ANNOUNCING OUR CONTEST WINNERS!

Although we discourage aggressive competition in favor of teamwork at World Oceans Arts,  we had a couple of contests recently to inspire the best artistry from some of our people. We are excited to announce the results, and also to give special recognition to a vocal group, and to an artist whom the world recently lost.

Previously we had announced that CHARLOTTE BAPTIE and 
RUTA MARCINKAITE were winners in our Summer all-around Performers Competition. You will be reading more about them soon. Now we are proud to announce a few winners in our SINGERS COMPETITION:

MOST PROMISING SINGER-SONGWRITER

ASPEN ANONDA
*****


ARTIST ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD

ANNIE BELLA
*****


SHOUT OUT AWARD

TEXAS ALL-STATE MEN'S CHOIR
*****


MEMORIAL AWARD

TOM PETTY
 *****
You will be hearing and reading much more about all of these great musicians on our site in the coming days. 

CONGRATULATIONS!

                
              

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