A native of Patterson, New Jersey, Tiger Wilson grew up in church singing and playing music at an early age. Through the church Tiger already had valuable experience on guitar, drums and keyboard before he entered high school and decided to teach himself piano. Singing along with the chords, Tiger began laying the foundation towards becoming a great songwriter, musician and vocalist.

His first industry opportunity came at the hands of producers Darren and Cliff Lighty. Working with the Lighty brothers gave Tiger some of his first tangible experiences working in the industry. He further developed as a writer, vocal coach and producer through his work with Jaheim and Donell Jones, under the auspices of the Lighty brothers.

It was because these opportunities that Tiger would cross paths with Timmy Regisford, who was looking for a keyboard player at the time. Timmy met Tiger and got more than he bargained and the two formed an incredible partnership and friendship. As a musician Tiger is adaptable to any environment or genre but Timmy was the one to turn the young prodigy onto producing house music. Not a musician himself, Timmy was able to bring a different perspective to the music making process especially after finding out he and Tiger communicate in the same language.

Despite his tenure in the game, Tiger never had aspirations of being a solo artist. In the last several years, in collaboration with Timmy Regisford and Adam Rios, Tiger Wilson put out great records such as “In The Club”, “Masterpiece” and “Burning Hot” that all became staples at the notable NYC house club, The Shelter. Tiger finally hit the tipping point on becoming a bona fide solo artist when he did a vocal reference a soulful house tune called “Sometimes,” from COVERS, a Timmy Regisford album. Everyone in the studio was floored by his performance, the song was kept as is and became a dance-floor smash. It was set, Tiger began working on his full length debut after more than 12 years as a professional in the music industry.

“Anything Is Possible” is a song-driven soulful house experience. Driven by an eponymous first single, the album will establish Tiger as a voice of his generation. Combining his vast experiences and influences, from the Philly and Motown soul he loves, to the Gospel and R&B he grew up with and the dance-floor focus he’s had in recent years, Tiger is ready to make a statement and inspire his people with Anything Is Possible.

It has been said that music has the power to influence a generation. For Washington, D.C. based singer/songwriter Tamara Wellons, those words are more than a cultural adage, they are her life’s mission.

At the core of Tamara Wellons is the desire to educate. After several years of teaching elementary school aged children, she has not lost her passion for helping children discover their inner voice and the world around them through music.

Growing up in her hometown Ivor, Virginia, Tamara was known as the “little girl with the big voice.” Singing was only natural for the granddaughter of the legendary gospel group, The Pritchett Sisters. Tamara grew up on what she refers to as “folk music”, knee slapping, hand clapping and foot stomping syncopated rhythms, and unbridled harmonic chants, reminiscent of ancestral celebration.

While the church was most certainly the incubator for Tamara’s talent, it was her collegiate experience that sharpened and diversified her musicality. In 1995, Tamara left Ivor, Virginia to attend Bowie State University. There, while studying early childhood development, she also immersed herself in the sounds of eclectic jazz and soul music. She joined the Bowie State Jazz Ensemble and began booking live performances around the Washington D.C. area. Her commanding vocals and hypnotic blend of folk, soul, jazz and house varieties would later garner performances at some the hottest venues, including the prestigious Jazz Café in London.

Some people in life are seem to be guided by a internal light that keep them on a path of ascension for they claim elevation and balance as their true north.

That’s the case with Ezel Feliz, a young and very gifted multi-disciplinary artist that has made a name for himself as a very sought-after musician, songwriter, DJ and music producer.

Hailing from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic , a melting pot of cultural heritages where african meet indian and spanish culture, since a early age his work started to get recognition locally as a excellent keyboard player for such iconic dominican pop/funk bands as “Santo Domingo Funk Crew’ and “Calor Urbano” experiences that allowed him to craft his skills as a live musician. Also coming from being a the piano player in his local church allowed him to soak into musicality that was soulful and spiritually oriented, a seal that has kept ever since in all his music endeavors.

By 2007, after exploring many opportunities locally, his talent got blessed to receive the attention of music producer and soulful house music genius Osunlade, how propelled and guide his career toward new dimension of success. Allowing him to involved in  remixes a few notable singles for his label Yoruba Records, Ezel made his entrance into the big stage of independent and soulful dance music, first releasing a full length album “Secreto”  under african/roots oriented soulful house label “Ocha Records”, led by influential DJ and producer Carlos “Casamena” Mena who helped to shape Ezel sound among the line of the deeply spiritual and soulful sexiness. Later on, countless remixes came over the years further propelling his name and signature sound to discerning dance floors worldwide and receiving support and approval from such influential voices such as Gilles Peterson, Simbad, Reel People, Kyoto Jazz Massive, Bugz in the Attic and Joaquin “Joe” Claussell  to name a few.

Having already traveled to some parts of the world as part of a supporting act for latin music megastar “Juan Luis Guerra” and with many performances and showcases on the several Winter Music Conferences to which he attended, served as a solid ground for what was about to come to him. In 2011, he became the proudly recipient of a full scholarship to make professional studies of Audio Engineering at the prestigious SAE Institute in Barcelona, Spain.  While making these intensives studies during that year the school, his widespread success within house music demanded him to travel and show music credential at some of the best clubs and venues in the world such a Djoon in Paris,  Casablanca Soul in Santorini, Greece, The Room in Tokyo, Japan and his participation in the famous ADE (Amsterdam Dance Event) in Holland that further helped him connect with some the mosts relevant DJs, singers and producers worldwide

In 2012 after finishing school in Barcelona,  he settled yet again in Dominican Republic to face a stage of personal growth and a re-definition of goals. Even tho his work stills maintains a wide appeal on the realm of soulful dance music, he has refocused towards the personal improvement of his musical skills, and has been getting in touch with more musicality oriented influences such as Jazz, soul and the ethnic traditional sounds of his homeland. As he explore what is to become of his next full length album and if wether this will be presented again in solo mode or now will a full fledged music band, he continues to play his instrument for some of the most  relevant acts in his country such as upcoming star Vicente Garcia and folk/racine experimental artist Canadian-Hatian singer Sara Renelik among others.

Other contributions include music scoring for local television series and advertising work.

It is time for yet whole new dreams in the life of Ezel, perhaps ones that will take him into new dimensions in the world of music, defying all paradigms. As he seeks knowledge and betterment in mission to integrate his sense of being to the totality of his ultimate goal in this lifetime, stay tuned for yet more breakthrus in the ongoing development of very sensible artist who strives for advance towards true light, in the pursuit of happiness and divine balance.