Jamon Maple is a trailblazing tenor, voice specialist, and cross-cultural artist who proves that the human voice is the ultimate universal bridge. Currently an **Adjunct Professor at NYU** and Associate Director of the Contemporary Vocal Workshop, Jamon’s academic leadership recently earned him a prestigious appointment as **Associate Professor of Pop Voice at the University of Southern California (USC)**.

A true global phenomenon, Jamon is one of the few African American artists to command the South Korean music scene. Following viral appearances on *Fantastic Duo* and *I Can See Your Voice*, he released three Korean ballad singles and received a commemorative gift from the **President of South Korea** for his contributions to cultural diplomacy. His influence extends across Asia through major partnerships with China’s New Oriental Education and coaching T-Pop trainees in Bangkok.

Jamon’s performance career is as versatile as his pedagogy. From the **X-Factor Top 100** and a **Carnegie Hall debut** to performing in Korean and Chinese at **Lincoln Center**, his repertoire effortlessly spans opera, musical theatre, and contemporary pop. Beyond the stage, he leads the **Maple Magic Vocal Academy** and has held residencies at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee and Peabody Conservatory.

Whether mentoring Broadway leads or performing for world leaders, Jamon dissolves boundaries through vocal mastery. As a pioneer of East-West musical exchange, he doesn’t just teach students how to sing—he shows the world how to connect.