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Bryan Bautista

This joyous rise from local shows to notoriety began with his singing of the National Anthem at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center while he was working there as an usher. Eventually, this led to his discovery and show stopping performances on Season 10 of NBC’s Emmy award winning show, The Voice. Dominating with an eclectic mix that began with The Weeknd’s “The Hills,” through Beyonce’s “1+1,” and Romeo’s “Promise,” to the legendary James Brown classic, “It’s a Man’s Man’s World.”  With these performances, he even topped at #1 on both the iTunes R&B and Latin charts along with the Latin Digital Downloads chart.  A renowned semi-finalist of The Voice’s Season 10, he would return to host the Kohl’s Green Room segment on style and fashion, revealing his emerging influence as a trendsetter.

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October London

Who Is October London?

Singer-songwriter & Producer October London was born on October 17, 1986, in South Bend, Indiana.

 

Early Life

Born Jared Samuel Erskine on October 17, 1986, in South Bend Indiana, popular singer-songwriter October London grew up in a very musically inclined family. He didn’t always want to be a singer though. The music inside of him just kind of….seeped out. He had once wanted to become a Storm Chaser, a Semi Truck driver, a creative designer for a major car company given his taste in beautiful cars, and even wanted to pursue acting. Growing up October London attended Winnie the pooh Pre-School, McKinley Elementary School and John Adams High School in South Bend. Although London’s crafty ways in the studio might lead you to believe that he has talent with playing several instruments, that is actually un-true. There was no band practice in school, no summer time piano or guitar lessons, and he couldn’t read music to save his life. October learned music by hitting the play and record button simultaneously on his boom box in his bedroom. October didn’t need to know how to read music if his brain could save sound structure and tone to his mental hard drive.

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