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"Stunning. A marquee mainstream artist is born." - Billboard Magazine

WINNER! Two 2012 OutMusic Awards!
ALBUM OF THE YEAR & SINGLE OF THE YEAR!

Matt began his career at 12 years old starring in national commercials and, subsequently, his career led him to Broadway where, still just a teenager, he made his Broadway debut. He has appeared in numerous shows including Chicago, A Chorus Line and Cats, and has played the title roles in both Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and The Who’s Tommy on Broadway.  He has also has the pleasure of performing with Whitney Houston, Vanessa Williams, Brandy and Usher.

Matt’s passion for songwriting resulted in his first solo album, “Debut,” which was released in 2002 and featured the dance hit, “You Always Want (what u ain’t got)” and “Say Goodbye”; which is also featured on the all-star Human Rights Campaign (HRC) benefit CD, “Being Out Rocks.”   

Matt’s second album, “Here I Am” was named one of Billboard magazine’s “Critics Top 10” picks for 2008. The title track was also a Top 20 finalist in American Idol's Songwriter Competition.

In 2011, Matt released his most personal album to date, "Change Begins With Me". Critics alike have embraced Zarley’s “Change Begins with Me” with rave reviews:  “A sexy collection of swoon-worthy songs” (The Advocate); “…our idea of perfect” (Instinct); “Soulful and inspiring” (Out Q on Sirius XM); “Inspirational!” (Washington Blade); “Definitely worth listening to!” (Huffington Post); “Painful, raw, and unequivocal” (Windy City Times); and “Emotionally charged!” (Homorazzi).  Pop icon Boy George hails "nice chops!" and Erasure's Andy Bell praises "Absolutely beautiful voice...stunning...really, really brilliant."

His music videos have created quite the stir on various digital outlets. His last video and fourth consecutive Billboard single, “Trust Me,” which was released before Obama’s endorsement of gay marriage, proved very timely and hugely popular. It received approximately 150,000 views on YouTube in its first month, as well as spending this summer on the Billboard and UK dance charts. In the video, he asks “Is America ready for an openly gay president?” In 2011, Zarley’s music video, “WTF,” which also received hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube and other online media outlets, received a similar buzz and spent last summer on the Billboard dance chart. The 7th Heaven remix of the title track just hit #1 on the EuroChart in October 2012.

Zarley is also an internationally published songwriter and has had numerous songs recorded and released overseas by some of the biggest names in international music.  Matt's music has been licensed and can be heard throughout retail outlets, gyms, and other business destinations. 
In addition, Matt has the distinction of being named the first openly gay bachelor in People Magazine’s “Hottest Bachelors” issue in 2002 – opening the door for other openly gay men to be featured in the mainstream publication.

He added filmmaker to his resume last year when he released hopefulROMANTIC, an original musical short film he wrote, produced, and starred in. Internet phenom and Star Trek star, George Takei also appeared in the award winning film, which played dozens of film festivals all over the world, including the Cannes Short Film Festival. It’s now available on iTunes, Amazon Prime, Revry and Vimeo On Demand. 
On March 8, 2017, Matt is set to release "The Estrogen Sessions", an acoustic driven collection of songs originally made famous by some of pop music's most prolific female artists. 
Matt's entire music catalog and film, hopefulROMANTIC are available on iTunes. Matt's music videos can be seen on his channel: http://youtube.com/Zarleysongs
For more information about Matt’s music and live performance schedule, visit www.MattZarley.com or follow Matt on Twitter and Facebook @MattZarley.

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Producer, Songwriter, Singer, Composer, and philanthropist, Derek Jameson is an exploding star on the brink of an entertainment supernova. This talented performer is not just a triple threat, but the definition of. With the recent release of his debut album ‘Our Future Tribe’ and history of film and TV work, Derek Jameson is on the fast track to becoming an artist known and respected by all.

‘Our Future Tribe’ is Derek Jameson's recently released collection, a mix of dance and piano vocal songs that reflect life, love and Hollywood. The album's lead singles, "Crowns" and “Put Your Money” have been lighting up the L.A. club and bar scene. 
‘Our Future Tribe’ has been impacting the iTunes chart in it’s first few weeks of release.

Jameson recently opened up for worldwide sensation “Danity Kane” in Los Angeles and since then has been working with various producing teams on up and coming heavy hitter club tracks. He has also toured all over China with I.TIME during 2015/2016 to promote his latest releases.

A philanthropist and human rights activist, Jameson has volunteered with the American Red Cross in the wake of Hurricane Katrina; supported The ONE Campaign in the fight against extreme poverty and preventable diseases, including AIDS; by donating proceeds of his album sales to The Save Darfur Coalition, and launching fundraising/awareness events for The Somaly Mam Foundation putting an end to Human Trafficking Worldwide.

Jameson starred in the campy horror film “Bloody Mary 3D” and contributed music to the film’s soundtrack. Teen dance flick “1 Chance 2 Dance” also latched onto Jameson’s “A Little Closer” for soundtrack support. And most recently Gary Busey's "Mansion of Blood" showcases Jameson's "Mr. Soldier Man" and "Carry You Into the Night." He also appeared in the film adaption of "Rent," CBS' "Numbers," Bravo's "Work Out,” Oxygen’s “Tattoos After Dark, Bravo’s “Vanderpump Rules”, ”Scooby Doo Live," "Blue's Clues Live" and was the host of "Nicktoon's Live at 5."

Jameson is currently a Fitness Coach with L.A.’s premier fitness facility The Phoenix Effect and Master Personal Trainer at a private gym in Los Angeles, where he takes pride in training his clients and helping them meet their goals. Jameson also works with a Hollywood based casting agency placing various talent in today’s hottest movies, television, and entertainment products. He is constantly making appearances and performing at festivals, various venues and events throughout the L.A. area the the West Coast at large. When Derek Jameson is not busy performing, he enjoys working out, hiking with his dogs, visiting museums, and playing the piano.

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