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Colton Rudloff

Colton is a 20 year old Buffalo New York native, now currently living in Hollywood, California. Youtube is where he was discovered. He has recently joined an up and coming boy band called “Flyte.” Look out for his “take off” with this group in the very near future.

» Visit Colton’s Youtube profile

Daniela Andrade

17 year old Daniela Andrade is a charming Hispanic lass who, at the young age of 15, decided to post videos on Youtube and gradually learnt that she has a huge passion for music and now wants to pursue it as a career. The one thing she wants people to find through her songs is encouragement.

» Visit Daniela’s Youtube profile

David Choi

David Choi is an award winning singer/songwriter/producer who has over 140,000 subscribers on YouTube. He was a staff songwriter/producer for Warner Chappell Music for 2 years. After Warner, David released his album, “Only You”.

» Visit David’s Youtube profile

Keshen

Raised in the ghetto of Australia, Keshen started making Lego films for YouTube as a joke and like most other jokes Keshen has made in his life, he took it further than appropriate. He has since become surprisingly successful in garnering more views and subscribers than he ever expected he would (he expected 0).”

» Visit Keshen’s Youtube profile

Tommy Knox

Tommy Knox is an emerging Chicago area singer/songwriter. With his voice and his guitar (her name is “Shawntay”), he plans on bringing honesty and emotion back into the music scene.

» Visit Tommy’s Youtube profile

Vote for the Youtube artist you think should win “Youtube Artist Of The Month” in the poll below! The winner will receive a full feature plus accompanying interview! The poll closes on the 28th of September, 2009 at 12am AEST and you are eligible to vote only once per day (after you’ve voted, 24 hours must pass after the time you voted, for you to be able to see the voting form and vote again the next day). Vote NOW and make your voice heard!