Conceived from the sights and sounds in the hustle and grind of the most famous city in the world, and inbred from the rhythm and spirit of his Caribbean culture Danny Diamonds brings to the entertainment industry the mentality that creativity through music can either make or break ones spirit. Born of that struggle and living off the motto that “We are all stars inside”. Danny continues to shine in the darkness and share his soul with all those he comes in contact with weather it’s through a song, performance or his cultural works.

Born in the birthplace of Hip Hop (Da Bronx) in an era of black pride, power and strength, during the emergence of independent entrepreneurship in the suburban community Diamonds (as he is known) has always been a part of the culture that the Hip Hop nation was built on. A descendant of the original builders of the philosophy that, Peace, Unity and Love with a lot of having Fun we could change the world and the people who live in it just by sharing our creative side Danny would become one of Hip-Hop's respected artists. Since his early childhood Danny experienced and understood the effects music made in his life. His home in South Jamaica Queens was filled with the sounds of R&B, Rock, Soul and Gospel. His family danced, sang and partied for every occasion and sometimes just to celebrate life with friends, loved ones and always had an open door to new experiences. Danny was at the center of it all soaking up the sounds, spirit and feeling that music brings joy, togetherness and touches our hearts. The lyrics of a song can tell a story or disperse much needed information all while you nod your head or shake ya rump. 

Selecta of Culture — A native of the Caribbean twin islands of Trinidad & Tobago, Valley V brings island soul to urban streets. After immigrating to The Bronx as a teenager, she carved out a space as a cultural curator, specializing in a rich blend of Roots, Rock, and Reggae sub-genres.

Her moniker, Valley V, is a heartfelt homage to her late father, Valentine Voisin, who introduced her to an eccentric and expansive world of music — from classic country to ’70s–’90s pop. His diverse taste laid the foundation for her genre-blending sets, where every selection becomes a tribute to legacy, rhythm, and cultural fusion.

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