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Welcome to Sounds Of Success Music Corporation
Where talent is discovered, confidence is built, and futures are created through the power of music and performing arts.
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Where talent is discovered, confidence is built, and futures are created through the power of music and performing arts.
To create a musical community that is rich with cultural, social, and intellectual diversity while preparing each student with a solid foundation in music and an expansive education in the liberal arts. To advance music education by encouraging the study and making of music by all of our musicians to the end that they will be prepared to develop musical skills and understandings to the highest potential in their own future.
Sounds Of Success Music Corporation is more than a program — we are a movement dedicated to developing the next generation of musicians, dancers, leaders, and scholars. Serving students in elementary, middle, and high school up to age 21, we provide a safe, exciting, and educational aftercare environment Monday through Friday where youth can grow artistically and academically.
Our students learn to play instruments, strengthen existing musical skills, perform with excellence, and gain opportunities that can lead to college scholarships and future success. From local performances to out-of-town and out-of-state travel, our organization proudly represents excellence everywhere we go. We have been featured on The Jennifer Hudson Show and recognized by major television and news platforms for the incredible impact we continue to make in our community.

Jennifer Hudson surprises Antoine Miller, the founder of Sounds of Success Community Marching Band in West Palm Beach, Florida. Antoine and his band take on challenges to win $500 - then Jennifer surprises them with another $2,000 toward their travel fund, for a total prize of $2,500 from WPBF 25 and The Jennifer Hudson Show!
Not every public school student has access to a music education in the U.S. In one south Florida city, a community band is filling that void. While they use donated instruments, they are making a splash – one that got them a special invitation to play with a royal band thousands of miles from home. Correspondent Jessica Gomez reports from Riviera Beach.
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