Taylor Sappe - American President of Music For World Peace Records and owner of Captain Blue Records.  There is a 3+ hour Spotify playlist of songs written and co-written by Taylor, and another Spotify playlist of  songs written and sung by Taylor

Wojo - A Northeast Pennsylvania band with Lead singer Diane Dixon (Pittston, Pa.); Drummer Dave Dixon (Pittston, Pa.);  Keyboardist Tony Geraci (Scranton, Pa.); Guitarist Charles Porada (Wilkes-Barre, Pa.); and Bassist Taylor Sappe (Hazleton, Pa.).  Wojo had a regional hit in 1982 titled "Dancin', released on 45 RPM vinyl with a song titled Funny Funny Feeling on the flip side, which included guest guitarist Bernie Swank and guest flute & sax player Bob McGary.  Dancin' was played on radio stations spanning from Boston, Ma. to Philadelphia, Pa. in heavy rotation.

Ronn Van Etten - Dutch multi-genre composer/producer who has been with Music For World Peace Records since the label was established in 2020.  Ronn has songs on both labels.  Look for the label's logo on the artwork for each of his songs.

Joggyn Smyler Frank Zee - American composer and freelance drummer.  Frank has songs on both labels.

Joe Birish - American composer with songs on both of our labels.

Michael R. Casali - American composer with songs on both of our labels.

Child Prodigies - An 8-song compilation album of students of DeMelfi School of Music, Hazleton, Pa. USA.  Students were songwriters and performers who were given the opportunity to experience publishing and recording and being on a record label.

Hazleton Rox - A 10-song compilation album of students of DeMelfi School of Music, Hazleton, Pa. USA.  Students were songwriters and performers who were given the opportunity to experience publishing and recording and being on a record label.

Deva-Kant - An American southern Rock recording artist with a 9-song album.

KelC - An American recording artist with 28 releases.  KelC was nominated for a Grammy in 2013 and came in at #37, which was ahead of Lady Antebellum.

Sierra Petrucci - A student of Taylor Sappe when he was teaching at DeMelfi School of Music.