member profiles

Samori Coles is an audio engineer, music producer and studio owner based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In addition to producing and recording Hip-Hop, R&B, Jazz, Pop and EDM, he trains students all over the world in audio engineering, music production and the music business.

Sandy Hall is a seasoned vocalist and songwriter of extraordinary natural abilities and range with an intuitive sense of melody and pitch. Her soulful tone coupled with her powerful "big" voice is often compared to iconic female rockers like Ann Wilson, Pat Benatar, Chrissie Hynde, Melissa Ethridge and Stevie Nicks.

Sangeeta Kaur is a multi-award winning, classically-trained operatic vocalist whose talent and expertise as a performer, producer, composer, and collaborator prove that she is a Renaissance woman of the modern musical age. She has released four award-winning albums: NIGUMA, ASCENSION, MIRRORS, and COMPASSION. With a team of collaborators, Sangeeta produced, staged, and premiered the ambitious and acclaimed mantra opera NIGUMA, in Los Angeles. Her growing list of additional collaborations include work with noteworthy pop producer Narada Michael Waldon, Grammy® winning composer Peter Kater, and Grammy winning singer Hila Plitmann.

Sara Lovell’s notably original music is a gift for listeners, filled with music to get lost in, to smile at, dream to and let the imagination fly. Her arrangements, tailored to the emotional tone of each song, are rich with expressive harmonic layers, unexpected key changes and vocal lifts. Among the tracks: the lively “I Don’t Want to Go to Bed,” “Leave the Monkey” (featuring a humorous menagerie), “Scooter and Skeeter” (playful wordplay), and the title track with its club-rock beat. There are soaring flights of fancy, too. In the breathtaking “Rocket,” a child hesitates to take a trip on a waiting rocket, but once on board discovers a limitless universe: “…I’m alone but I’m part of everything/See my world, far away, spinning planets all around/And I won’t be the same when my rocket touches down.” In “Sleepwalkers,” the moon and an owl wait for children to return from their dreaming. In “I Don’t Sleep in a Bed” a child takes wing like a bird “over the mountains flying free,” crests the waves like a seal, and listens to “the humming of the earth/And the critters in the dirt/Breathing with the world that’s spinnin’ round.” The tender, shimmering “Lullaby for Grownups” tells kids that they’re not the only ones who need sweet dreams and hugs, and “Rock-a-Bye My Baby” comes from a parent’s full heart: “Even when you’re big and tall, and you think you don’t need me at all, I’ll hold you in my arms again..."

Sarah Copus is one-third of the family group COPUS. This award-winning, progressive new age band 2002 has placed 12 albums on the Billboard Charts and made the list of top new age artists in a Billboard Magazine “Year in Review” issue alongside Yanni, Mannheim Steamroller, Jim Brickman, George Winston and Enya. Over their 27 year career, their ever-evolving sound has encompassed a wide range of genres – from wistful ambient soundscapes all the way to light progressive rock. This daring blend of musical styles has given them an undeniable “signature sound” that sets them apart from other recording artists.