Karla Sammut

Karla Sammut is a native of Long Island, New York, where she began singing at the age of 5. Her style has best been described as
acoustic pop with a dash of folk. As a lover of artistic freedom and spontaneous experimentation, she can often be found exploring new
sounds in the heart of Long Island's thriving independent music scene.

Her passion for music was first discovered by acclaimed opera singer Tammy Hensurd while singing in her local church. Karla continued on to
Five Towns College where developed her sound with distinguished vocal coach, Christy Welty, and obtained a BFA with a concentration in
acting. Blues and Jazz music has influenced her style in a manner that helped produce an eclectic variety of songs to entertain the
soul.

Some notable achievements are singing backup for Chrisette Michelle and performing as a special guest for the group, Maintain the Music.
Karla has also been in the line-up at Acoustic Long Island which produced the likes of Madi Diaz and Mieka Pauley. Her original songs
were produced by Chris Fasulo, known for his work with Jesse Mailin and 4 Year Strong, and "So Nice" was chosen to be included on "Eastern
Crop Compilation 2008" [East Coast Recording].

Karla plans to release her debut album later this year and you can
follow her at http://twitter.com/#!/karlasammut.

Fawn Segerson

Fawn Segerson, the beautiful blonde baby towhead was born December 12, 1984 (8+4=12....12 is definitely Fawn's lucky and favorite number). Although Fawn spent many hours outside, falling out of the trees in her hometown, Roxbury, CT, she also had her domestic time too. She started taking classical piano lessons at the age of five. She was no prodigy, but with her parents patience, Fawn's persistence and her grandma's old upright piano, Fawn started to develop her obsession which eventually evolved into her own unique style, that one can only classify as "it sounds like Fawn."

Fawn continued to push her parents love towards her by studying voice on and off throughout her youth. At 19, Fawn attended the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, MA, where she received a merit scholarship for excellence in music (things CAN change). At Holy Cross, Fawn thought her best chance at survival would be to major in Music and Accounting. She studied classical piano with Chris Hanshaw, and classical voice with Jennifer Ashe. It was during her college years that she became flat-out addicted to music and in particular songwriting. She played her original music at local coffee houses, parties, and pubs.

After graduation, and before she started up her more-than-fulltime job at PricewaterhouseCoopers in New York City, Fawn recorded her first album, "Scrambled Reflections", which came out October 31, 2007. Fawn started working for PricewaterhouseCoopers in September 2007; this experience only inspired her to practice more. She could often be found late at night/early-early morning serenading (hopefully) her neighbors above and below her. Fawn recorded her second album in 2009, "Take Two" and since then has come out with many singles such as "Santa's a Dick", "All for you" and "Tough Enough" which can be found across the internet. At the moment Fawn is a part time musician where she spends her time writing and recording for TV and Film and the other part of her time working at the famous night club, The Bitter End, where she performs and bartends.  Fawn performed on the Vinny Vella show in January of 2011 and was asked back by popular demand in March.  Fawn is now very pleased and honored to be part of the Debora Rivas Manso.