Quintessence Ensemble
Quintessence began as a duo that performed at a few small gatherings. Now a trio, the Cacciacarro sisters, Miriam, Hannah, and Abigail combine the beautiful, serene music of two violins with a cello, the king of stringed instruments. For several years now, the sisters have performed under the group name Quintessence, chosen for its reference to pursuing excellence for the glory of God. Declare His glory among the nations, His wonders among all peoples." 1 Chronicles 16:24 http://quintessencensemble.com

Jaime Jamgochian
Returning to the spotlight with her first full-length album in nearly a decade, acclaimed singer/songwriter and worship leader Jaime Jamgochian is set to bow All Things October 2. With eight original selections—seven of which were co-penned by Jamgochian—along with an acoustic worship medley and an acoustic hymn medley closing the project, All Things was produced by Big Daddy Weave's Jeremy Redmon, We The Kingdom’s Andrew Berthgold, Antonio Porcheddu, Brenton Miles, Hawk Nelson’s Micah Kuiper, Tommy Iceland and Austin Cannon. The 10-track album also showcases songwriting contributions from some of the top writers in Christian music, including Mia Fieldes, Michael Farren, Citizen Way’s Ben Calhoun, and Benji Cowart, among others. Highlighting All Things is the tender duet “Just The Way You Are,” a reminder of God’s unconditional love, featuring GRAMMY®-nominated singer/songwriter Danny Gokey; as well as the hopeful title-cut, “All Things For My Good.” A thematic touchstone of the long-awaited collection, debut single “Beautiful Story” celebrates the healing Jamgochian received following a debilitating battle with Lyme disease. “At the end of 2018 I was hit with severe headaches. After so many prayers and doctor visits, I learned I had a Lyme disease infection that had become neurological. I had to stop working and moved out of my home to live with my parents. It was a humbling and hard season.” “Today, after specialized treatments and lots of prayer, I am beyond excited to have full life and healing, and to be releasing music again—something I had given up on,” Jamgochian admits. “How did He work those few hard years for good? I learned about perseverance, choosing joy through longsuffering, and I now have a whole new outlook on fully living life. God does promise to work ALL THINGS for our good.” http://jaimejam.com

Kira Fontana
Over the past decade working at the highest levels of the music industry as a celebrity vocal coach in Los Angeles, I was absolutely saturated in pop music. I became increasingly disturbed at the messages in the vast majority of songs... lyrics dedicated almost exclusively to promoting alcohol and drug abuse, meaningless sex, vanity, violence, and greed. It was shocking to hear song after song encouraging people to be self-destructive. I felt God showing me how harmful this is to our youth and to our society as a whole. I felt a strong calling to leave vocal coaching and the darkness of the traditional music industry to do my part to change it. God shifted my focus to creating music as a singer-songwriter and producer, and developing gifted young artists who are real people, writing and performing music that tells the truth instead of lies. Music that glorifies God and points people to the One who made them and loves them. Music that uplifts and inspires. Music that is a light in the darkness. That vision became KINGDOM SOUND. http://kirafontana.net http://vocalcoachingbykira.com

YFC Winnipeg
Theme: YFC Winnipeg is a chartered member of Youth for Christ Canada, an international, non-denominational Christian ministry who, for over 75 years, has passionately engaged young people to live their full life potential as designed by God. This is a story of how Covid-19 shutdowns have forced YFC Winnipeg to pivot and change two of their key outreach programs (Young Parents and Rig program) and how their team creatively adapted to the needs of their participants www.yfc.ca/Winnipeg