Dedicating nearly his entire life to music and achieving superstardom when he was just 17, Sean Kingston has amassed an untold amount of experience as a singer/songwriter over the years. On his third-full length album Back 2 Life, the 24-year-old builds on that experience by greatly expanding his songwriting role, nixing the multi-producer approach of his last release, and pushing for a fresh new sound. Like his 2007 self-titled debut (featuring the double-platinum breakout hit “Beautiful Girls”) and sophomore album Tomorrow (featuring the smash singles “Fire Burning” and “Face Drop”), Back 2 Life fuses reggae, hip-hop, R&B, and electro to create melody-soaked pop. But on Back 2 Life, the singer/songwriter blends his newly strengthened vocals with fiercely inventive effects and hard-hitting live instrumentation—a formula that’s yielded his most passionately inspired work to date.

“This album’s a really honest reflection of where I’m at in my life right now,” says Kingston. “I’m proud that it shows everything, because it shows my growth too.” Teaming up with Jonathan “J.R.” Rotem, Red One (who produced “Fire Burning”) and new producers Nic Nac, Kingston found himself tapping into his musical roots like never before on Back 2 Life. “On this album I felt the need to get back to my culture,” says Kingston, who was born in Miami but moved to Jamaica when he was seven. “It’s much more organic than anything I’ve done before—the music’s real and it hits you on a gut level.”

Indeed, Back 2 Life emerges as Kingston’s most richly eclectic and ambitious album so far. On the album’s title track “Back 2 Life (Live It Up),” for instance, Kingston samples the vocals from the Soul II Soul classic of the same name and twists the lyrics into a triumphant call to action. Sweeping and celebratory, the song mixes pummeling beats with chilling synth effects and Kingston’s fearless assertion that “what won’t kill me makes me stronger.” After a masterful guest rap from T.I., “Back 2 Life (Live It Up)” dissolves into a stripped-down pairing of sampled vocals and delicate piano work that’s both stark and stunning.

Although Kingston keeps up that heady intensity throughout Back 2 Life, many of the tracks are built on party-ready hooks, such as his summer smash “Beat It.” The track featuring Kingston’s crew Chris Brown and Wiz Khalifa, merges breezy melodies and bass-powered beats in a deadly catchy club jam that quickly landed the track on the Billboard Hot 100 chart upon its release this past spring. Bouncy and hip-swinging, “Bomba” combines flamenco-flavored acoustic guitars, soaring vocals, and pounding live percussion in the sonic equivalent of some epic beach party. “Seasonal Love” supercharges old-school R&B with dreamy synth, sultry beats, and a fiery guest verse from Wale, while “Shotta Luv” pairs ferocious guest-rapping from 2 Chainz with a velvety-smooth groove. And on the unstoppable post-breakup anthem “Save One for Me,” Kingston tells off the girl who broke his heart and then finds his own sweet revenge on the dancefloor.

All throughout Back 2 Life, Kingston boldly proves how far he’s come since he first began recording songs on the tiny personal studio his mother bought him when he was 11-years-old. Back then, Kingston would whip up his own reggae-pop hybrids and perform them local block parties and talent shows in Miami (to which he returned after spending several years living with his family in Ocho Rios, Jamaica). But when his mother was convicted of tax evasion and bank fraud and sent to federal prison, the 15-year-old Kingston had to put his music dreams on temporary hold.

After a brief period of homelessness, Kingston began bouncing around the homes of his friends and relatives and ultimately landed a lawn-mowing job to earn the money he needed to make a demo. Thanks largely to Kingston’s dogged persistence in pursuing every hit-making producer he could find online, that demo ended up getting him signed to Rotem’s then-newly-launched label Beluga Heights in 2006—a deal quickly followed by a joint contract with Epic Records and the release of a debut album that went on to sell more than a million copies worldwide and spawn three back-to-back Top 10 singles.

Kingston released his follow-up album Tomorrow in 2009, then—in May 2011—suffered a devastating accident while jet skiing in Miami Beach. After spending nearly a month in the hospital and undergoing two emergency open-heart surgeries to repair a torn aorta, Kingston two months to heal—and start plotting his return to the studio. “I couldn’t go anywhere while I was recovering, so I spent all my time writing songs and listening to beats,” recalls Kingston. “All I wanted was to get back to doing music, which is what I’ve been devoting my life to since I was eight-years-old.”

With a voracious appetite for music including “everything from Taylor Swift to Ne-Yo to Musiq Soulchild to Paramore”—as well as a deep reverence for artists like Bob Marley, Outkast, and Lauryn Hill—Kingston has recently broadened his musical role by serving as a songwriter for such performers as Jason Derulo (“What Ya Say”) and Iyaz (“Replay”) and discovering new musical talents (including Iyaz, whom Kingston found online and signed to his Time Is Money Entertainment label). Still, having sold more than 12.5 million tracks to date, Kingston’s top priority is continually elevating his own music into new and unexpected territory. “A lot’s happened over the past few years—I’ve traveled the world and had relationships and dealt with breakups, so I’m singing from the heart about things that I actually went through,” says Kingston. In capturing those experiences on Back 2 Life, he adds, his main ambition was to keep positive. “I knew I needed to address some difficult things on the album, but my goal was to do it in an upbeat sort of way,” says Kingston. “So the songs on Back 2 Life are catchy and uptempo and everyone can have a great time to them—but at the same there’s no doubt that it’s all the way real.”

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David Cuervo (CHAMUEL) was born on the 16th of August at 4:10 in the afternoon.  He was the first son of a typical Cuban family.  His father and mother had completed their careers in the History of Art in the University of Havana. 
Not a lot of time passed when the infant broke out his artistic inclinations.  At the ripe old age of 1, after listening to a song, he would grab any article simulating a microphone and started to sing and dance.  He later would incessantly repeat every melody he heard on the radio or television.  He loved playing the guitar placing his hands like a professional while singing a melody that came to his mind.    
At three years of age he already would sing complete songs of Latin American singers.  Because of this, his grandmother insisted he be enrolled in the music school specializing in the violin.  David resisted this because his dream was to become a singer and actor, not a violinist.   
At 4 years of age, interrupting his teacher, he stood up in class and began to sing a song he had heard in the morning on TV before leaving the house.  During this impromtu performance, he also performed improvised song selections.  with his mother's help, he composed his first lyrics to "No Te Vallas De La Puerta Mi Amor, Los Pollos Están Flacos Mi Amor,  y Los Mangos Gritan Cuando Caen Al Suelo."  At this same time he was selected to interpret an actor in the infant story on TV, “Para Aymé Con Amor”. 
At 8 years of age he enrolled in the children's choir of Camaguey, Cuba.  He was a soprano under the direction of Chappotin, Music Master.  He also participated in the marching band in the school where he attended regularly.. 
at 10 years of age he created a BREAK DANCING group.  With the help of the Cultural Center of Camaguey presented in theaters and dances with much popular acclaim.   
At 15 years of age he returned to composition, exploring his capacity to expand this art, in which he simultaneously intersects the music and the poetry.  Soon after he starts taking classes in piano and acting.   

The next year he created his first urban musical group called "Frequencia Mental."  It became the center of attraction in that moment in the city of Camaguey.  Critics chirped, "Their voices, charisma, projection of incredible choreography, allowed for the public to accept them, winning over the hearts of all the adolescents in the city."  David Cuervo (CHAMUEL) allowed his group to feel the preferences in quality of being the first urban music group in the Center of Music. His name appears in the gallery of the Cultural House in Camaguey as the originator of HIP-HOP and POP.    

At 20 he rejected a tour to Mexico and separating from the group he emigrated to the United States where with virtually no family, away from loved ones and friends, embarked on an arduous and difficult phase in his life. He worked very hard to overcome the obstacles and the changes of this magnitude that affects the life of any human being. He integrates into a new society and return to the music with a renewed sense. Went back to singing lessons and simultaneously composed beautiful and profound lyrics that reflect his feelings and the new experiences. He appears in Coconut Groove nightclubs, Miami Beach, the famous BONGOS club and participated in the Carnival Music Festival on Calle Ocho and Youth Music Awards.
Visualizing the production of an album and starting a new career as a solo artist he released a POP ROCK album in spanish self-titled CHAMUEL on February 24, 2011 . With a total of 14 songs, singles like "Magico", "Como Le Hago" and "Si Te Pinto". Produced by a talented music producer of the city of Miami, an the support of excellent musicians who provided the final touch to this work of art.
With this launch in the month of February 2011, he traveled to several Latin American countries. Featuring interviews on live television shows and major radio stations on each country. Getting the acceptance of youth and every viewer in his presentations.

Currently the songs of this album can be heard on several radio stations all across South America in countries like Mexico, Spain, Ecuador, Paraguay, Argentina, Venezuela, Panama, Guatemala and Miami.
The song number 6 from the album, entitled "Me ando buscando", was chosen as the theme song for the movie "With Elizabeth in Mount Dora" under the direction of Johnny Obando which was released in mid-2012 for the Latin American Cinema.
Continuing this fantastic journey that takes him through the music, CHAMUEL is at the moment producing a new electronic music album (PROGRESSIVE & ELECTRO HOUSE MUSIC), in which he performs for the very first time in English. Teaming up with Double Grammy Winner ALEX ARIAS.
A full 360 degree turn in his career, now into an active music genre, lively, young and universal that will expand his horizons, conquering all who will listen and discover the authentic and melodic sound of his voice through the deep and magical messages characterized in his compositions.
 


Biography of Global Producer/DJ George Acosta 
All great music reaches into your very soul, captures the mind and touches the heart. It can tell a story, take you on an incredible journey and target many different types of emotions. Music such as this can only come from the hard work of a great artist, an artist such as George Acosta. With over 20+ years of experience as a DJ and Producer, George can certainly be considered a driving force in the dance music industry. He is one of the few original EDM artists that has managed to keep up with the evolution of dance music, reinventing himself and coming on stronger each and every time. 
From The Start: Born in Cuba and raised in Miami, George Acosta showed an interest in music at a very young age while watching his father play records at home and at parties. Music was definitely a staple in the Acosta household. George began his career as a local DJ in his native Miami, spinning anywhere from high school parties, to clubs on South Beach. He would spin any type of dance music, from techno to house. In the early 90’s, as his popularity on South Beach grew, and house DJ’s such as Erik Morillo and Roger Sanchez were becoming rising stars, George began gaining an interest in producing dance music. “Honestly, it was when I first heard Josh Wink that I made my decision to produce my own music,” says Acosta. A trip to Germany is where George’s creativity flourished and Planet Soul was born. Signed under Strictly Rhythm, Planet Soul gained its stardom for the well known hit, Set You Free, earning Acosta the Gold Record status. Gaining international status with the success of Planet Soul didn’t stop George from forging ahead. Once again, he returned to his roots and began DJing as the well-known George Acosta, transitioning from house to trance music. He then began his residency at the very famous Shadow Lounge on South Beach, solidifying trance not only in Miami but also in the U.S. Week after week, George mastered his craft as a trance DJ. Many of his fans say that George Acosta has an innate ability to read the crowd and know what they wanted to hear. He was also notorious for having the ability to take his audience on a wonderful, emotional roller coaster ride during their visit to the club. While at Shadow, George continued producing some of his own original work. Some of these songs were: Emotions, Taking Over Space, and The Reaper. He also released several compilations under the Ultra Records Label which included: Awake and Release AM & PM, just to name a few. Between touring around the world at popular events, such as Berlin’s Love Parade, Miami’s Ultra Music Festival and world renowned clubs such as, Space Miami, Exit, Privilege and Pacha, he continued releasing more hit compilations such as, Trance Nation America on Ministry Of Sound and The History of Trance. This is what made George Acosta a legacy in dance music.

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Sophi, born Sophia Alvarez, is a sexy 19-year old native Miamian, with stardom set in her sights, has been singing all of her young life.   She says of her childhood, “I remember I first started singing when I was very young, maybe 2 or 3 years old.  My mom told me I would hold everything from my hair brush to straws as microphones.  My grandfather was a musician in Barquisimeto, Venezuela so whenever he would come visit he would play piano and I would sing (scream) along. When I got to St. Patricks Elementary School (in Miami), I joined choir and sort of solidified my passion for music.” 

“The very first time I was on stage though was when I was nine years old and sang "New York, New York" for the annual talent show (yes, there is a video on YouTube). That was the stepping stone to where I am now,” Sophi explains.

Her young musical beginnings led her to ambitious forays into music, including an internship at Crescent Moon Studios and Estefan Enterprises, home base to multiple Grammy Award-winning couple, Emilio and Gloria Estefan. 

“I started out by sorting out magazines, organizing the payroll books, moving around A LOT of binders, labeling/archiving CDs/DVDs, and learning how to make Cuban coffee,” she recalls, “One day while I was at the studio labeling some stuff, Emilio taps me on the shoulder and asks me to come downstairs to check out a track they wanted to pitch to Telemundo for the Olympics!  I freaked out, naturally!  We started to come up with melodies and ideas for lyrics together and before I knew it I was in the recording booth tracking the vocals for the demo… It was insane!”  

The internship has blossomed into Emilio realizing that Sophi was talented, not only as a vocalist, but also as a songwriter.  They quickly began to work on various tracks, some of which will be showcased in her forthcoming debut album (TBD).  

Sophi speaks about her songwriting, “Usually I hear a bunch of tracks or loops and start to form ideas in my head of how I want the song to sound.  I am given specific directions in which the song should go and then I come up with a melody and a hook.”

She also comments on working with Estefan, “Working with Emilio has been by far one of the best experiences anyone could ever really ask for.  Don't let his age fool you, he's a really cool dude. He knows what to say to make me feel inspired which is why he and I write together so quickly and efficiently.  We have a really special creative vibe, and that's not an easy thing to find.”

Sophi’s musical influences are significant and numerous, including such diverse superstar talents as Michael Jackson, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Lana del Rey, The Weeknd, Beyonce, Bob Marley, Rihanna, Jamie Cullum, Green Day, Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, Shakira, Alejandro Sanz— but she also has a “wishlist” of talents with whom she aspires to collaborate in the future.

“My dream collabs include Lana del Rey, Skrillex, The Weeknd, Dr. Luke, Rihanna, and Jamie Cullum,” Sophi smiles.

When asked what people should expect with the release of her first album, she explains, “This album is very radio friendly; definitely something people would jam to in their cars…haha,” she laughs, “The songs are catchy and targeted toward the club scene. My songs should be associated with celebration. Although some of them are about deception, the fans should relate to the lyrics and let the catchy rhythm set their problems aside. It's made for people to let go and have a good time.”

Sophi is definitely focused on succeeding in this very challenging industry—when questioned about where she envisions herself five years from today, she cleverly responded, “My ultimate goal is to win a Grammy (though it very well may take more than five years haha)--- but in five years I see myself performing in music festivals, touring, and still making music. This is my dream, I could never really see myself doing anything but this.”

Her debut track, “This is Our Love” (“Asi Es El Amor”), which is being initially released via the Crescent Moon label, has just recently been launched simultaneously to U.S. Anglo and Latin djs as well as to UK djs for impact in time for the upcoming Winter Music Conference, March 15-24, in Miami.  She will be performing at various events leading up to this year’s WMC, including the following:

March 10—Calle Ocho, Miami—Performance on the Pitbull stage
March 12—AAA Arena, Miami—Performing the National Anthem, Miami Heat game
March 19—Latin Music Showcase, Score, Miami—Performance for WMC13
April 14—Miami Beach PRIDE, 12th St. & Ocean Drive, Miami—Performance on The Palace Stage
April 24—Billboard Latin Music Conference, Cameo, Miami—Performance for Billboard BASH

Brian Dryer a.k.a Anthem Banger is the true definition of
versatility. He was most widely known as half of the production
team of “House of Bangers.” Originally from West Palm Beach,
FL, Anthem moved to Miami to become a staple in the uprising
music scene. 

Although, Anthem has his own unique style he is not
afraid to admit that he admires and is influenced by Timbaland,
Polow the Don and Dr. Dre’s production. He made his first beat for
an older cousin when he was barely 15-years old.
He wanted to be able to hang with the big boys so he worked
diligently until they decided to keep him around. From there he began to
branch out and work with other artists. Before signing to a music
company, Anthem accomplished a feat that many producers strive for. He
produced three songs that garnered major radio attention and were put in regular rotation. “Get on the Floor" (Kay-J feat. Ace Hood) “F@ck who don’t like
it” (Unda Surveillance feat. Brisco) and “Elevator Part 2" (Flo-rida feat.
Brisco). 

Within his first year of taking his music seriously, Anthem managed to get
a deal with DJ Khaled’s “We The Best Management Group.” He has also
worked with Rick Ross, Fabolous, and J-Holiday to name a few. 

His passion is making quality music that will mold the culture and impact a generation. He believes that one can create their own destiny by working relentlessly towards doing so. With his aggressive drums over bright melodic chords that compliment the tones his charismatic voice creates, Anthem Banger is destined to make an impact on the music industry. 


Ventitrè anni, originaria di Roma, Luisa ha vissuto a Miami per quasi tutta la sua vita. Parla fluentemente tre lingue, canta, scrive e recita in inglese, spagnolo e italiano e suona il pianoforte.

Nonostante la giovane età, numerose sono le esperienze live. Ha cantato l'inno nazionale per il Miami Heat, il Sony Ericsson, la cerimonia del giorno dei veterani a Miami Beach e la Coppa del Mondo di polo tenutasi a South Beach. Ha aperto cerimonie come l'Anno Internazionale della Gioventù delle Nazioni Unite nel 2011 e si è esibita con Ethan Bortnick nel suo tour "Power of Music". Nella sua carriera è stata concorrente in America a "Minuto de Fama" di TeVe quando aveva 14 anni, in competizione con cantanti di età superiore ai 35 anni, ottenendo la posizione di semifinalista. Luisa è stata voluta dalle maggiori compagnie di recitazione - due delle quali Disney (latino e americano) - e Nickelodeon.

Ha registrato un demo con Jerry Marotta (batterista di Peter Gabriel, Paul McCartney) a Woodstock, New York, con canzoni che ha scritto in inglese, spagnolo e italiano. 

Inoltre, ha avuto l'incredibile opportunità di essere selezionata per essere nella "Little Dreams Foundation" di Phil Collins e Orianne Collins nell'edizione 2014, esibendosi con Phil Collins, Laura Pausini, Alejandra Guzman e Richard Marx al Fillmore a Miami Beach.

International recording artist, Jessi Campo has captivated audiences as an Adult Contemporary Jazz singer with a multi-cultural appeal.  Being a native New Yorker of Latin decent Jessi Campo has a passionate intensity that is very present in her performances along with a sultry vocal talent that has been compared to iconic artists such as Billie Holiday, Etta James and Natalie Cole.  Although born in New York and based in South Florida, Jessi Campo’s talents have reached well beyond U.S. soil.  Following a successful tour overseas, the songstress has built a strong following from fans in Indonesia, Hong Kong and Guam.  Her evolving vocal style has branded her as an on-stage powerhouse as she transports her audience to experience a stellar performance.
On her 2013 album “At Last,” Jessi Campo demonstrates her love for the glamorous times of the 1930’s and 40’s with bilingual (English/Spanish) renditions of emotionally tinged favorites and originally written songs.   She shines on her 2 Music Videos “Some People Say” and Besame Mucho by celebrating the innocence of yesteryear with vintage vocals which tug at the heartstrings of hopeless romantics. Her latest 2014 album “Con Corazon” with her original compositions received recognition from the music industry and was considered for a Latin Grammy nomination in 3 categories and is currently being considered for a Grammy Nomination for Best Latin Pop Album.
Jessi Campo’s love for music began at an early age, thanks to the influence of her parents.  As successful entertainers, Jessi Campo’s parents performed with iconic performers such as Tito Puente, Josephine Baker and Beny More. As a successful songwriter, Jessi Campo also used her talents by writing songs for Burdines commercials, independent films and other recording artists.  Jessi Campo also has been the opening act for popular artists such as: Cindy Lauper, Michael McDonald, the Beach Boys, Neil Sedaka and appeared in the movie Striptease with Burt Reynolds performing Hava Nagila.  Inspiration fueled with passion has moved Jessi Campo to become an ambassador for music as she aims to keep a spotlight on writing heartfelt songs that touch and inspire the world.  
Jessi Campo’s journey continues to move full-speed ahead as she ventures off to perform at festivals in Europe, New York, Chicago and South America. Her successes include performances in New Orleans, as well as the Taj Mahal and Harrah’s casinos.  Jessi Campo’s music can be heard worldwide on internet radios such as Spotify, iHeart Radio, Jango Radio and Women of Substance Radio. Her most recently released CD, ‘Con Corazon” as well as her other albums are currently available at online stores Worldwide.  You can also find Jessi’s music playing in Touch Tune Jukebox’s throughout the U.S. and Canada.


If you are looking for a recording artist with many aspects to his music, well you have found the right one. He goes by the name Figaro; his music combination is multifaceted. 
On October 10, a beautiful and strong woman named M. Figaro gave birth to Loragecar Figaro, the seventh of twelve children. His biological father wasn’t around; he got most of male influence from his older brothers. Figaro also, got life lessons from the streets. He spent majority of his childhood in North Miami Beach, Florida. He grew up singing in the youth choir at church. As a child he would write what ever was on his mind.  Figaro wrote about his life experiences and the struggles he faced being raised by a single parent. However, he didn’t really get into music, until his older brother sampled his writings in a rap song. He noticed the positive feedback his brother was received, so he decided to take a chance on it. Figaro didn’t want to be categorized as an RnB singer, hip hop/ pop artist or a rapper; he made music based on what he felt at the moment. At 16, after performing at a school talent show, he gained more popularity with the ladies. The reaction from the female audience ladies motivated him to write songs geared towards the ladies. 
Like most adolescents, he fell madly in love at age of 19; however it was short lived. The heartbreak actually influenced him to write songs about heartache and young love. 
He has learned how to channel his emotions into his music. You'll never know what he's going to deliver musically. Figaro is the next best thing, unboundingly; his talents are here to stay. You will be hearing more about him, stay tuned...


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