Collebert Collinton Blake or CC Blake for short grew up in Holly Hill, Darliston, and Westmoreland. He attended the Holly Hill Primary and at the age of twelve, moved on the Petersfield High School in the same parish. Currently the manager of the local non-profit music television station, ‘Rescue Music Ministries’ (RSQ) he has been involved in music for as long as he can remember.

Blake began singing professionally when was saved in 1992 and currently has an original gospel album, entitled ‘THE CROSS’. He entered the JCDC Original Gospel Song Competition in 2007, where he made it to the semi-finals with the song ‘Christian Must Pray’.

Blake’s song-writing career began at about age fifteen and he also plays the guitar and the keyboard. He says music is his passion and wants to take his music career internationally.

As a teenager, he won multiple gold medals in the JCDC Music Festival and in 1999 wrote and performed “Thank You” in the JCDC Original Gospel Competition. As former lead singer of the group Soul 4 Soul, Christy perfected his sound as a singer / performer performing for seven (7) years in the north coast hotel circuits.

His debut gospel album “Love” which is currently released on MVB Records in New York, and shows the world his evolution as a musician. A Singer, Songwriter, Producer, Musician, Engineer; Cris Christy says he is the complete package.

As a past student of Mannings School, he now works in the field of Software Engineering.

Conroy Willis grew up in Top Hill, St. Catherine. Nathan as he is known to everyone in his community, started singing in church from a tender age, already knowing his aim was to be a professional singer in the future. At his former school, Charlemont High, he joined the C.Mont Band as lead singer and one of the original members, where under the management of then new music teacher and founder of the band, Mr. Nigel Powell, he represented the school all around Jamaica and at National School Festivals; winning countless medals and trophies.

Nathan went on the study music as a voice major at the Edna Manley College. There he was recognized by his peers as "the Littleman with the big voice." He is also loved for his passion and fantastic writing skills. Presently working with some of his peers and also veteran producer "Bobby Digital", writing and producing inspirational, fun and uplifting music. Nathan is very focus on reaching the world at large with his music as he is positively sure he has something great to contribute to the universe.

Tinga or Neville Stewart’s musical career began in 1969 with the making of his first recording “She Is Gone”, a duet with Ernest Wilson of the Clarendonians. He was the lead vocalist for a group called the “Wildcats” and performed at some of the leading nights spots in Kingston. Teaming with the likes of the “Fab Five” band and “Byron Lee & Dragonaires”, he tirelessly entertained in schools and other functions.

In 1971 he joined the “Borris Gardner Happening Band” as the lead vocalist and toured the island and other Caribbean countries, mainly in the hotel and tourism circuits. In 1073 he went solo again and immediately scored his second hit “Funny Feeling”. His success continued in 1974 when he won the Festival Song competition in 1974 with the song “Play The Music”. He also wrote the following year’s winning Festival Song “Hooray Festival”, sung by his brother Roman Stewart. In 1981, he was voted the most popular artiste in Jamaica and sang “Nuh Weh Nuh Betta Dan Yard”, which catapulted him into the international spotlight.

He has performed all over the world and has received numerous awards including a “Lifetime Achievement Award”. He his current album titled “Ready to Grove” was released in 2004 and tracks from that album are still on the worldwide charts. Tinga feels that his longevity and reputation of talent and professionalism will continue to take reggae music to higher international heights.

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Jacqueline Pennant aka Pretty Rebel was born in Alverline, St. Ann. She started singing at a tender age from childhood and was featured on the Colgate Cavity Fighters Show. Currently she sings cabaret, at the Roots Bamboo Club, the Yacht club and the “the Bus” in Negril, Jamaica. She has also performed on major shows including Sting, Junior Reid’s Birthday Bash, Spring Break and other others.

Jacqueline resides in the Fletcher’s Land community and Choesion Band and has also releases her first single entitled “What a Gwaan” on the T.M.I Label. She currently writes and composes her own material and says she has several songs in the pipeline.