Ronny Mosuse was born on the 17th of May 1971 in Antwerp. His father was Congolese, his mother was Belgian. In the early years he had a band called “The B-Tunes”. The Belgian famous singer and tv-presenter Bart Peeters was looking for talented musicians for his band “The Radios”. He discovered Ronny Mosuse. “The Radios” have had number one hits in different countries with “She Goes Nana”, “She’s My Lover, She’s My Friend” and “Gimme Love”. After two albums he left the band and started on his own. He is a singer-songwriter, but already worked for a wide range of bands, such as CPEX, Hooverphonic and K’s Choice.

Hadise was born in the Belgian city of Mol on 22nd of October in 1985. Being Turkish-Belgian Hadise has been a role model for both the Belgian youngsters and the Turkish community, since she broke through in the Flemish version of the tv-program Pop Idol. Hadise sings a mixture of oriental and occidental sounds that makes her music unique. She is also a presenter of Turkish descents.

Joshua is a band defining their own music “street pop”. The leader of the band, Greg Avau, is a young Brussels artist with many talents. In 2001 he started working with Joshua, and in 2004 the MC and hiphop singer Senso joined Joshua. In 2005 their first album “L’Homme À La Tête De Chien” was very successful. Their latest album “Music & Chocolates” is situated between electro and hiphop style.