Meet The Founder

Emanuel  W. Robinson

Emanuel is an energetic motivated, dedicated and committed business savvy individual. He is known to many as “ The Octopus” because of his superb ability to multi-task, delegate, manage and ensure tasks are completed. He has worked in the non-profit industry for over 23 years. His experience working with CEO’s, C-Level Executives and Executive staff during his tenure within the non-profit industry has gained him priceless experience with project and office management, resource management, budgeting, administrative and domestic responsibilities. While building his work experience in the corporate world, his passion for music was never extinguished. His first experiences with singing started at St. John Baptist church in Far Rockaway Queens. That platform later opened doors to sing with Sean Combs, Michael Jackson, Liza Minelli and many other musical greats.  Singing is a great passion of Emanuel's, but the mechanics on what happens behind the scenes was a much more rewarding experience. 

Helping artists to complete projects and maintain their careers was a skill that he found he was very good at.  His management career started in 2009.  It was a life-changing career move that landed him as the Manager of Operations for one of the most prominent and well-respected Journalist and news reporters; Ms. Cheryl Wills. Emanuel’s career continues to grow with other clients as well, to name a few - Ruschell Boone SPECTRUM NY1 News -Anchor/ journalist, Naomî Yanè Verizon News- journalist, Dorissa White BronxNet TV journalist and others. Emanuel has been directly involved in coordinating musical productions and facilitating 3 major book deals for Ms. Wills. One thing with Emanuel Robinson is he consistently strives to surpass the expectations of his clients.  Setting a high bar for excellence.

General Manager

Jahlil Mack Holley

Jahlil Mack is a 43 year old "Jack of All Trades" although this term is commonly used Jahlil Mack actually fits that criteria as a singer, writer, arranger, director and vocal coach. His early years of singing in his high school choir and competing in Gospel competitions started him on this journey. He went on to Graduate Long Island University with a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Communications Radio And Television Broadcasting where he was able to have his own on air radio show on 88.3 FM.

While in college he served as Director of the Gospel Choir and still managed to sing, do background and travel for and with several choirs in the Tri-State area. Sharing the stage with Hezekiah Walker, backing and opening for Karen Clark Sheard and God's Property a group formed by Kirk Franklin as well as competing and winning first place in McDonald's Gospel Fest and placing second in the Wrigley's Gospel competition under the direction of Leon Lacey.  He has served as vocal musical director for Leon Lacey's group L.I.V. (Leon's Inner Voice) this spurned his desire to co-write, create and arrange music. During his tenure as vocal music director the group was signed to Sony Ruffhouse Records a division of Sony Columbia, where he has appeared as a background singer on "The Fugees" Pras Michael's debut Album Ghetto Superstar, "The Knocks ft. Cee-Lo Green, and Tuba Player Tony Underwood's album Tone Poem. He later went on to be an assistant at The School of One Voice and continued to perform as a singer in Verizon's "How Sweet The Sound" Gospel Competetion at Radio City Music Hall and appear on Bobby Jones Gospel with "Gary Samuels Prayze N Hymn" and "Leons Inner Voice" He has opened and sung background for Gospel Artist Kim Burrell and arranger and background singer for acoustic guitarist D Rich, and appearing as a background singer on VH1's Hip Hop Honors for Kanye West, Faith Evans and Ludacris and participated in Harelm Week with Terrance Kennedy and The Reach Week Choir composed of singers and artists from NY and Japan. 

He currently continues to serve as choir director in local churches as well as lending his time to uplift and encourage H.I.V. positive youth and adults through various projects at Rivington House in Manhattan during the holidays. In addition he lends his talent to NY based Television News Anchor and Author Cheryl Wills stage Production "The Emancipation of Grandpa Sandy Wills" where he plays Grandpa Sandy.