“TruthSeekah is a Hip Hop artist whose knowledge about esoteric and spiritual subjects are infused throughout the medium of music and lyricism. In his music, TruthSeekah pioneers a new sound with rhythmic, mystic Hip Hop beats. His music is the embodiment of his own spiritual encounters and supernatural experiences.

New and merging artist Lúðvík is an icelandic electronic singer songwriter who is releasing his second single called Eternity. his music is emotional with hypnotic riffs and beats resembling bands like Depache Mode, The Cure and Moby. Lúðvík's songs are stories about human nature, about the struggle of life with optimistic view.
"I have set my aim to bring more hopefulness in music that is not all about misery, its also about the life we live which is a very prescious thing we have."
Further information is to find on Lúðvík's website
 

Oluchi Edmund is a gospel artist from Nigeria but resides in Chicago. My latest single, Ere, is due for release on the 21st of May.

Mary Verdi is a Christian Singer/Songwriter from New England. Through deep awareness, compassion and prayer, it is Mary's belief we can all celebrate the joy of life that surrounds us and never forget how very much we are loved.

Mary Verdi performed her song, Here at Home at the Pentagon in Washington DC. Her rendition of We Are Called has led the charts for over 10 years. She is a Cofounder of the Here at Home Committee of the Berkshires which welcomes back active soldiers from over seas. Her Youtube Music Video, Land of the Proud has reached 45,000 views.

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Ric Da Vinci Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap Ricky Walsh, known more popularly as Ric Da Vinci, was born on October 30, 1995 in the suburbs of Philadelphia. From an early age, music played a major role is his life. His father, Rich Walsh, played guitar and was Da Vinci's first mentor in music. Ric Da Vinci mastered guitar, drums, and is currently attempting to master the piano. However, rap was not in Ric's playlist until his middle school years. His first role model in rap was his next-door neighbor, Gladly Mistaken, who gave Da Vinci his first opportunity to rap on a microphone.