Ryan Ellis is a GRAMMY-nominated, Dove Award-winning singer-songwriter whose music blends worship, R&B, and hip hop to foster unity and spread the love of Jesus. Known for his Billboard charting hits  “I Thank God” and “Heart of the Father,” Ellis’s latest album Real Love explores themes of empathy, personal struggle, and faith, with a focus on reaching overlooked communities. Raised in a military family with Filipino roots, Ellis’s perspective is shaped by diverse experiences, including his time in the Navy and personal loss. His honest lyrics, paired with upbeat melodies, reflect his desire to connect people through shared experiences of grief, love, and healing. With a heart for collaboration, Ellis has worked with artists like Chris Tomlin and Maverick City Music, and his viral hit “Better Days” resonates deeply with fans facing their own challenges. Through Real Love, Ellis aims to create a soundtrack of hope, offering a message of unity and the transformative power of God’s love.

Lee Vasi is an Atlanta-based Christian R&B artist. Originally from Fayetteville, NC, Lee grew up singing with her siblings and performing in theater productions. Her Puerto Rican-Dominican and African American heritage exposed her to a wealth of music genres from a young age, which inspired her to share her experiences through music. She wrote her first song at 10 years old when she was backstage at The Lion King on Broadway, in which she played the role of Young Nala. Since then, she most notably appeared on American Idol and continued to develop as a singer/songwriter until deciding to take some time to learn more about herself and her relationship with Christ.

Lee released her first single in over three years in September 2023. “My Bad” quickly established her as one to watch, with her bilingual (Spanglish) rendition of the song gaining traction on social media following her a cappella performance on Kai Cenat and Speed’s live-streamed talent show. In the first week of 2024, her most recent offering, “Teach Me,” went viral on both Instagram and TikTok prior to its release. With the song’s conversational honesty and crossover appeal, she earned her first entries on the Billboard charts, with the record debuting at #2 on the Gospel Digital Song Sales chart, and #21 on Hot Gospel Songs.