Harley Cash is a recording from Baltimore , MD . Harley Cash aspires to become a big name in the music industry . She is currently working on school for audio engineering with hopes of running her own recording studio LongWayRecords.
The Experience Band at The Kennedy Center
I am a lead guitarist who has performed at Baltimore's Inner Harbor for 3 years straight and other places (until COVID).
I am also a charcoal pencil artist that uses an H, 2B and 6B charcoal pencil to create sketch art.
I am also a computer programmer who has used the programs GIMP and Adobe Photoshop to create photorealistic art (You won't be able to tell if I drew it or took a picture of it).
See more information about For Him: The Collection
For Him: The Collection is a project of Trice "Sistah Peaches" Whitley's songs that has been written, arranged and song by her.
Year: 2012
See more information about Taming The Tycoon
Julie-Ann Elliott provides the audiobook narration for the romance novel, TAMING THE TYCOON, by Amy Andrews
Medium: audio
Year: 2022
See more information about The Black Lily, Vampire Blood, Book 1
Julie-Ann Elliott narrates the fantasy book THE BLACK LILY, the first of four in the Vampire Blood series.
Medium: audio
Year: 2022
I'm a historical storyteller, musician and martial arts instructor. I live in Somerset County Maryland and you can find me on Facebook at, Chesapeake Story Tours. Thanks.
Sustainability
Julie-Ann Elliott provides the narration for this short video about Sustainability by the American Chemistry Council.
Medium: film and video
A native Southern Marylander, Julie-Ann grew up on the Chesapeake Bay. Having earned a BA in Theatre from Western Maryland College and an MFA in Acting from The Catholic University of America, she has been a stage/film/tv actor and voice over artist in the DC/Baltimore area for nearly 30 years. She is a Senior Adjunct Acting Instructor at Howard Community College. Julie-Ann began narrating books for Potomac Talking Books, a contractor for the Library of Congress' National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled in 2009, narrating over one hundred books in a variety of genres.
Tavair Dominque is a Baltimore-based poet, singer, and songwriter whose work blends introspective lyrics with folk-inspired sound. His art—spanning poetry, music, and visual mediums—centers healing, connection, and everyday moments of being human.