the collective
NextEra Music
is a Collective of young
solo music artists.
We are a team providing
School Assemblies and
Church Youth Outreach Events.
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nextera tour
January 07, 2020
January 09, 2020
January 10, 2020
January 13, 2020
January 15, 2020
MEET THE ARTISTS
At the age of seven, Jess Angelique was first to ask Toby Mac a question at a Meet and Greet. Her Dad was a little nervous. “What would she ask?” Jess asked a question foreshadowing her own life. Dad’s nervousness quickly turned to pride when she inquired, “What inspires you to write music?”
Jess knew then what she wanted to do, triggering a nine-year journey of discovering her voice and ability to write music that inspires people to love Jesus and love themselves, leading to what is now her debut album, “Won’t Be Defined” composed by Jessica on her guitar and piano.
Luke Reelfs is a hip-hop artist from Omaha, Nebraska whose goal with his music has always been to make an impact in people of all ages' lives and to change the genre of hip-hop. With features protruding from the genre today such as frequent use of demeaning lyrics and worldly views, Luke wants to change hip hop to be more listener friendly and positively impactful. His songs rely on colorful wordplay, meaningful lyrics, and a reliance on a relationship with God to live a different and fulfilling life all over vastly different types of beats to appeal to a multitude of listeners.
Caitlin Sierra has always had a desire to empower and encourage those around her. After severely battling anorexia, self-image and self-worth, Caitlin developed a passion to help those who also struggle with feelings of inferiority and comparison. She now holds a degree in Social Work and has studied counseling from George Fox University. However, after receiving a degree in Social Work and studying counseling at George Fox University, she came to the realization that psychoanalytic techniques were merely a band-aid sized fix to a greater spiritual problem.
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