Caleb Schoberg is a seasoned engineer, producer, guitarist, and songwriter with over 15 years of experience and millions of streams. Growing up in a gospel family, his pull towards music and sound started at a young age. While studying Music Business at Anderson University, Caleb realized his passion as a producer and engineer and continued working across several recording studios and record labels. Over the past ten years, Caleb has been cultivating his vision for Manhattan Artists Crossing (MAX) and building on his unwavering commitment to creating an inviting and inspiring space for artists, culminating in its establishment in Harlem.

Juliana Curcio, a highly acclaimed mezzo-soprano praised for her “rich and colorful” voice by Music Magazine, has performed extensively across the U.S. and internationally. Recent highlights include debuts with Opera in Williamsburg, New Camerata Opera, and Buffalo Opera Unlimited, as well as appearances in prestigious German venues such as Theater Aachen and Mainfranken Theater. A graduate of the Manhattan School of Music (M.M.) and SUNY Potsdam (B.M./B.A.), Juliana balances her performance career with roles as a music educator and an entrepreneurial force, developing concert tours and advancing the arts through innovative projects.

Devony Smith is a distinguished mezzo-soprano praised for her "sensual" and "strong" voice (The New York Times). Known for her versatility, she has performed iconic operatic roles such as Cherubino and Hansel, while also championing new music, including works by Grammy-winning composers. Devony has appeared at Carnegie Hall, Albany Symphony, and in acclaimed contemporary projects like Here Be Sirens. A sought-after concert soloist and recording artist, her upcoming debut album, In This Short Life, highlights her commitment to both classical and modern repertoire.

Danny Zelibor is a celebrated pianist known for his sensitive and colorful playing. He has performed at Carnegie Hall, collaborated with artists like mezzo-soprano Devony Smith, and premiered works by composers such as Jake Heggie. His critically acclaimed recordings include a multi-volume series of Alexandre Tansman's piano music. Dedicated to new music and cultural outreach, Danny recently toured Chad, Africa, with a U.S. State Department-sponsored project featuring a song cycle by Dr. B.E. Boykin.

Max Van Wyck is a dynamic baritone celebrated for his commanding stage presence and exceptional vocal talent. A graduate of the University of Toronto's Opera Performance program, Max has performed iconic roles such as Morales in Carmen and Cascada in Die Lustige Witwe across North America and Europe. His artistry shines in productions with esteemed companies like L'Opéra de Montréal and Theater Aachen. Max's passion for storytelling and connection with audiences defines his performances, whether in opera, oratorio, or recital.