Quinton Marcel started in the music business in Nashville, Tennessee at the young age of 9 years old. His first taste of the entertainment industry he appeared on the Fox American Idol Jr's hosted by Ryan Secrest. While in school and attending Middle Tennessee University He was in the studio doing voice over's for major projects, modeling, acting and performing. With all of his preservation he began writing and working with the grammy nominee producer Roger Ryan, 8 time grammy producer Alvin Speights and grammy producer Great Scott. All of this hard work and dedication got him his first independent album titled "Imagine This" distributed by Hitman Records. This album got him a nomination for album of the year at the IMA Awards (Independent Music Awards). Quinton was featured on the track "I Need You" the live recording album project with the Middle Tennessee Mass Choir. Relocating to California and attending college, he has hosted the reality show "Totally Packaged," released four of his new singles on iTunes, co-wrote a single with the legendary Lou Rawls Jr., appeared on the XFactor and had his single "Beauty" placed on the independent film "Leaving Limbo". Living his dream and being with the band I4AI, Quinton is looking to take his career to an another level (internationally)!

Kramer is an energetic, motivated, talented and dynamic young professional with a resourceful results-oriented leadership style. He has played for a numerous live performances with various worship bands and the musical project M4. It all started out in 2007 with a Jazz Ensemble, in which Kramer joined the West Ranch Jazz Ensemble at The West Ranch High School in Valencia, CA in which he advanced through studies as well as live performances. In the beginning of 2008 he was invited to be part of the Higher Vision Worship Band lead by Wes Ohaire and April Drewrey performing in various music performances and vocal performance classes. Kramer has also advanced in his musical skills by continuing education in which he started and completed classes in music performance and vocal performance classes at The College of the Canyons in Valencia, CA. In addition to his strong commitment as well as being very reliable to meet the studies, performance schedules and deadlines Kramer also was part of the Higher Vision Worship Band lead by Wes Ohaire and April Drewrey. In 2006 to current with the change in leadership, Kramer stayed on as assistant to his new youth pastor at the Higher Vision at Valencia, CA.

​David Amezaga has an appreciation for music that's passionately diverse. Growing up in Peru he experienced music such as classic rock and funk as well as the Latin beats that surrounded him. David moved to Maryland when he was 9 years old. Here his music interests evolved as he played at churches and in local bands. As an adult David enjoys playing genres including jazz, gospel, rock, pop, R&B and blues.
David has obtained a B.A. degree in music in which he learned music theory and received the tools needed to teach, perform, arrange, and compose. While completing his undergraduate degree David served as the college's music director. Here he directed several bands and global tours and arranged music for an album. David recently moved to Los Angeles and has begun working with various rock, pop, jazz, and gospel bands as he continues to expand his musical repertoire. Playing funky harmonies, beautiful scales, custom sounds and lead lines are only second nature to. Technical skills are one thing but finding a player that has the ear to write new parts over specific melody lines is a much harder task. Expect him to be rockin a wide range of keyboards - MOTIF, ROLAND, KORG & NORD are just a few of his favorites.

​Steven is the drumming virtuoso. actor, vocalist and songwriter. He is recognized by his peers, and collaborators as one of the most significant young entertainers of his generation. Already racking up credits with some of music’s hottest acts, it is no doubt that this particular young drummer will take the industry of arts by storm. Born in Los Angeles, California, Steven was raised in the Pentecostal Church, which a lot of his musical experience is rooted. As he matured, and gained additional experience as a performer, he used his church upbringing to keep him significant among many. A successor in the art of genre versatility, Steven is known for blending well in any musical environment. Steven is an alumnus and scholarship recipient of the prestigious Berklee College Of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. Since returning to Los Angeles, Steven has celebrated his up and coming success by playing music all over the world with artists such as: American Idol's David Archuleta and Warner Bros'. singer-songwriter Eric Hutchinson; both camps in which he is the drummer and a background vocalist. Presently, he is enjoying a variety of opportunities in music, film, and television projects. Steven is drumming, singing and songwriting in new original band, I4AI, introducing a new look, and sound guaranteed to steal the hearts of all entertainment lovers. (Pronounced "eye-for-a-eye." Throughout all of Steven’s success as an entertainer, he will always be a student to the art of performing, determined for a promising future

Max Benson was born in New York City, but raised in Chicago. He has a Bachelor of Music degree in Jazz Performance from Roosevelt University's Chicago College of Performing Arts. As a freelance musician on both upright and electric bass he performs in a wide range of styles and genres. He has had the privileged to study with some of Chicago's most amazing musicians such as Scott Mason, Tom Garling, Paul Wertico, and Henry Johnson. Max was the bassist for The Voice’s Jamie Lono. With Jamie, he performed on ABC7 News and WGN daytime news, won the Land the Big Gig competition at Milwaukee Summerfest, opened for Los Lonely Boys and recorded on Jamie’s debut EP. Additional credits are touring Switzerland with the Chicago Mike's band, Rodger & Hammerstein musical review, Andrew Lloyd Weber's , "Sunset Blvd" and in 2010 opening for Michael Manson at the Smooth Jazz Festival. His favorite project was performing four complete albums at Reggie’s monthly Classic Album Night. Max coordinated, arranged, and played Jeff Beck’s “Blow by Blow,” The Who’s “Who’s Next,” Santana’s “Abraxas,” and Chicago’s first album “Chicago Transit Authority,” all in their entirety live for an audience. It’s a tradition that he will continue to support.