ANTHONY FEDOROV  rose to fame as the fourth place finalist on season four of "American Idol.” Since his debut on the popular talent competition, Anthony has re-emerged as a rising singer-songwriter. A proud member of Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI), his original song “Strong Is Who You Are” co-written with Ben Camp, can be heard in “Pink & Blue: Colors of Hereditary Cancer” a documentary film about the BRCA gene mutation, currently available on iTunes. His original song “I Begin Again” co-written with Grammy Award Winning songwriter Bill Grainer and recorded by "Britian’s Got Talent” Winner Jai McDowall hit #1 on iTunes Music.  Post “Idol” Anthony has toured extensively including the "Idol’s Tour," "Ballroom with a Twist," "Simply Ballroom" and performed for American Air Force bases in Europe, and as a soloist with California Philharmonic where he debuted his original song "Strong Is Who You Are" at the Walt Disney Concert Hall.  Anthony made his musical theatre debut in off-Broadway’s longest running musical "The Fantasticks,” (Matt) and later returned off-Broadway in the acclaimed "RENT" revival (Roger). He’s also appeared as the Prince in "Cinderella" with Nashville Symphony, the title role of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,” (Broadway Asia - Tokyo, Ordway Center, 5th Avenue Theatre), “Les Miserables," (McCoy/Rigby Entertainment), "The Sound of Music" (Paper Mill Playhouse) and the world premiere of “The 12” a new rock musical written by Pulitzer and Tony Award winner Robert Schenkkan (HBO’s "All The Way") and music by Neil Berg. Most recently, Anthony has toured with Neil Berg's "Broadway's Best" Concert series.  Anthony has released two independent albums “Never Over” dedicated to the memory of his late brother and features the single “You’re Perfect” (iTunes), and "Every Little Thing" (iTunes, Amazon) under the duo name "Auraganix" about his journey as a new father.  Anthony's most recent co-write is a European dance chart hit "Jump Into the Fire" (Munix Music Germany, 2016). Anthony's current single "Breaking Free," benefitting the NEGU Foundation, is out on iTunes and Amazon. www.anthonyfedorovmusic.com  

Raised in Melbourne, Australia, SHELLEY SEGAL learned to sing at age 11 in her father's popular wedding band. Soon after, she would lead that band and then, armed with her guitar, began to write songs. Desirous of all expressions, Segal flirts with elements of jazz, folk, pop, blues, reggae, and electronica, imparting a pure joy about music and its power. Leona Devaz of Weekend Notes said that Segal has been, “creating a ripple effect with her melodic vocals, heartfelt passion, and thought-provoking lyrics.” Segal’s first single, the folk protest song ‘Saved’ has become an anthem for grass-roots secular activists. She is a genre-defying artist that creates space for her listeners in which they can engage with ideas and question and reflect on the everyday — to see its layers, its depth, its meaning. An artist, activist and an explicit storyteller, Segal uses her music not only to express the way she sees the world, but to create the world that she wants to see. Since her recording debut in 2009 she has toured throughout Australia, Hong Kong, China, England, and the United States. Celebrating the release of her latest EP ‘Strange Feeling,’ Segal will be touring between now and October to various venues in Everett, Kennewick, and Seattle, Washington; Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio, Texas; New York, NY; Harrisburg, PA; Myrtle Beach, SC; and Alberta, Canada.