On today's episode we have Los Angeles & Chicago based singer/songwriter Sophia Galaté. Recorded during #grammyawards week, we talked about her smooth transition from Music Business Manager/Agent to Recording Artist/Entrepreneur!

At just 7 years old, she had her first movie experience in James Brown’s biographical drama “Get on Up,” starring Chadwick Bozeman and Jill Scott. Since then, the actress and dancer starred as Annie at Madison Square Center of the Arts, performed with the nationally recognized Attaché Theatrical Show Choir, and performed at Carnegie Hall with Distinguished Concerts International New York. Asia has also graced the Grand Ole Opry stage for two consecutive years and earned a $10,000 scholarship to Millikin University for vocal performance. She has also been a nationally titled Vocal Performance Gold Mentalist in the NAACP’s ACT-SO National Competition.

In this episode of "Let That Music Out!" Dr. Amara Pope shares insights from her groundbreaking PhD project, which has caught the attention of VICE, Billboard, iHeartRadio, CBC, CTV, SiriusXM, and more. Dr. Pope summarizes her PhD project which unveils the history and development of Canadian R&B, weaving in inspiration from her research and key takeaways from her interviews with 35 music industry professionals.

Introducing this week’s guest Janey Brown, a seasoned public speaker, trauma-informed coach, and versatile singer/songwriter. Brown has been performing live for three decades and has written and published songs with Grammy award-winning and multi-platinum producers. She also has years of experience teaching movement, mindfulness and mental resilience to artists as well as some of the most renowned athletes in the NHL. In 2017 Brown launched “Fearce Academy,” a wellness company she built to help performers manage imposter syndrome and achieve mental health, so they can “radiate confidence in front of any audience.”

This episode features the legendary singer/songwriter Ryan Toby. Ryan takes us on a journey that spans 3 decades, from his humble beginnings as a cast member in the movie "Sister Act 2", into a successful recording artist career, and currently as a grammy winning songwriter.

In this episode of, "Let That Music Out!" we interviewed Julia Radchuk, and learned about her music background. Julia was a finalist on The Voice (Ukraine) and performed and collaborated with some of Ukraines biggest stars. After going as far as she could, she made the bold decision to move to Canada alone to continue her education and pursuit of her dreams.

In this episode of "Let That Music Out!" we interviewed Nia Holloway and learned about how her music journey starting professionally at the age of 17. Nia discusses her time with The Lion King Musical as "Nala", touring internationally, and the influence that her grandmother, Loleatta Holloway has on her and the music industry still to this day.