Jimmy Buffet documentary, and The First Colored Circus . As a singer, dancer and actor, Wilkie was a part of the original broadway casts of The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess, Motown the Musical, and Wonderland, and has toured with In the Heights; and Hairspray.

Lyric soprano Brittany Graham enchants audiences with her extraordinary vocal artistry. She has performed as the soprano soloist in Handel’s Messiah with the South Florida Symphony Orchestra, captivating audiences with her exceptional talent and dedication to music. She has also shone as the featured guest soloist in the Coral Ridge Concert Series’ American Songbook: Big Band Concert and as the highlight of the Femmes Noires en Classique Fall Concert tour. Ms. Graham’s versatility and artistry have been showcased in works such as Dr. Andrea Ramsey’s Suffrage Cantata and in prestigious performances with Opera Theatre of Saint Louis and Union Avenue Opera.

Born on the first day of Spring and raised in South Florida, Ja’Nia Harden is a vocalist, composer, arranger, and multifaceted artist shaped by a rich musical legacy. A Florida A&M University graduate, she has toured internationally as a featured soloist and Music Director, while also devoting 18 years to music education. As co-founder of The Harden Project, she has shared the stage with artists such as Lalah Hathaway, Anthony Hamilton, Patti LaBelle, and The Marley Family, and continues to perform, curate, and produce concerts throughout South Florida. A children’s book author and emerging playwright, she recently transformed her debut book Fat Cat Caterpillar into a storybook musical and remains active as a composer, arranger, and creative collaborator across genres.

Kendall "King" Friday is a self-taught musician, songwriter, and producer based in Miami, Florida. As a military brat whose family relocated frequently, King Friday was exposed to various musical styles from Afrobeat and K-Pop, to Trap, Country, and Miami Bass. His work investigates themes of black masculinity, love, loneliness, and despair. King Friday has performed, produced, written, and composed music for local artists all over the Southern United States. He has also contributed music to several art exhibitions and activities. Most recently he composed music for "The Benediction" the closing of the Good Times Exhibition Presented By OoliteArts (2023).

Khan has been a profound musician for over 20 years, who is known for his unique sound and style of his own. He is the drummer for a local band called Juke. Juke is a high energy blues/funk fusion band that performs at different venues in Miami like; Lagniappe, Magic 13 Brewing, Grassroots Festival and other festivals throughout the city and surrounding areas. When not performing, KHAN is also the owner of Kapturs By Khan Photography and Videography. With a passion for photography to “Kapture The Moments & Kreate The Memories” Khan is always looking to push creative boundaries and connect with others.

Joshua Walton is a lifelong musician whose passion for music took root early in childhood. From his days in elementary school, he immersed himself in the arts—attending magnet programs, performing viola in orchestra, singing in choir, and exploring Caribbean and jazz traditions through steel pan ensemble. In middle school, he broadened his musical voice by picking up the bass and tuba, continuing to perform classical and marching tuba and jazz bass throughout middle and high school.

He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Instrumental Performance (Tuba) from Florida International University in 2015.  Since then, Joshua has built a vibrant and versatile performance career across South Florida, spanning jazz, funk, gospel, rock, reggae, R&B, Latin, blues, New Orleans brass band styles, and more.

Today, Joshua teaches elementary music with a mission to inspire and empower Black and Brown youth through the transformative power of the arts. He remains an active performer across South Florida, appearing with a variety of ensembles and artistic organizations. His work spans funk and fusion jazz with Pockit Funk, reggae-infused Latin music with Locos Por Juana, Top-40 and disco-funk with Vam Band, and high-energy New Orleans brass with the Soul of Brass Band.

Joshua also collaborates with arts organizations including Hued Songs, performing in productions such as A Soulful Christmas and Remember the Times with the New Canon Orchestra, as well as Me and My Miami with Bravo Theater.