Amy Connelly was signed to Sharp Records in Nov 2008, after appearing on ITV's 'X Factor' programme. Amy released her debut single in December 2008, 'We could be the one', written and produced by Warner Chappell producer Jorden Milnes.
 
As a result of the PR Campaign undertaken by Sharp Records, Amy came to the attention of Incentive Records, a Ministry of Sound label, and signed a deal in early 2009. Amy is the first of hopefully many artists to gain a major deal through Sharp Records.

Aimee was one of the first artists to join Sharp Records, as a 14 year old. By the time she left Sharp Records in 2009, Aimee had recorded three tracks for Sharp, which were played and sold all over the world. The highlight of her recording career came when her debut single reached Number 1 in the Australian Internet charts. Aimee's performances were seen by well over a thousand people during her time with Sharp Records. We wish Aimee all the success for the future.

Ndema joined Sharp Records in Summer 2008, and was an immediate hit, thanks to his smooth RnB vocals, and enigmatic smile. During his time with Sharp Records, Ndema recorded two tracks, including 'It Don't Matter' a christmas single that was playlisted on Kemet Radio throughout December. Ndema featured in a variety of Sharp Records Showcases, and featured on ITV News. All the best for the future, Mitch!

Patch (Patricia McKeag) joined Sharp Records as a songwriter in early 2008. Her composition, 'Im your shadow' recorded by Charlotte Don, and featuring Patch herself, featured on the Sharp Records Take Two album and was released on iTunes worldwide in late 2008. Since then, Patch has performed in concert, featured on TV and Radio and expanded on her passion for photography, working for Sharp Records on its image portfolio. 

 Scarzy and Simo were one of the founding members of Sharp Records. During their time with the label, the duo recorded three tracks, and were featured in local, national and international press. Their collaberation with Tizzy on the track 'Stepping Back', an anti bullying anthem won them legions of fans and appeared on BBC1'S 'Inside Out' programme. Since then, Scarzy has signed a major deal with Warner Brothers records and will be launching his career with them in late 2009. Simo is back in the studio in October, working with reverred hip hop producer Joe Buhdha on his first solo single.

 Tarryn signed to Sharp Records in 2008 and first featured on the 'Take Two' album, recording a duet with Jace Brent. Her smooth, contemporary vocals won her admirers a plenty and her follow up track 'Let the bells ring out' is to be released at christmas 2009. Her tracks have been heard all over the world and she has appeared on Trent FM, and Radio Nottingham.

 Jace Brent was another founder member of Sharp Records and feautred on the first three album. After the success of her debut single 'ON 2 U', Jace collaberate with newcomers Tarryn and Loretta Brown for her next 2 tracks. She secured a Songvault FM number 1 with her debut single and appeared in press and on radio locally, nationally, and internationally.

 Charlotte Don recorded three singles for Sharp Records in her time with the label. Her first single became Sharp Records second number 1 hit on the Australian Songvault FM charts, and she followed it with two more tracks. Her last single with Sharp Records, on the Sharp Xmas album will be released in December.

 Charisse Pearce debut on 'Sharp Records Take Two' recording Negative Ways. Since then Charisse has appeared for Sharp Records on Radio, in Shows and recorded a music video to accompany her track. She has just co written a track for Scarzy's album, soon to be released by Warner Bros Records. Her christmas single for Sharp Records will be released in December 2009.

 Loretta Brown recorded 2 tracks for Sharp Records, Hear My Voice and Emotionally Bare. Loretta is a seasoned performer who has sold out numerous theatre shows. She has recently added a band to her stable and will be touring extensively in the near future.