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Calvin Bridges, born in Chicago, Illinois, was nurtured by the rich heritage of Chicago‘s
Gospel and Soul music pioneers. He started singing and playing piano in church at age 9.
Following high school, his professional career began as a solo singer and studio musician,
performing with bands in prestigious R & B and Jazz clubs. But as Calvin realized the call
on his life, he also realized that «The greatest gift I have received from God is my voice.
I want to use it to sing to the whole world of God‘s love!» And that was the beginning of
Calvin devoting his talents entirely to his faith and focusing on Gospel/Inspirational music.
After studying theology, Calvin was ordained an Elder and Minister of the Gospel in 1981,

Nucci Reyo, now also known as Nucci Reyo The King's Kid, is a rapper from Rahway, New Jersey, who transitioned from mainstream hip-hop to a faith-based "kingdom artistry". He is an independent artist with a history of working with major labels, including a solo album "American 21" and collaborations with artists like Nas and P. Diddy, before focusing on his Christian-inspired music and projects like the album "New Jerusalem".

Early career:

Nucci Reyo began his career in New Jersey, catching the attention of label executives and eventually signing a production deal that led to his debut single "Roll Wit Us" and subsequent solo album "American 21". He was also a ghostwriter for artists on MCA Records.

Hannah A. Smith, better known as Hannah G. is a Christian, R&B/Neo Soul/Gospel singer, painter, fashion designer, graphic designer, advocate for the homeless, advocate for women, advocate for domestic violence, advocate for Caribbean youth, and advocate for Caribbean immigration.

Born and raised in the Caribbean island of St.Vincent & The Grenadines, Hannah G. moved to America at the age of fourteen, where she and her family were able to thrive and start a new life in the DMV.

The journey began in 1995 when Dr. Juan Santiago formed Juan Santiago and the Praise Community Choir. Dr. Juan Santiago organized singers from all over the East and West coast, which uniquely combined an array of Solo Artist, Worship Leaders, Pastors, Co Pastors, as well as other ministry leaders to create a united and effective music ministry. In 2000 the name of the group was changed to Juan Santiago & Uninhibited Praise also known as “JSUP”. JSUP has appeared on Dr. Bobby Jones Gospel in 1996 and 2000. In 2005 JSUP released their debut album "Takin' it to Da Streetz" which produced three popular singles entitled “Get Cha’ Praise On”, “More Than You Can Bear”, and “I Give You Peace,” all which remained number one on local stations for 14 weeks.