GELEXAIDA—isn’t here to chase trends. She’s here to build soundtracks for anyone who’s ever been afraid to take the mic but found power in doing it anyway. Raised in the Chicago suburbs, she grew up steeped in chart-dominating R&B, rock, and pop melodies. But it wasn’t until a junior high poetry unit cracked open her talent for storytelling that she began shaping her sound—emotionally rich, genre-fluid, and unmistakably hers.
Kendra Erika is a name that echoes through the halls of dance floors, chart lists, and global stages. A singer, songwriter, and actress with an undeniable presence, she’s become a powerhouse in the music industry—blending timeless influences with a bold, modern sound. With five Billboard Top Ten dance hits, Kendra made her biggest mark in 2019 when her rendition of Laura Branigan’s “Self-Control,” produced by Grammy Award winners Damon Sharpe and Eric Sanicola, soared to the #1 spot on the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart—even outperforming the original.
When you think of a harpist, you probably don’t picture a high-voltage stage presence or genre-bending energy—but Kristy Kline is here to change that. A Cleveland-based electric harpist, singer-songwriter, and the creative force behind “Harp Rock,” Kristy blends alternative pop, rock, jazz, and more into a sound all her own. With a harp performance degree from Ohio University, a performance for the King of Jordan, and a thriving teaching and agency career, her path is as inspiring as her music. After a decade-long engagement at the Ritz-Carlton, where she connected with legendary artists like Robert Plant and Billy Joel, Kristy doubled down on her vision. With four released CDs, including the mesmerizing Egyptian Harp Dreams, she’s now crafting new music that fuses her signature electric harp with bold vocals and modern beats, pushing the boundaries of where harp and rock collide.
Kierra “DaBeautifulKey” Taylor is redefining what it means to be an artist in today’s world. Based in Houston, she’s a genre-blending pop powerhouse, actress, entrepreneur, and the brains behind the only Luxury Reiki-powered tea Brand “Kie’s Specialty Tea” in the world. Her debut album, Sips Tea, is more than music—it’s an immersive experience, with each track paired with its own healing tea crafted to nourish the body and soul.
Laura Cheadle + The Girls are that kind of band. Based in Philadelphia, this all-girl powerhouse brings a vibrant mix of Pop, Soul, and Rock to every performance, using their platform to advocate for women, the LGBTQIA+ community, and the power of joyful self-expression.
When you hear the name Miss Knockout, you know something serious is about to happen. Straight from South Jamaica, Queens, this fearless lyricist brings raw energy, unshakable confidence, and a story that hits harder than most. She’s not just another rapper in the game. She’s a survivor, an actress, a model, and a voice for anyone who’s ever had to fight their way through.
The White House recently clarified the temporary freeze affecting certain federal assistance programs. Karoline Leavitt, a spokesperson, assured the public that this pause would not impact essential benefits such as Social Security, Medicare, food stamps, and welfare. These benefits, which directly support individuals, will continue as usual, providing peace of mind to those who rely on them.
Senator Tim Kaine is urging federal employees to think twice before accepting a new buyout offer from the Trump administration, warning that the plan could have serious consequences for workers and government operations.
Spotify and Universal Music Group (UMG) have solidified a groundbreaking multi-year partnership that promises to transform the streaming experience for listeners while enhancing opportunities for artists and songwriters.
Denzel Washington recently shared that his role in Black Panther 3 will likely be one of his final performances before stepping away from the big screen.
