Peter Dubois is a 50 year old mentor from St. Paul, Minnesota with 30 years of experience in mentoring and has changed several people's lives around. His portfolio has everything, from getting people out of drug addictions, getting people out of gaming addictions, getting people out of gambling addictions, to turning broke people living in the hood of St. Paul to people capable of making six figures. He has Catholic values, occasionally suggests his clients go to Mass, but never forces them and if they are not interested he will still find a professional way to turn their life around. He prefers a blunt approach, but that's because he genuinely cares. He also emphasizes having stability first, "building your house on a rock" as in scripture. Though this means basing his life off of Jesus Christ's teachings. Though he bases those teachings on the life of Jesus Christ, he also does the same pattern on earth on a smaller scale, meaning emphasizing a stable job, then certificates that give his clients options, budgeting money well, and investing. He is also very strict if he sees a client doing something they're not supposed to, going as far as cutting wifi or power out when they are playing something that they are addicted too, then quickly redirecting them to a healthier activity for a dopamine boost. Often that healthier activity is referring to a voice coach, music coach, or art coach. He is more cautious with serious addictions like drugs, smoking, and alcohol, aware that medical issues can arise if he cuts them off cold turkey, he is not afraid to send clients to rehab if he cannot ween the client off of the drugs, alcohol, or cigarettes himself.

Roxanne was born in 1991 and was an emo kid growing up during the 2004-2008 scene. She is now a 35 year old CCM voice teacher with 15 years of experience. Her teaching style is very expressive, encouraging, and welcoming of all music genres. She does get nostalgia if a student comes in and brings in Paramore, My Chemical Romance, Breaking Benjamin, Green Day, Papa Roach, or any emo bands from the 2004-2008 scene. She is also welcoming of music with very dark lyrics and only takes adult students, because she wants to give her students the freedom of expression they need and she doesn't want to get into trouble with students' parents like the last time she did in her early career. She's also welcoming of songs in foreign languages despite not understanding any of the lyrics. She has a very sharp ear, effective methods, and has improved a ton of her students' voices. She's even had 50 different students qualify for The Voice. She is patient, straightforward, and gently encouraging, sometimes with a dry sense of humor. Her overall goal is helping students build confidence and healthy vocal technique, while allowing them to express themselves authentically through whatever music style speaks to them. While her full legal name is Roxanne Larson, but she insists that everyone call her "Roxy".

Riley Olsen was born in 2006, she grew up with a mother that started drinking heavily when she was fourteen. Riley started listening to loud screamo music and actually screaming along to bands like Motionless in White and A Day to Remember. Riley's dad immediately noticed and sent her to Roxy even paying for her voice lessons concerned she was "damaging her voice" and asking Roxy if his daughter screaming like this was healthy. Riley's dad turned out to be right, but Roxy immediately fixed her technique and gave her a way to scream more healthily while not damaging her voice and maintaining the expressiveness she needed. Riley is now 20 and has been with Roxy for 6 years now. This has caused Riley to be very interested in the more expressive and dark music, especially heavy metal and screamo. Riley still loves heavy metal and screamo, but she also likes a lot of the bands Roxy listens to as well.

Rick Olsen is Riley's father. He is 45 years old, and even though he doesn't understand her interest in screamo, he still supports her expressing herself freely. He paid for Riley's voice lessons himself because he saw his daughter screaming along to heavy metal in her room after his wife started drinking heavily because his wife's two sisters died in a motorcycle accident. He was extremely worried the first time he sent Riley to Roxy's voice lessons, and his hunch about the screaming not being healthy ended up being right, but Roxy caught the unhealthy habits early and prevented lasting damage. Roxy also explained that there is a healthy way to scream and she can do it without hurting her voice, but there needs to be a proper technique. He deeply loves Riley and wants to protect her still, but also understands she is an adult now. He will strongly discourage her if she looks like she's about to do something dangerous, go to a dangerous location, or hang out with someone he doesn't approve of. But he still lets her go places, but also insists that he worries and wants her to text him when she gets places so he knows she's safe. He's also extremely supportive of her attending voice lessons, even if he finds the concept of screamo being considered music confusing.