BAMS Fest is a cultural movement led by Greater Boston Black and Brown artists, culture makers and creative entrepreneurs who are on the front lines of racial equity, spatial justice, and economic empowerment.
It is a nonprofit organization that breaks down racial and social barriers to arts, music, and culture across Greater Boston. Through edutainment (education + entertainment), strategic partnerships and cultural programming, we celebrate and support both artists and audiences, with an emphasis on Black and Brown voices, perspectives, and artistry.
Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter Tenille Ja’Nae is a rising Pop/Soul artist who also fits comfortably in the adult contemporary genre. A New York transplant, born and raised in Little Rock, AR, Tenille Ja’Nae has taken her experiences to create music that is real, heartfelt, and relevant. Tenille Ja'Nae centers crafting her lyrics around touchstone material that inspires and...
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Safiya Leslie is bringing new energy and a young soul to the world jazz & neo-soul scene today. Emerging from a chrysalis of positivity and consciousness, Safiya is an artist who transcends the norm by infusing her past with her future and flavoring her sounds with musical dialects hailing from jazz and her Afro-Caribbean roots....
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Yelena is a Cuban- Dominican Latin/ R&B soul artist and boston’s Latin artist of the year. Born in Boston, MA and growing up in Orlando and Cape Coral, Florida, she has been singing since the age of 7 and performing since the age of 15. She began recording music in 2019, and since then, her...
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Emilio Gonzalez is a singer songwriter from Tampa, Florida whose style akin to Jeff Buckley, Joni Mitchell, and Andy Shauf . In 2008, Emilio found himself inspired by the musical stylings of The Rat Pack, Billie Holiday, Frank Sinatra, and more which were first introduced to him via the video game “Fallout 3”. During his...