Saint Jhn's journey in the music industry is a testament to the power of perseverance and talent. His breakthrough with the remix of "Roses" was a turning point, propelling him to the forefront of the global music scene. With his unique blend of rap and singing, he's carved out a distinctive niche for himself, captivating audiences worldwide. His albums, from "Collection One" to "While the World Was Burning," showcase his evolution as an artist and his ability to craft compelling, multi-dimensional music. Saint Jhn's success is not just about chart-topping hits but also about his ability to connect with listeners on a deeper level through his storytelling and authenticity.

Mortimer Softley, originally from Georgetown, Guyana, made the bold move to Jamaica in 1995 to chase his passion for reggae music. Back in Guyana, specifically from Linden in the Albouystown community, he was affectionately known as "Black and White" due to his penchant for wearing that color scheme. However, upon his arrival in Jamaica, he found himself immersed in the vibrant music scene, where his peers bestowed upon him the moniker "Natural Black."

Tamika Marshall, best known for her singles "Bend Mi Ova," "Winey Winey," and "Purrrfect," is a Guyanese singer, songwriter, and entrepreneur. Her music career took off in an unexpected way, beginning with a simple jingle for a local company. In 2006, a local telecommunications company held a competition to create a new jingle, and Timeka entered and won. This victory marked the beginning of what seems to be a promising career in the music industry.

Jumo Primo is a musician from Georgetown, Guyana who was born on July 25, 1976. He has won the national SOCA Monarch title seven times, including once for Road March. Primo has said that his musical career is a reflection of life's unexpected turns and that he emphasizes the importance of self-reliance and staying focused to achieve success. He has also said that music is a great way to lift people's spirits and that he is grateful for his talent.  

Alwin Oswald Nurse, known professionally as NEGUS, is a Guyanese reggae dancehall recording artist, composer, singer-songwriter, record producer, and tattoo artist. Nurse owns the Madd Art Tattoo shop in Toronto

Lisa Punch is a Guyanese-American singer, songwriter, actress, former tv host and beauty pageant titleholder. She is known for being a contestant on the Rising Star ABC television show in 2014 and as the Miss Guyana in 2015. She is also the founder of the Prevention of Teenage Suicide-Guyana organization

Born the first of six, Adrian Dutchin first appeared on the scene in 1998 as part of the group "Seven." He was the lead singer of the group for four years before venturing into music on his own, and was signed to Kross Kolor records by Burchmore Simon. 

Mafi, a Guyanese reggae artist, has made a significant mark in the music scene with his popular tracks such as "Real People," "Madness," "Rifle Up," "I Love Freaks," "Letter To Myself," and "I Am Blessed." His music is celebrated for its authenticity and resonates with many fans. Mafi's work often reflects his personal experiences and the culture of Guyana, making him a notable figure in the genre. His contributions have helped put Guyanese music on the map, gaining a following both locally and internationally.

Shelon Garraway, known by her stage name Shelly G, is a talented singer, songwriter, and dancer hailing from Guyana. With a passion for music, Shelly G aspires to achieve significant success in the music industry. Her dedication to her craft and her diverse talents showcase her potential to become a well-known and influential artist.

Dorrel Kester Romeo, known to everyone in the show-biz world as ‘Magnum’, is a multifaceted individual. Despite his fame in the music industry, not many are aware that he grew up in Brooklyn, New York, or that he is an accomplished cook. His passion for music is evident in his work as a singer and music mixer, and he is well-known as the man on the console every evening on the ‘Yardvbyz show’ on 97.5 ‘Mad FM’.

Michelle "Big Red" King, hailing from Georgetown, Guyana, shines as the eldest among six siblings born to the gifted Desiree Edghill. Proudly, Michelle is the mother of two sons, Steve and Jonathan. Renowned for her remarkable vocal talents, Michelle "Big Red" King is a true class act, showcasing her mastery in the art of harmonization. Her musical journey is a testament to her dedication and talent, captivating audiences with her soulful performances and leaving an indelible mark on the music scene.

Fucha Kid “Feds Boss” is a Fusion Artist that sings any genre of music. He learned the music business from Corpral Montan Of African Treasure, while going to high school, who gave him a few producers and DJ links in Jamaica. Fucha Kid then Started his solo Career in 2006 and traveled to Montserrat, Trinidad and then St Kitt’s for Gem Family Rave where he came in contact with Omari Harrigan of Chosen Sounds Studio.