The neo-soul artist from Compton, California, Janice Freeman is the voice nations have yet to hear. The Soulfulness and round sounds of her vocal range are memorable, as is proven with her current trek on the 13th season on The voice. As a singer and songwriter, Janice has been accepted into the globally renowned songwriters’ association, SESAC. Her new single “You” was released on Feb. 6, 2017, and a number of her songs are currently online at Apple iTunesand SoundCloud.

This dynamic man is certainly no apprentice to the music trade. BLU, a Los Angeles aborigine, graced the industry with his presence with his 1995 debut Motown Records project entitled, Out of the Blu, spotlighting the hit single, 'Hide & Go Get It' (featuring remixes with both Oakland-based Tony Toni Tone and rapper E-40) produced by Dwayne Wiggins. On tour, BLU achieved fame while performing the national anthem at the 1997 Kentucky Derby opening and in touring major U.S. cities, sharing the stage with industry trendsetters including Johnny "Guitar" Watson, Luther Vandross, Brian McKnight, Will Downing, Phil Perry and Michael Bolton…to name a few.  He appeared in the play, Love in the Nick of Tyme, written by David E. Talbert and starring Morris Chestnut. Love in the Nick of Tyme toured across the United States as one of the highest-grossing plays of 2007. This play marked BLU’s acting debut, along with gracing fans with his show-stopping vocal performances. After wrapping up the tour, BLU appeared in the movie, First Sunday, directed by David E. Talbert starring Ice Cube, Tracy Morgan and Katt Williams. He has also appeared in the stage productions of Soul Kitten Cabaret with Fantasia, Faith Evans and Nicci Gilbert as well as King Solomon Lives with Richard Brooks. In addition, BLU has songs featured in the following feature films: Love For Sale (2008), He’s Mine Not Yours (2011), 24-Hour Love (2013) and Frat Brothers (2013).