about us
We’re individual artists who found each other through a natural blend of sound, spirit, and intention. What we bring to the stage is a soulful, immersive live experience rooted in connection and community.
mariah scott
Mariah Scott is a storyteller, wellness advocate, and consultant for individuals, arts organizations, and creative entrepreneurs. Her work is rooted in freedom, inclusivity, and the transformative power of creativity, and she has helped build strategic partnerships, secure sponsorships, and drive funding efforts that leave a meaningful impact on communities.
She wrote, produced, and starred in the sold-out one-woman show The Crown She Wears, which piloted off-Broadway in NYC and toured nationwide, followed by talkbacks with mental and social health experts centered on healthy boundaries. Her work includes collaborations and performances with SchoolWorks, the NBA G-League halftime show, Syracuse University’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration, and the Chicago Public Library’s Poetry Fest, along with roles as a panelist and moderator at national arts events.
A Milwaukee native, Ms. Scott holds a BA in Communications from DePaul University and an MA in Arts Administration from Syracuse University. She has been featured in publications including Milwaukee Neighborhood News, Bronze Magazine, Sheen Magazine, and Voyage MIA, and continues to inspire change, elevate Black joy, and help others manifest their fullest potential.
atara
ATARA is an R&B songbird from Houston, TX and a Howard University BFA Musical Theatre grad. Deeply connected to the arts, she has performed at Brooklyn Music Kitchen, AU SAUNDS, and AMFEST. Her goal is simple, create soul-feeding music rooted in authenticity.
kurrent
Kurrent is a Long Island native musician, singer, poet and producer that specializes in performing R&B and Soul. Combining elements of both music and poetry on stage, he believes we should embrace ourselves and be comfortable with self expression and emotional awareness. Kurrent has also played keys on spoken word albums such as Pieces of My Crumbled Thoughts by Jrose, BlackBerry Molasses by King Kamayera and My Ones by Steffortless.
