Nadia, Felicia, Celia and Daria are four Chinese-American sisters from Los Angeles that make up JAZMIN. The name JAZMIN was inspired by the sisters' jazz influences and the Asian Jasmine flower which symbolizes happiness.

Daughters of a preacher and a piano teacher, the JAZMIN girls grew up in a house with strict rules. When they weren't studying, the sisters would unleash their energy by singing, dancing and being creative. From writing their own songs to choreographing dance routines, JAZMIN stands out as each sister brings something special to the table.

Nadia has a background in fashion and loves styling the girls. Felicia has a passion for painting and an eye for design. On the opposite end is NBA fanatic Celia, a journalism major with a love for words. And although Daria is the youngest she has a big voice that holds the group together, making her the "Michael" of their "Jackson 4".

JAZMIN recently gained nation-wide exposure appearing on MTV's Top Pop Group as one of the finalists on the new music reality series. Each week the girls worked along veterans and received critical praise from artists like Keri Hilson, Eve, Ashanti, Omarion, Michelle Williams, Taboo and reknowned choreographer Brian Friedman.

Previously, JAZMIN was chosen by NBC as a finalist on America's Got Talent. They were also on NBC's StarTomorrow music competition led by legendary music producer David Foster who likened them to En Vogue and TLC. The girls advanced to become one of the Top 100 Bands and won an opportunity to jam with Foster and Mick Fleetwood.

Positioned to break new ground in the world of popular music, the sisters of JAZMIN enter the entertainment industry driven and ready.