I like to think that I am a highly creative and intelligent human being.

Who am I? I am just a man who shares his life experiences through song. I just want my listeners to truly feel me. Laugh with me, cry with me, lay back & chill with me or get up & shake your ass with me. Whatever my mood, I want to take you there with me musically! Music is a universal language that we ALL understand. Welcome to my world! I'm glad to have you! :-)  

New album "Vintage Heart" is now available on iTunes, Amazon mp3, GooglePlay and Streaming on Spotify. Also available on Bandcamp http://lydiarene.bandcamp.com 

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As a classically-trained pianist and accomplished musician, Lydia René’s sound is best described as “indie, vibrant soul”. With influences ranging from Jill Scott and Phyllis Hyman to James Taylor and Carole King, Lydia’s blended sound will take audiences to a higher musical plateau. 

Lydia has shared the stage with many award-winning artists such as Eric Roberson, Jean Baylor, Jaguar Wright, and Wayna.Born and raised in Mount Holly, New Jersey, Lydia gained her musical experience by performing at music venues all over nearby Philadelphia. Lydia now resides in Los Angeles, CA where she recently finished her debut studio album "Vintage Heart". Lydia teamed up with GRAMMY Award-nominated producer Jameel Roberts (Usher, J. Cole, Nicki MInaj) as well as producer / musician Harry Wilson (John Legend, Kindred The Family Soul)  & Rick Carlos (Nello, J-Lo) to create a sound all her own. She's the proud winner of the 2014 LAMN JAM competition (previously won by Aloe Blacc). Lydia also performed at the 2014 Taste Of Soul Family Festival (which draws a crowd of over 250,000) along with other performers such as Tyrese, Syleena Johnson, Tank, and Raheem Devaughn. More recently Lydia had the opportunity to sing a soul stirring rendition of "I Put A Spell On You" for the movie trailer campaign for the box office hit "The Perfect Guy".

He's the -Bama, and she's the -Delphia.

Bamadelphia is the husband & wife duo of Brian Vickers and Lydia René. From what started as a long-distance friendship to a close-distance marriage, Brian & Lydia have always cultivated a love for one another with their shared interests and their love for music and entertainment. 

Lydia is a professional singer / songwriter and has worked with producers who's credits include many award-winning artists such as John Legend, Lauryn Hill, and J. Cole. 

Brian is a music supervisor who has worked on both tv shows and film trailers. 
They've worked on music together, appeared in commercials & tv shows together, and they've also performed together. Bamadelphia regularly hosts a show on Facebook Live where they encourage viewers to join the conversation while discussing topics that range from pop culture to politics.

When Seychelle Elise outstretches her arms to the heavens to sing “Your way is better”, He alone gets the glory. Souls are saved, lives are healed, and the anointing is apparent. Audience members are moved to tears as she sings the powerful lyrics penned by her super-producer/husband, James Capture for Capture Life Music, about not leaning to our own understanding but surrendering to the will of the Lord. Prepare to be equally as blessed as the hearers of “Your Way is Better” by many more God magnifying songs on Seychelle Elise’s forthcoming inspirational opus, “A Sinner’s Prayer.”
	The Seychelle Elise story began in the Vailsburg section of Newark, NJ where she was exposed to different elements of the arts in her home. It was her great grand Aunt Tish who took her to see Alvin Ailey and Operas in New York City. Her mother and grandmother played jazz, soul, and R&B music around the house where a bright eyed and vivacious young girl discovered her passion for the arts. It was on her sixth birthday where she watched her hometown hero and favorite singer, Whitney Houston belt out her now legendary rendition of “The Star Spangled Banner” at the 1991 Super Bowl. “Watching Whitney sing literally made me cry. I didn’t quite understand why I was crying but I knew then that I wanted to move people the way she moved me. Her voice was and still is like nothing I’ve ever heard. And I was so proud she was from my hometown.” Seychelle has also been inspired by several other artists that include Kelly Price, Jill Scott, Sarah Vaughn, Kim Burrell, Cece Winans and more.
	By the tender age of eight, Seychelle scored her first solo in church before an excited congregation. By then, she knew this would be what she did with her life. “At that very moment, I knew that was it. Nothing gave me the joy that singing for the Lord gave me. And I was glad he gave me a voice to minister his greatness.” Following this youthful discovery, her family moved to East Orange, NJ which prompted Seychelle’s mother to enroll her in the prestigious Cicely Tyson School of Performing and Fine Arts. She quickly thrived as a vocal music major under the tutelage of Sandra Singleton Barnhardt and Nicole Barrow White. She became one of the choir’s leading voices and earned several solos during her time with the CTS concert choir. She soon became a staple in the talent shows where she would bring audiences to their feet and cheer wildly. Upon completion of her high school studies, she became a local superstar singing in various showcases, winning singing competitions, acting in musicals, and tearing up open mic nights throughout New York City.
 	After taking a break to get married and start a family, she got back in the game with a few high profile performances as one of the featured acts at Newark Symphony Hall’s “When Praises go up”  2012 and in 2013 where she also doubled as a background vocalist for Gospel recording Artist Donald Malloy. These days, she is hard at work in the studio laying down the vocals for her debut LP, “A Sinners' Prayer” where her and her husband/ producer wrote and produced the majority of the songs.  Songwriter Omie Trouvere has featured 2 selections of his writing on the album as well. Her sound can best be described as an eclectic mix of contemporary gospel, funk, rock, soul, and driving hip-hop rhythms. “I want people to feel good when they hear my music. I have a great time praising the Lord and I want other people to have a good time praising him when they listen to me. I even had a chance to get my sisters and my two little boys on a song with me. The record is fun. My younger sisters listen to a lot of today’s music and when they hear the album, they get up and dance. That makes me feel good because I want to reach the young people and minister to everyone I can. Fame was never my goal. But inspiring the masses through song and my own testimony is what I’m all about.” Armed with a voice as sweet as honey and a smile made for the camera, this wonderful singer/songwriter/actress is poised and ready to take center stage and move the soul. Stay tuned!

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