Corry Michaels is a Cleveland-born singer, songwriter, producer, and dynamic performer whose work bridges pop sensibility with emotional depth and unapologetic self-expression. Since first writing songs at age ten and performing in theater and dance, Michaels has built a career defined by artistic evolution and personal authenticity. 

Michaels’ music, rooted in pop and electro-pop styles, explores both vulnerability and desire with equal conviction. Tracks like “Close” and “Be My Baby (Tonight)” balance expressive storytelling with pulsating grooves, reflecting his skill as both a songwriter and producer. His recent single “Be My Baby (Tonight)” has been celebrated for its sensual, synth-driven energy and its bold centering of queer experience in contemporary pop. 
At the intersection of performance and advocacy, Corry Michaels continues to evolve as an artist whose work celebrates joy, resilience, and authenticity — making him a compelling presence on any Pride stage.

Nicholas Lee is an LGBTQ+ Indie-Pop singer-songwriter based in Cleveland, Ohio. Using his vivid lyricism, Nicholas conveys his struggles and identity throughout his music. He began writing songs in his room, with no intention of persuing the passion. After showing the music to his family, his older brother, Barry, felt these songs needed to come to life. The sibling duo independently released an EP titled, "what they'll say" in 2024, and continues to create and perform.