Learn more about our full album release - Evermore - Joanna Mongiardo. My New York debut recital was truly a labor of love. The overriding theme was that of love, loss and a commitment to everlasting hope- thus the title, Evermore . The recital itself was a partnership with good friends at every turn. Rachelle Jonck, my longtime coach and trusted collaborator, helped with musical preparation and accompanied masterfully in recital. The program included the New York premiere of Three Night Songs by my friend, American composer, Scott Wheeler. I was privileged to have the opportunity to rehearse and perform these with Scott on piano. The Athena Music Foundation, founded by colleagues Michael Fennelly and Megan Weston, sponsored the event as their first ever Recital Series Concert. Even the album release grew from the seeds of friendship. Gillian Riesen, who had beautifully updated my website during the pandemic, started Emitha, an artist driven production company in partnership with Crossover Records. The team at Emitha was extraordinary in every aspect of Evermore ’s release. I was extremely fortunate to have the support of people I know and trust to turn my dream of an album into reality. I am truly grateful for this musical and personal collaboration that meant so much to me every step of the way. I hope you enjoy the album as much as we enjoyed creating it together. EVERMORE JOANNA MONGIARDO CD Release date: 02/1/2023 Executive Producer: Gillian Riesen Producer, Mixing Engineer: Jonathan Estabrooks Recording Engineer: John Lynd Photography: Jessica Osber Artwork: Emitha LLC Recorded 2017, Marc A. Scorca Hall, Opera America National Opera Center BUY ALBUM TRACK LISTING 1. Geheimes Flüstern hier und dort, op. 23, no 3. Clara Schumann 2. Warum willst du and're fragen, op. 12, no. 11 Clara Schumann 3. Er ist gekommen in Strum und Regen, op. 12, no. 11 Clara Schumann 4. Ich stand in dunklen Träumen, op. 13m no. 1 Clara Schumann 5. An einem lichten Mogen, op. 23, no. 2 Clara Schumann 6. Schon lacht der holde Frühling, K. 580 W. A. Mozart ___ Three Night Songs , by Scott Wheeler 7. A Variation on "To Say to Go to Sleep" 8. Shadow Dream 9. The Darker Sooner ___ Les soirées musicales, by Giacchino Rossini 10. La promessa 11. L'invito 12. La pastorella dell'Alpi 13. La danza ___ 14. Widmung, Op. 25, no. 1 Robert Schumann

Learn more about our full album release - Summer by Laura Auer. AUTUMN LAURA AUER CR2203 Release date: 09/23/2022 Production and mixing: Tim Sonnefeld Recording: Jack Van Gorp Mastering: Leiki Ueda Arrangements: Will Arundell, Broadway Studio Orchestra Session musicians: Daniel DiPaolo, Leiki Ueda, Will Arundell, Tim Sonnefeld, Michael McGoldrick, Nicholas Yee, Valerie Vuolo, Isabella Reyes, Danica Pinner Mechanical Licenses provided by Easy Song Licensing TRACK LISTING 1. La rondine: “Chi il bel sogno di Doretta” (3:02) Laura Auer, Giacomo Puccini 2. Carrickfergus (3:24) Laura Auer, Michael McGoldrick 3. The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face / La Première Fois (3:25) Laura Auer, Ewan MacColl, Eddy Marnay 4. Les chemins de l'amour, FP 106 (3:43) Laura Auer, Francis Poulenc 5. Music of the Night (4:56 ) Laura Auer, Andrew Lloyd Webber 6. Rinaldo: “Lascia ch'io pianga” (3:22) Laura Auer, George Frideric Handel 7. La traviata: “Addio del passato” (5:01) Laura Auerr, Giuseppe Verdi

Learn more about our EP release - Momenti by Momenti. In their debut EP, you will hear the genre-fluid, breakthrough group Momenti for the first time, experiencing what makes their artistry unique. From the virtuosic nature of the first self-titled track, to the soulful cries of “I Don’t Know What Love Is,” from ‘A Star Is Born,’ to the smooth transitions and heartfelt message of Sondheim’s “Move On,” you will be taken on a true musical journey. Featuring the GRAMMY Award- winning singer Leah Crocetto, the versatile, multi-genre piano man Ronny Michael Greenberg, and critically acclaimed singer Christian Pursell. With Momenti, you will hear music that makes you feel. MOMENTI LEAH CROCETTO RONNY MICHAEL GREENBERG CHRISTIAN PURSELL EP Release date: 02/10/2023 Producer: C. Roscoe Beck Recording Engineer: John Ziola Mixing: John Ziola, C. Roscoe Beck. Mastering: Lee Jackson Photography: Caitlin Oldham Recorded 10/15/22 - 10/16/22 at Blue Rock Artist Studios (Austin TX). TRACK LISTING 1. Momenti (4:23) arrangement by Ronny Michael Greenberg) 2. Sposa 3. Don’t Know What Love Is Roscoe Beck, bass; Dave Scher, guitar; David Sierra, drums 4. It All Fades Away Roscoe Beck, bass; Dave Scher, guitar; David Sierra, drums 5. Our Love Is Easy Roscoe Beck, bass; Dave Scher, guitar; David Sierra, drums 6. Move On

Learn about Crossover Records, what makes us unique and how you can collaborate. ABOUT US CROSSOVER RECORDS is a new independent music label that was built by artists, for artists. We embrace recordings that are unique, musicians that have something to say and projects that are truly collaborative. We believe that creating an album should be an exciting and invigorating part of an artists' career. At Crossover Records, we can facilitate every aspect of album creation including recording, artwork, distribution, digital promotion and more so that the artist can spend their valuable time on what matters most - the music. WHAT WE DO Planning, recording, and releasing an album can be a daunting task. Beyond the artistic skills that form the foundation of any musical venture, an album requires months of extra-musical work leading up to its release. Crossover Records endeavors to make this process not only enjoyable, but actually inspiring for our artists. We are uniquely situated to help our artists in this way, because, beyond specializing in the usual roles of a record label (release, distribution, placement, etc.), we offer unparalleled services at every other step of the album production process. Through our relationship with our parent company, Emitha LLC, we can assist our artists with album concept, recording, mixing, mastering, producing, artwork, printing, pressing, and more. By creating all of the album’s components in-house, not only do we save valuable time and money, but we are also able to guarantee our artists the greatest degree of artistic control over their own projects, assisted by our expert guidance. This process guarantees results of the highest quality: albums that are meaningful reflections of our talented artists and the incredible work that they do. MODERN DISTRIBUTION A modern company needs a modern vision. This begins with learning from the past, embracing the present, and imagining what the future could hold. At Crossover Records, we know that musical audiences are growing, and they’re growing where most music lives: online, in the digital sphere. With our immensely popular playlists and effective marketing and promotion strategies, our artists benefit from our cultivated audience of over 100,000 active listeners. Our artists had over 4 millions streams in 2020 alone. Though we love and passionately produce physical albums with beautiful artwork, liner notes, and packaging, we believe our job is to continue to welcome the advances in technology and distribution the modern world brings. We know that there is so much new music (and music yet to be made!) that needs a permanent home in the recording canon, and artists with diverse backgrounds and points of view whose voices must be heard and supported to move our field into the future. Crossover Records fervently champions these efforts through the artists and projects with whom we partner. THE ARTIST'S EXPERIENCE Crossover Records sets itself apart by its hands-on approach with its artists. We are a label for artists, by artists. We proudly dispense of all pretenses and power dynamics seen in other labels, and welcome all artists to engage with us with their whole, authentic selves. Collaboration, honesty and enthusiasm are ideals that we hold dear and infuse into every project we take on. We believe in fostering deep relationships with our artists and nurturing a collaborative vision that allows us to capture the essence of an artist every step of the way. LATEST NEWS BROWSE ARTISTS SHOP THE STORE PLAYLISTS

Learn more about our full album release - Summer by Laura Auer. WINTER LAURA AUER CR2301 Release date: 12/18/2022 Album producer and mixing engineer - Tim Sonnefeld Album recording engineer - Jack Van Gorp Album mastering engineer - Leiki Ueda Album arrangements - Will Arundell, Broadway Studio Orchestra *"In Dreams” arranged by Tim Sonnefeld TRACK LISTING 1. Aspenglow Composer/Originally released by: John Denver 2. Walking in the Air Composer: Howard Blake 3. Norma: "Casta Diva" Composer: Vincenzo Bellini 4. Solveig’s Song (op. 23 no. 1) Composer: Edvard Grieg 5. La Wally: “Ebben? Ne andrò lontana” Composer: Alfredo Catalani 6. Ave Maria (Bach/Gounod) Composer: Charles Gounod, Johann Sebastian Bach 7. In Dreams (from The Lord of the Rings) Composer: Howard Shore For American singer songwriter and soprano Laura Auer, returning to her classical roots was more than just a genre change; it was a life’s calling she realized during the pandemic, to revive the beautiful music of the classical golden age for today's audiences. Auer’s stylistic vocals redefine “bel canto” with her 21st century approach to French chanson, Italian arias, the Great American Songbook and even Rodgers & Hammerstein, on her four-part anticipated album series, Seasons. This Is the 4th and final Installment, WINTER, and brings to a close a 16 month recording project, bringing this Incredible music to life.

Artist profile - Momenti. MOMENTI Momenti was founded by singers Leah Crocetto and Christian Pursell, and pianist Ronny Michael Greenberg. They first met during the pandemic and knew their chemistry was something special, so they decided to do something about it, and planned a concert. From that magical April evening, Momenti was eventually formed over a bottle of Flowers Chardonnay. All three artists have established solo careers, but discovered something new and special when they performed together. From that first collaboration, there was an inevitability that they were destined to be Momenti. They are virtuosic, multi- faceted, and multi-genre, and have a flair for music that pulls at the heartstrings. When you listen to Momenti, you will hear something you’ve never heard before, of course with a classical sensibility and background, but beyond that you will hear influences from jazz, musical theater, folk, pop, blues, and church music. As three uniquely talented artists, their goal as a group is to create something greater than themselves, that moves people from all walks of life. Through their performances, they want to express that music is a universal language, with the power to connect us all on a spiritual level. LEAH CROCETTO GRAMMY Award-winning artist Leah Crocetto eats, sleeps, and breathes music of all kinds. She isn’t picky, her only stipulation is that it has to come from the soul and make a statement. She is most known for singing opera all over the world, especially starring as Verdi’s greatest heroines in the most prestigious houses, but her real passion is connecting with others while making music in an intimate way. As a co-founding member of the band Momenti, she gets to do just that! Leah was raised on the greatest singers of all time, Pavarotti, Tebaldi, Tony Bennett, Earth, Wind and Fire, Marvin Gaye, Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Sandi Patty, and many others. This gave her an appreciation for all genres. In addition to being a soloist in the opera world and a founding member of Momenti, she is also a Professor of Voice at the University of Texas at Austin. “HOOK ‘EM HORNS!!!” She believes it is her responsibility to help raise and support the next generation of vocal artists to appreciate musical diversity, with a sound vocal approach through bel canto technique. When she isn’t singing, you can find Leah making something with her hands, whether it’s a drawing, a blanket, a painting, or a delicious meal! She loves a great lipstick, a good shot of tequila, and walking in nature with her pup Ernie the Maltese. RONNY MICHAEL GREENBERG On any given day, you can find pianist and producer Ronny Michael Greenberg improvising at a Jazz Bar, arranging an opera in Bossa Nova style, or plotting out his next musical tasting collaboration with a Michelin Star chef. Equally passionate about musical, visual and culinary arts, he is the Founder and CEO of Taste of Talent, a non-profit that showcases the connective power of Music and Art through multi-sensory experiences and promotes entrepreneurial empowerment of Artists. Ronny has toured internationally performing in the Vienna Konzerthaus, Carnegie Hall, Montreal’s Place des Arts Theater, and across Italy, New Zealand, and Hawai’i. A regular performer at the Black Cat of the University Club in San Francisco, Ronny arranges, composes and lives for musical diversity. Recently he co-produced OperAloha, a program celebrating opera for everyone at the Kahilu Theater in Hawai’i with music in eight languages. He co-produced the Merola Opera Program’s Gala in 2021 and is the curator for “TILT”, an annual concert collaboration between Grace Cathedral and San Francisco Opera. As a founding member of the multi-genre trio, Momenti, he is proud to bring his wildest musical fantasies to life with two of his closest friends Leah Crocetto and Christian Pursell. Ronny’s cat, Atlas, holds up his world. CHRISTIAN PURSELL Christian Pursell lives to perform. As a singer and actor, Christian pursues countless ways to share his creative energy. He recently debuted in a bel canto opera in Philadelphia, and was labeled “gold-toned” by The New Yorker . He takes that comment to heart, as Christian is passionate about the power of the voice and the ability to connect with audiences through singing. Co-founding Momenti with Ronny Michael Greenberg and Leah Crocetto is a true adventure, using collective voices in new, exciting, and unheard of ways, to directly reach the souls of audiences. Christian performs roles in opera houses across the U.S.A., traveling in a ‘62 Airstream, towed by his ‘67 Chevy truck. He loves to repair, construct, and problem solve. When not singing, he produces HiFi videos for clients and his YouTube channel. As a father raising his 5 year old son, he values fostering his inner child, and loves to live life to its fullest! RELEASES MOMENTI EP 2/10/2023 Leah Crocetto Ronny Michael Greenberg Christian Pursell

Artist profile - Laura Auer. LAURA AUER At first, her audience knew her as Laura Promiscuo - the charismatic singer songwriter from Philadelphia with a hereditary soprano voice from her Italian grandparents. Although opera seemed to be the obvious career path, a lifelong calling to do something unique and original led her down a wild evolutionary journey. Now with successes in multiple genres, the award winning singer, songwriter, playwright and voice actress is letting her voice pave its own way through the music industry. Although she grew up learning classical music on the viola and played in orchestras and chamber ensembles for over ten years, Laura Auer (OU-ər) did not begin singing until the age of 17. She began taking voice lessons shortly after performing the National Anthem for her field hockey team, and her voice instructor quickly took notice of her raw talent. She began recording Auer on cassette tape for competitions and booking showcase opportunities. Less than six months later Auer was accepted to train at the conservatory level, studying Vocal Performance at Pennsylvania State University under Richard Kennedy, Jennifer Trost, Ted Christopher, Arlene Shrut with The Juilliard School, and PA Lyric Opera Founder, Maestro Antonio Conte Pugliese. Early roles included “Emmie” in Benjamin Britten's Albert Herring, “Adele” in Johann Strauss’s Die Fledermaus, and “Warbler” in the world premiere of Trinkley and Charnesky’s Chicken Little. A few of Auer's winning competition placements included NATS, PA's Young Artists Program, Areté Vocal, and Schmidt. Auer also performed roles in collegiate musical theater productions including "Cosette" in Les Miserables, "Mrs. Irons" in The Alchemist for The New Musicals Festival, "Christine Daae" in The Phantom of the Opera, and "Maureen" in Rent, as well as several cover bands and two of the university’s premiere a cappella groups as a soloist and arranger. The groups performed for NBC’s "The Sing-Off" in New York City and won the Varsity Vocals' International Championship of Collegiate a Cappella, made famous by the "Pitch Perfect" film, with Auer as lead vocalist on Across the Universe's gospel arrangement of "Let It Be." During this time she also picked up small recording gigs as a session singer including a televised ABBA tribute performance and three original off-Broadway soundtracks. To this date, Auer's voice is featured on over 50 commercial records and over 1000 voiceovers. Adjacent to her classical musical studies, Auer regularly taught yoga lessons and lead large group musical meditation sessions called "Kirtan concerts,” with supporting musicians on guitar, harmonium and hand drums. She became a certified yoga instructor before she was old enough to drive a car, and her spiritual philosophical study influenced much of her early musical exploration. Auer credits Sting, Ofra Haza, Krishna Das, and Madonna as influential artists. After parting ways with her first original band Soul Kitchen Collective, Auer went on to establish herself as a powerful songwriter on her first self-released solo album, Chasing Down the Dream in 2014, under her previous name Laura Promiscuo. She opened for Melody Gardot at The World Café Live and became a seasoned performer during her first headlining tour across the United States with a kickoff show at Bethlehem’s Musikfest. She then won The Philadelphia Songwriters Contest in 2016 and was discovered by three-time Grammy winning producer Tim Sonnefeld, who began developing her original songs with heavier orchestral production to support her wide range of vocal melodies in a style he calls “popra.” Auer relocated to Los Angeles where she performed with Sonnefeld at hotspot music venues like Pour Vous, The Viper Room, Hotel Café, and The Peppermint Club. In 2018, Disney took interest in one of Auer's songs for their 2020 Mulan remake, which inspired her to write more music specifically for her soprano voice type in this "Disney-esque" style. Auer sought out a composer for her lyrics and met artist/producer Jaron Samuel. The songwriting duo (now credited as Jaron & Auer) hit it off and wrote several songs a week until they had an entirely new original musical with a full soundtrack and franchise of characters. Auer then wrote the screenplay for animation and also voices the principal character, giving way to the start of an exciting multi-hyphenate career in music and entertainment. Auer's name change came with the meeting of her now husband, Kevin Auer and the pair reside in Los Angeles. She frequents the famous Victor Cafe opera house as a guest performer when visiting her hometown of Philadelphia and currently keeps her voice maintained with Capucine Chiaudani, bel canto instructor with The Mediterranean Opera Studio in Italy. This fall, Auer is set to perform with the renowned Evergreen Symphony Orchestra for their "Disney Fantasy Live" concerts series in Taiwan, while promoting the continual release of her "Seasons" album series. In the future, Auer aspires to perform all over the world, and lend her voice to more musical animation, Broadway and film projects. RELEASES SUMMER CR 2201 Laura Auer September 8, 2022 AUTUMN CR2203 Laura Auer November 18, 2022 WINTER CR2301 Laura Auer December 18, 2023

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Artist profile - Kenny Overton. KENNY OVERTON Kenneth Overton is lauded for blending his opulent baritone with magnetic, varied portrayals that seemingly “emanate from deep within body and soul.” Kenneth Overton’s symphonious baritone voice has sent him around the globe, making him one of the most sought-after opera singers of his generation. Kenneth is a 2020 GRAMMY AWARD WINNER for Best Choral Performance in the title role of Richard Danielpour’s The Passion of Yeshua with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus, conducted by JoAnn Falletta. This season, Overton will lead two productions for the Welsh National Opera’s new season. The new work Migrations , and in the world premiere of The Shoemaker . Overton will reprise his most celebrated role in Porgy and Bess as Porgy, co-produced by Opera Carolina and North Carolina Opera. Concert engagements will include Handel’s Messiah at the University of Chicago’s Rockefeller Chapel, a concert staging of Porgy and Bess with the NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra in Hamburg, a solo recital for the African American Music Festival at Pennsylvania State University, a solo recital with the Howland Chamber Music Circle, Mahler’s Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen for the Spartanburg Philharmonic, and a return to The Kennedy Center with The Washington Chorus as the soloist for Duruflé's Requiem and Undine Smith Moore’s Scenes from the Life of a Martyr . Mr. Overton is quickly becoming a champion of new works, returning to San Francisco Opera in “the most eagerly anticipated new opera of the season”; the World Premiere of John Adams’ Girls of the Golden West . He also created the role of Ralph Abernathy in the World Premiere of the Rhythm & Blues opera I Dream by Douglas Tappin for Opera Grand Rapids, Toledo Opera, and Opera Carolina and performed the role of Stephen Kumalo in Kurt Weill’s Lost in the Stars for Union Avenue Opera. Previous engagements also include Amonasro in Aida with Boheme Opera, a return to The New York City Opera performing the role of Jake Wallace in Puccini’s La Fanciulla del West , and Sharpless in Madama Butterfly for Opera Idaho. Additionally, Kenneth thrived in his Hungarian debut as the title role in Porgy and Bess in the Margaret Island Open Air Theatre’s production where he was heralded as one of “America’s most renowned Opera singers.” Alongside the New England Symphonic Ensemble, Kenneth took Carnegie Hall by storm in his soloist performances of Faure’s Requiem and the New York Premier of Michael John Trotta’s Seven Last Words of Christ with Mid America Productions. In addition, he returned to David Geffen Hall with the National Chorale in Mozart’s Requiem , and Vesperae Solennes de Confessore . He also starred in the significant World Premiere of Upon This Handful of Earth by Norwegian Composer Gisle Kverndokk, commissioned by the New York Opera Society. Kenneth’s ever blossoming career has allowed him to perform with some of the most prestigious Opera Companies and Orchestral Organizations in the world, highlights include his 2017 New York Philharmonic debut, and his San Francisco Opera debut as Lawyer Frazier in Porgy and Bess and a return to the company as Sid in La Fanciulla del West . As a leading baritone, Kenneth has performed with Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre, Opera Memphis, Sacramento Opera, Nashville Opera, Connecticut Opera, Chattanooga Symphony and Opera, Houston Ebony Opera Guild, Toledo Opera, Opera Delaware, Shreveport Opera, Opera Tampa, and Opera Carolina. Kenneth has been seen as Germont in La Traviata , Michele in Il Tabarro , Papageno in Die Zauberflöte , Sharpless in Madama Butterfly , Leporello in Don Giovanni , Marcello and Schaunard in La bohème , Ping in Turandot , Angelotti in Tosca , as well as Bello and Sid in La Fanciulla del West . Kenneth’s interpretation of the title role in Porgy and Bess has been proclaimed as “breathtaking.” He has performed the role over 100 times at international houses such as the Deutsche Oper Berlin in the critically acclaimed production from South Africa’s Cape Town Opera, Palacio Bellas Artes in Mexico City, L’Opera Montreal, and he triumphed in Tony Award Winning Director John Doyle’s new staging for The Royal Danish Opera in Copenhagen and debuted the role at various houses on tour throughout the British Isles. Kenneth has also portrayed Porgy in concert with the Traverse City Symphony, the Springfield Symphony, the National Chorale at David Geffen Hall – Lincoln Center, the Lithuanian State Symphony Orchestra, the Paducah Symphony, the Richmond Symphony, the Sopot Festival in Poland, and the Klangvokal Festival in Dortmund. Kenneth has also sung Porgy on stage in the USA at Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre, Opera Theatre of Pittsburgh, Opera Memphis, Opera Carolina, and the Lexington Opera Society. Kenneth is widely recognized for his concert work, having performed as soloist with Phoenix Symphony, Norwalk Symphony, National Chorale, Harlem Chamber Players, Duluth Superior Symphony, Tacoma Symphony, Annapolis Symphony Orchestra, Yonkers Philharmonic, Memphis Symphony Orchestra, Oratorio Society of New Jersey, Lexington Philharmonic, Bach Choir of Pittsburgh, Mineola Choral Society, Summit Chorale Festival, New York City Opera’s Schomberg Series, Sarasota Symphony, and San Antonio Symphony. His concert and oratorio repertoire includes Faure’s Requiem , Duruflé's Requiem , Handel’s Messiah , Verdi’s Requiem , Mozart’s Requiem , Coronation Mass and Vesperae Solennes de Confessore , Christmas Oratorio (Saint-Saëns), Mendelssohn’s Elijah , Brahms’ Ein Deutsches Requiem , Vaughn Williams’ A Sea Symphony , Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony , Schubert’s Mass in A-flat , Dvorak’s Te Deum , Bruckner’s Te Deum , Haydn’s Creation and Vaughan Williams’ Five Mystical Songs . Kenneth is also regularly featured with the American Spiritual Ensemble as a soloist for annual performances in the USA and abroad. Kenneth’s versatile acting and singing abilities have allowed him to continue his passion for musical theater and new works. He made his Operatic Broadway debut in Baz Luhrmann’s La Boheme . He triumphantly portrayed Joe in Showboat and Judge Turpin in Sweeny Todd for the Pensacola Opera, and excelled in the diverse contemporary works, Corps of Discovery by Michael Ching and The Widow’s Lantern by David Ott. Pride and tradition portray the motif of Kenneth’s debut solo album Been In De Storm So Long: Songs My Fathers Taught Me , his homage to the spiritual tradition that has been formative in his artistic life. Pianist Kevin Miller and Kenneth’s collaboration embody the historic Spirituals from our past and contemporary art songs by African American Composers, giving them a new life of their own. He hails from Philadelphia. RELEASES A BRIGHT TOMORROW CR2202 December 2, 2022 Kenny Overton

Artist profile - Joanna Mongiardo JOANNA MONGIARDO Joanna Mongiardo has been lauded for her “smooth, plummy, seamlessly blended soprano and fluid coloratura,” (BachTrack) in operatic and orchestral performances worldwide. The soprano was recently recognized as “a triumph” by Opera News for her portrayal of Rosalina in Teatro Gratticielo’s Il Re at Lincoln Center, and The Boston Globe wrote about Boston Midsummer Opera’s L’elisir d’amore, "Joanna Mongiardo’s Adina delivered with style and luster." In 2022, Mongiardo celebrated the release of her first solo album, Evermore on Crossover Records, recorded live at Opera America. In recent seasons Mongiardo has brought the “energy and charm [of] her delicious Blonde" (ForumOpera Magazine) to more than thirty performances of Die Entführung aus dem Serail, including productions at Grande Théâtre de Genève, Opéra Nice Côte d’Azur, and Deutsche Oper am Rhein – the company with whom she began her professional career and has performed numerous leading roles including Sophie in Der Rosenkavalier, Oscar in Un ballo in maschera, Nannetta in Falstaff, and Susanna in Le nozze di Figaro. Mongiardo has been seen on concert stages from Bellingham, Washington, to Shanghai, China, and has performed her signature role as soloist in Carmina Burana with more than fifteen orchestras, including the Philadelphia Orchestra, Detroit Symphony, National Symphony Orchestra, and Oratorio Society of New York. She made her debut with Charis Chamber Voices in Schubert's Mirjams Siegesgesang in May 2022; performed in recital with Novus NY; was heard as the soloist in Handel’s Messiah with the National Chorale in 2021; and has performed works by Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Mahler and Schumann with the symphonies of Pittsburgh, San Diego, Indianapolis, Oregon, and Greater Bridgeport, and the Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional de México, under the batons of Charles Dutoit, Philippe Auguin, Jonathan Darlington, John Fiore, Leopold Hager, Neemi Jarvi, JoAnn Falletta and Carlos Miguel Prieto. In the fall of 2019, she was invited to perform as a part of New York City Opera’s 75th Anniversary celebration. Mongiardo maintains a reputation for “her acting and rock-solid technique” (Boston Music Intelligencer), and counts among her career highlights her Dallas Opera debut as Brigitta in Tchaikovsky’s Iolanta; and singing the roles of La Prima Elfe in Respighi’s La campagna sommersa with New York City Opera; Fata Azzurra in Respighi’s La bella addormentata nel bosco with Teatro Grattacielo; Cinna in Mozart's Lucio Silla with Odyssey Opera; Juliette in Roméo et Juliette with Dayton Opera and Madison Opera; Anne Trulove in The Rake’s Progress with Toledo Opera; and the title roles of Rossini’s Semiramide with Opéra Nice Côte d’Azur and Flotow’s Martha with Boston Midsummer Opera. At Central City Opera, Mongiardo has been seen in the roles of Eurydice in Orpheus in the Underworld, Thérèse in Les Mamelles de Tirésias, and Lauretta in Gianni Schicchi. There, she also sang the title role in the company’s 50th Anniversary production of The Ballad of Baby Doe. Joanna earned her music degree from the Peabody Institute at Johns Hopkins and a master's degree from Yale. She lives in Chappaqua, New York, where she is an active community member, loves cooking and cultivating her Italian and Greek-Armenian roots, and cherishes time spent with her family. RELEASES EVERMORE Joanna Mongiardo

Learn more about our EP release - Daniel Emmet Christmas by Daniel Emmet. DANIEL EMMET CHRISTMAS DANIEL EMMET EP Release date: 11/17/2023 Produced by: Daniel Emmet & Kathleen Shipley Mastered by: Maor Appelbaum Vocal Engineered by: Daniel Emmet Daniel Emmet celebrates his second release with Crossover Records - Daniel Emmet Christmas, EP. Enjoy the holidays with Daniel's performances of some of the most recognizable and celebrated Christmas songs, from "O Holy Night" to "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)". Releases on November 17, 2023. TRACK LISTING 1. White Christmas Written By: Irving Berlin Mixed By: Anthony Mancini Arranged by: Daniel Emmet 2. Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) Guitar: Steven Lee Written by: Ellie Greenwich, Jeff Barry, Phil Spector Mixed By: Anthony Mancini Arranged by: Daniel Emmet 3. Mary, Did You Know? Guitar: Steven Lee Written By: Mark Lowry, Buddy Greene Mixed By: Anthony Mancini Arranged by: Daniel Emmet 4. Happy Xmas (Was Is Over) Written By: John Lennon, Yoko Ono Mixed By: Anthony Mancini Arranged by: Daniel Emmet 5. O Holy Night Written By: Adolphe Adam Mixed By: Chris Bethea Arranged by: Jerry Williams 6. The Lord's Prayer Written By: Albert Hay Malotte Mixed By: Dave Reitzas Arranged by: Jerry Williams

Learn more about our full album release - Still Standing by Peter Lake STILL STANDING PETER LAKE © ℗ 2024 Crossover Records. CR2401 All rights reserved. Executive Producer: Gillian Riesen Producer, Mixing Engineer: Jonathan Estabrooks Recording Engineer: Chris Benham Mastering: Bryan Lowe Recorded on April 25 and October 11, 2024 at Big Orange Sheep (Studio C), Brooklyn, NY. BUY ALBUM TRACK LISTING 1: Out There (2:59) 2: Anthem (3:18) 3: What Do I Need With Love (3:12) 4: Music of the Night (4:55) 5: Maria (3:02) 6: Being Alive (4:18) 7: Bring Him Home (3:43) 8: I Am Aldolpho (2:42) 9: Send in the Clowns (3:58) "The title for this project is representative of the last five years of my life. In 2019, I was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder that resulted in the removal of a grapefruit-sized mass from my chest. The tremendous stress this put on my body and spirit required me to rebuild my voice over the following two years. Then the 2020 pandemic arrived, complicating my path forward as a singer, and afflicting me with a chronic illness. I spent another 2 years in recovery and have been rebuilding my body and voice for the second time. The road through this transformation has not been pretty, but I have slowly found a depth of strength and willingness to hope that I never knew was possible. I never stopped singing, never stopped moving, and I arrived at a place where I was able to realize my dream of recording a Broadway album. These songs of love, triumph, joy and authentic pain all speak to different aspects of my journey and represent the indomitable will of the human spirit. I have spent long periods wanting to just give up, but I have always had the love and support of the amazing people in my life. Through all of this I am finally able to gaze into a beautiful horizon and peacefully proclaim that I am: STILL STANDING." - Peter Lake