For JAMINIC aka Gregory Nickerson, music has been a lifestyle for a decade and counting. Having a passion for music at an early age he began his career in his early teens, once he started using turntables has never looked back since. Gregory later went on to study Audio Production, Recording & Technology at the New England Institute of Art in Boston. Greg’s knowledge of musical genre’s & song energy is what gives him an advantage when preparing his playlists to always satisfy the dancefloor.  Heavily influenced by the melodic sounds and instruments of the caribbean is his main genre of choice is house with deep, melodic, and tropical elements that bring a feel-good atmosphere. JAMINIC has played venues all over the east coast for the last five years, while performing to bigger crowds at festivals and underground events, he still maintains the knowledge of playing weddings and corporate events. . He has played with many of the most respected artists in the dance music industry, including Beats Antique, Big Gigantic, Claude VonStroke, Destructo, Justin Martin, Polish Ambassador, Thomas Jack, TJR and the list goes on! Now setting his sights on music production, he is one to keep on your radar—find all his updates here at www.jaminicmusic.com.

For over a decade, Kina Zore has brought jubilation to hundreds of dance floors across North America with award-winning songwriting and virtuosic instrumental performances. Kina Zoré is Mozambican native Helder Tsinine's vehicle for preserving the beautiful and endangered cultures of Mozambique. After Mozambique's independence from the colonial Portuguese in 1975, a 15-year civil war afflicted the country with violence, illness, and poverty. Fortunate to live in the city away from war, Helder's family housed refugees from all over the country who shared different cultures, languages, and music. Many of Tsinine's song lyrics depict critical social issues - war, HIV/AIDS, famine and more - that continue to affect Mozambicans and many others all over the world.

Kine Zoré was honored to be invited to play for current Mozambican president Filipe Nyusi. Helder's original song, "Va Gumulelana (They Are Fighting)" won the John Lennon Songwriting Contest Grand Prize. The band has shared the stage with Angelique Kidjo, the Skatalites, Red Baraat, Zap Mama, Debo Band, Sierra Leone Refugee All-Stars and Jazzmeia Horn. Kina Zoré has toured in numerous major locales in North America.

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