Vybe Vault RnB To Spotlight Unsigned Artists At Music Showcase In NYC

Vybe Vault RnB, a live talent showcase platform for unsigned talent, is returning to New York City. Founded by music industry veteran Morace Landy and fitness & wellness enthusiast and author Elaine P. Allen Landy, the musical event is set to take place on Wednesday, September 4 at The Sultan Room in Brooklyn. Vybe Vault RnB will be hosted by Kaivona Parker and feature The Slam Clinic Band. Former first-place grand prize winner Adam Ness will also hit the stage for a special performance.

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After the success of its inaugural showcase earlier this year, Vybe Vault RnB aims to continue its quarterly mission of discovering and nurturing the next wave of unsigned R&B talent. The September 4th event promises to be an evening of exceptional music with performances by emerging artists vying for prestigious prizes and invaluable industry connections.

“Our first event showcased the incredible depth of talent within the R&B genre, and we’re excited to continue this journey,” stated Morace Landy, the visionary behind Vybe Vault RnB. “Vybe Vault RnB is more than just a showcase; it’s a community and a platform that provides artists with the tools they need to thrive.”

The upcoming showcase is set to draw notable talent booking agencies, radio personalities, music licensing experts, publishers, artist development professionals, and music producers. It will also present a unique opportunity for artists to network and build relationships that could propel their careers forward.

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The next grand prize winner will receive a $5,000 gift certificate from Sweetwater.com to build their own home recording studio and receive a spot in Vybe Vault RnB’s Artist Mentorship Program. The mentors include heavyweights like Grammy Award-winning producer Troy Taylor, Fat Joe, Rotimi, Eric Bellinger, and Hitmaka.

Tickets are now available on the event’s official website . R&B artists looking to participate in the next showcase can also enter a submission .

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