Lady Tramaine Hawkins

Tramaine Hawkins, a gift and voice we came to know and love in the late ‘60s. Literally born in church in the San Francisco Bay Area as her mother, the late Lois Davis. At ten years of age she recorded her first single, “He’s All Right!” as part of a Gospel group known as the Heavenly Tones. Two years later the group was produced by Gospel legend, the Rev. James Cleveland. At fifteen, the Heavenly Tones accepted an offer to travel with Sly & The Family Stone - all except Tramaine. She chose to continue her education and remain in Gospel, and later to join Andre Crouch and the Disciples! In 1969 upon graduating from Berkeley High School, Tramaine joined the Edwin Hawkins Singers and was a part of the Gospel Music Revolution via the recording of “Oh Happy Day.”. Known to be a trailblazer, she’s gone against the grain many times for the sake of catapulting Gospel Music to another level. Before the recent changes we’ve experienced in the ‘90s, Ms. Hawkins was there in the ‘80s with her controversial hit (to the churches), “Fall Down” which became a number one hit on the dance charts (another first of a Gospel record). This gave Ms. Hawkins an opportunity to minister in the clubs which was greatly frowned upon. However she stood tall ministering in the highways and hedges as commanded and was responsible for many new souls in to the Kingdom of God.  Now residing in Sacramento, CA with husband Tommie E. Richardson, Jr. Tramaine continues to travel the globe participating in conferences, workshops, revivals, and concerts granting as many interviews and appearances along the way as she can.

Victory Brinker 

Victory Brinker is an 11yr. year old internationally recognized classical singer, best known as an America’s Got Talent finalist and the first ever Group Golden Buzzer winner. Victory is also the Guinness World Record’s Youngest Opera Singer and sings in 8 languages. Some of Victory’s notable national performances have been on NBC’s Little Big Shots, Dr. Phil, CBS Mornings, CNN, Wonderama, and TED Talks, along with performances at the infamous Carnegie Hall and Apollo Theater.

She is also an actress and has appeared in films, commercials, opera and stage productions. 

When not performing, Victory is an activist for the homeless. She lives in Latrobe, Pennsylvania with her large family, including her ten siblings. Victory also enjoys piano, skating, swimming and STEM.