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Erica Meus-Saunders

Erica Meus-Saunders is a writer/director, and emerging producer in the Maritimes. She grew up in the Bahamas, is a published author and has worked as an Editor-in-Chief (Nu Woman Magazine) as well as in Marketing & Promotions.

Leah Eneas

“I would love to be a powerful Obeah woman in a high budget studio film. I want the character to highlight Bahamian legends and our culture. I also just love the concept of playing a character that embodies who I imagine my true self to be: a spiritual healer/oracle super villain with superpowers.”

Julien Believe

Our culture of Junkanoo performance and music is well known throughout the Bahamas, but not all around the world. Our aim (my team and I) was to make this beat, this music, popular in a very cool, very trendy way. We wanted to introduce Junkanoo to the world, in a way that was very easily relatable.

Anuschka Wright

Just recently we reconnected. I’m so excited and proud to see all that Anuschka has been up to on the Montreal music scene. Anuschka who has just released a sultry single called Black Coffee – written by Sonny Burke with lyrics by Paul Francis Webster.  

Clerel

My first impression – “smooth crooner.”  I immediately compared him to a young Marvin Gaye, however as I listened closer, his music held a hint of Reggae/Afro Caribbean beats, similar to that of Beres Hammond, but  I soon came to the conclusion that his style of singing was uniquely his.