Jayza Duhon

At 27 years of age, Seattle’s own powerhouse singer, Jayza Duhon has performed throughout the city. Jayza has showcased her talents at the Moore Theater, the Paramount, as well as Benaroya Hall. Jazz, R&B, and gospel influences paired with her classical operatic training create the melodious, unique and soulful stylings of Jayza. Following the release of her latest single “Take The L”, found on all platforms, Jayza completed a West Coast tour. Shortly thereafter, Jayza completed an overseas European tour. Today Jayza focuses on using her talent to connect and touch the souls of those who love a good tune. She is honored to give back to Seattle.

Shakiah Danielson

Shakiah Danielson is a Seattle-based emcee, choreographer, and teaching artist.  Shakiah is the Artistic Director /Producer of “The Groovement” and developed the hip hop program at Northwest Tap Connection in Seattle, WA.  Shakiah is also a teaching artist for Seattle Theater Group, and Arts Corp working with youth in the greater Seattle area and the juvenile detention system.

Shakiah began rapping and choreographing over 20+ years ago for theater productions by Restoration of the Arts (ROTA).  Shakiah also created a piece that led to a cinematic collaboration with the National YoungArts Foundation on race and social justice called “Hell You Talmbout” that went viral twice as well as circulated and won awards at multiple film festivals.

Shakiah is the current Artistic Director for Elevate, Director of the collaborative hip hop showcase The Roster, and monthly community hip hop workshops called The Bar Exam. For Shakiah, her drive has always been about true and sincere impact and transformation through the arts.

Teia

Teia Burton-Green aka Teia’s Higher Consciousness (T.H.C.) has been a writer and performer since she could pick up a crayon and anything that resembled a mic. She has written and performed for over 30 years as a Central District bred, Mississippi fed talent and the only female artist in legendary local collective Tribal Productions. She was the first voice heard on the epic compilation “Do The Math”.

She is a multi-hyphenate creative being. She is a writer, lyricist, poet, actor, singer, stand-up comedian, curator, teaching artist and much more. She transcends genres, tapping into her love of all music. She’s in the works of writing a musical that will constellate Hip Hop, Classic, Rock, Jazz and Gospel. She has blessed many projects with her craft including Vitamin D’s Born Day 3 track entitled “Don’t Cry for Me” , dropped a verse on the upcoming Abyssinian Creole album and recently penned 2 children songs. She is featured on the 206 Zulu Compilation released in February 2026 and a staple in Ase Theater’s 7×7 which features 7 women each performing for 7 minutes on July 7th.

Last year, she debuted her monologue “From B Girl to B Woman” and is currently completing a book with the same title. Her most recent performances at Benaroya Hall, The Seattle Center, Washington Hall, The Waterfront and the Black and Tan Hall have proven she is still inspiring as well as entertaining the masses.

Tiffany Wilson

Tiffany Wilson is a Seattle-based artist, songwriter, producer, and educator whose soulful voice and dynamic performances have inspired audiences worldwide. With three decades of experience and collaborations with industry legends, she now leads Major Collab, a youth arts program empowering the next generation through music, mentorship, and cross-disciplinary creativity.