Born and raised in Barbados and now living in Australia, Alexander Mills has been entertaining international audiences with his unique blend of acoustic folk and pop infused with a little bit of rock.  During his career, Alex has opened for Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds at the Barbados Jazz Festival, has toured Ontario, and performed in cities like New York, Nashville, and London.  He has also graced the stage at the Virgin Holidays Music Festival in Barbados.

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Over the years, Alex has surrounded himself with the music industries brightest minds.  He has recorded with multi-Grammy winning producer and engineer Neal Cappellino, who was worked with stars such as Vince Gill, Darius Rucker, Dolly Parton, and Brad Paisley.  Alex has also collaborated with Grammy nominated songwriter Amanda Williams (written songs for Garth Brooks and George Jones). Alex’s focus on live performance skills has led to him learning from one of the world’s top live music producers, Tom Jackson (Taylor Swift, Band Perry).  He has also collaborated with well-known Caribbean talents such as DJ Bubbles (producer for Rupee) and producer Chris Allman.

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When he isn’t writing songs or playing guitar, Alex enjoys spending time with his wife and son.  He loves skateboarding and watching television shows like Game of Thrones, Ghost Adventures, and Narcos.  Alex is also an avid reader citing Tribe of Mentors by Tim Ferris and Crush It by Gary Vaynerchuk as two of his personal favorites.

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Alex’s music is available for purchase and streaming via iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, and other services.

Mother First! Singer/Actress/Entertainer/Chef/Sister/Daughter/ - Toni

Young, vibrant and sultry Tabia Matthews, has captured audiences at home and abroad. 
In 2008, Vincentian artist, Tabia collaborated with Luta to produce her debut hit “FEELING IT”. Furthermore, she participated in a project that took her name beyond St. Vincent & The Grenadines through the rest of the Caribbean region and beyond.
She teamed up with Courtney “Curty” Louis, a St. Lucian producer who wrote and co-produced the track “Boom Boom Boom”. This hit was later turned into an internationally acclaimed music video in a remix featuring Nathy Boss, a renowned artist from Paris. 
Increasing demands for her music video by television networks such as MTV's Caribbean station, Tempo and RETV, and commendable reviews, speak of greater and greater possibilities for the young Vincentian.

Although she has been in the spotlight for a short time, Tabia is already seeing the fruits of her labour.
This self-driven artist has made such an impact on the music industry, that in 2009, she won the nomination of Best New Female Soca Artist in the International Soca Awards with her debut track "Feelin It".
In 2010, apart from the 3 awards that she won in the Underground Music Awards in Bermuda, she was also awarded with “Best Music Video” for “Boom Boom Boom remix”, at the National Entertainment Awards in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. 
Not a bad feature for someone who is fairly new to the music business.

When asked about her influences, she highlights some artists who she wishes to pattern in terms of the energy, life, originality and freshness portrayed in their performances, as well as the passion and confidence that is displayed when entertaining any audience.
She sees the sky is the limit and she aims to continue to be the best in art form or wherever her talent would take her. 
Tabia, is well on her way to a seat among the stars. 

Whether it’s her striking physique or her alluring smile, your eyes are immediately drawn to the vivacious entertainer Faith Callender. The Barbadian-born rising star has a captivating stage presence which commands your attention from the moment that the spotlight illuminates her frame, and she is skilled at holding this attention from the moment she enters the stage until she makes her exit. When you think of any of the region’s successful female soca stars, they all have that ‘IT’ factor which gives them mass appeal and Barbadian songstress Faith Callender is certainly one who needs to be on the watch list of music fans across the globe.

Krisirie's artistry gracefully embraces R&B, hip-hop, reggae, and jazz - the music that heavily influenced her while growing up in Barbados. She counts influences as varied as, Beres Hammond, Sade, Ella Fitzgerald, and Drake. 
Formally studying music profoundly shaped her as an artist. Some highlights in her resume include performing with legendary jazz trumpeter Marcus Belgrave, modern reggae icon Willie Stewart from Third World and touring with modern jazz crossover pioneer Arturo Tappin & Band.
Krisirie's energetic signature is felt as she writes with sage wisdom about love and empowerment, her lyrics are poetic and her messages are universal. Throughout it all, the ocean is her muse and ever an artful metaphor, with her aspiration simply being to inspire and impact positively.

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