CHARLA’S ANGELS
IN CHRONILOGICAL ORDER
Branjae is the personification of Black American Music. She is a global award winning artist, activist, dancer, singer, and actress. She asks “why not” through her music, challenging listeners to embrace their authentic selves. Her lyrical depth, energetic theatrical performances, and out of the box genre fluidity are as unique as the personas she embodies.
Previously Featured In Billboard, Afropunk, Rolling Stone, And Variance; She Has Continued Earning Successes With Her Triumph In The Jimmy Lefave Songwriting Competition, Proudly Received The "Build In Tulsa" Grant, Awarded By The 1921 Greenwood Organization, And Clinched This Year's Best Performer Award In The R&B Category At The Inaugural Ppbc Tulsa Music Awards.
Previous Support Includes Lizzo, Thundercat, Tank And The Bangas, Brian Mcknight, The Ying Yang Twins, Young Joc, Fishbone, Ohio Players, Rc And The Grits, And The Late Wayman Tisdale
Ebony Jones is a multifaceted professional based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with a diverse background in culinary arts, education, and spiritual leadership. As the proprietor of 8twenty8.llc, Ebony brings a wealth of expertise to her roles as a cannabis-friendly educator, chef, and ordained minister.
Zeroni, with a name among many, began her professional career in 2020. Their cosmic flow of story telling began when Madame was a lowercase z. Listening to gospel albums from the likes of Kirk Franklin, The Winans Family, and Yolanda Adam’s. Her cadence can be attributed to Billie holiday, Louis Armstrong, Corinne Bailey Rae, and Frank Ocean. Zeroni’s lyrical portraits stem from her roots in documentary filmmaking. Within those realms she harvests the modality of documentary and indigenous story telling within their cosmic manifestations of their experiences.
Emani is a talented Neo-Soul/R&B artist hailing from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Singing has been a passion of hers since she was able to talk, and her early influences include some of the greatest voices in the genre such as Alicia Keys, Erykah Badu, Jill Scott, and Anita Baker. Emani joined the Air Force, after graduating from high school, then earned her Bachelor's degree in Human Resource Management; all before pursuing music full-time.
Her dedication and hard work have paid off, with the opportunity to perform for Boosie, was a featured artist in Ebony Magazine’s Greenwood Gallery Tulsa Race Massacre Anniversary write up; and was recently co-signed by Timbaland on Tiktok LIVE for her talent displayed with her recent release, “After Hours” - the EP was released in early July. Emani recently took the project on tour to cities like LA, Dallas, Houston, Oklahoma City and Tulsa. Her tour was a unique way to promote “After Hours” using local open mics throughout the US as a way to bring more awareness to her music and brand.