John-Dennis Fraser Stewart II, born in 1978 in Nassau, Bahamas, is a multifaceted musician and entrepreneur with a career in gospel, secular, and international music. He has worked with renowned artists and performed at major events, including the Bahamas Independence Celebrations and gospel music workshops. JD has also founded BodyRight Fitness Club and JS Productions, a fitness initiative. His dedication to faith, music, and health has made him a respected figure in both the music industry and the fitness community.

Samuel Murphy, born in Nassau, Bahamas, is a dependable, hardworking, and committed musician who has contributed to various musical projects. Born in 1982, he began his career as a local church drummer and later joined a secular band. He has performed with local bands like Xtra Band, The Gospel Flames, and Higher Level Band, and has collaborated with Baha Men. Samuel is also a member of Ira Storr & The Spank Band and Vice President of The Bahamas Drummers Association. He believes music is more than just a career; it's a way to express emotions.

Javon Taylor, a musician from Exuma, The Bahamas, was introduced to music by his father and later enrolled in piano lessons. He graduated from L.N. Coakley Secondary School and pursued a Banking Certification Program at The Bahamas Institute of Financial Services. Javon's passion for music led him to collaborate with renowned artists and bands. He currently serves as the musical director of The All for One Band and serves as an auxiliary keyboardist for Transformation Ministries International. Javon aspires to share his journey as an inspiration.

Anja Bowe, born in 1989, was raised in a musically gifted family. She began singing and dancing at four, studied dance at The Bahamas Dance Theatre, and joined the New Wave Dance Ensemble. Anja pursued Business Administration and joined the Bahamas National Youth Choir, becoming a jazz vocalist and starring in theater productions. She is now the Cultural Officer for Fashion at the Ministry of Youth, Sports, and Culture.

Jamaine Johnson, a skilled professional with a background in music theory and performance, has a distinguished career in the entertainment industry. With a Level 3 and GCE certification, he has achieved significant milestones in music and performance. Jamaine is adaptable, able to drive growth, and a committed team player. He values collaboration and continuous improvement, looking forward to making a meaningful impact in the industry.

Colyn McDonald, a sought-after musical talent in the Bahamas, was inspired by gospel music and joined local bands Flame and Page 99. He later joined Visage and later formed TheSpanks Band. McDonald contributed to Visage's success across the Caribbean, U.S., and Canada. He later formed Higher Level, supporting Christian Massive and Tamika Smith. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, McDonald remains committed to his musical growth and continues to elevate Higher Level.