Magdi Fouad Boulos is a renowned Cello player known for his virtuosic talent and captivating performances. Born and raised in Shoubra, Cairo 1941, Magdi showed a natural aptitude for music at a young age and has to come from a musical family, his father being the head violinist of a popular Egyptian Radio Station between 1945- 1959.

Bashar Hanna is a civil engineer, project manager, businessman, social worker, educator, multi-instrumentalist, composer, writer, choir leader, producer, and arts & community cultural development specialist.

High-achieving media personality and journalist Suzan, has been covering both interesting and thought-provoking topics over the last two decades. With over 20 years of creative work experience in radio, online and public performance, Suzan is to be considered one of the most respected and influential reporters and correspondents in the Lebanese community.

Composer George Ramzy was born in Port Said, Egypt. He began his artistic journey in middle school. Despite his parents' desire for him to focus on education, he earned a bachelor’s degree in commerce (Computer Science). His passion for music led him to study Eastern music at the High Institute of Arabic Music in Cairo and remotely at the School of Music in England, passing exams at the British Cultural Institute in Cairo.

Mrs. Rania Shalhoub, from Damascus, Syria, holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of Damascus. Excelling in solo and group singing, she earned first place in Syria at age 8 and released her album "Syria is Calling You" in 2011. Arriving in Australia in December 2016, she founded the "Spirit of the East" choir in 2018, which includes members from various Arab countries.

Journalist Dalida Iskandar Maiki has proven her talent and professionalism since her arrival in Australia in 2013. Her imprints have multiplied on the radio, platforms, and pages, making her a star among the read and the audio. From 2ME Radio (five years) to Sawt Al-Ghad Radio (4 years) to Al-Telegraph newspaper, Al-Nujoum magazine, and the Lebanon Hub website, the media career branched out.