Robby Monroe is an independent recording artist and songwriter known for his emotionally driven pop, rock and alt-R&B sound. He has released multiple original projects and has been featured across indie music platforms for his authenticity, lyrical depth, and refusal to be boxed into a single genre. Robby brings a strong artist-first perspective to Supernova, with a focus on individuality, storytelling, and vocal expression.

Rachanee Lumayno is a multidisciplinary creative and music professional with experience spanning performance, creative direction, and artist development. Through her work, she blends technical skill with emotional storytelling, helping artists refine both their sound and their visual identity. As a judge, Rachanee prioritizes growth potential, intention, and artistry.

Jordan Bascome is one half of The Bascome Twins, a duo known for music commentary, pop culture discussion, and artist analysis across social platforms. With a strong understanding of audience engagement and current music culture, Jordan offers insight into performance impact, star quality, and how artists resonate with fans in real time.

Veronica Valenti is a filmmaker and creative professional with a background in theatre and film. A graduate of California State University, Fullerton, she specializes in post-production and visual storytelling, with skills in editing, motion graphics, and creative direction. Veronica brings a visual and narrative lens to Supernova, evaluating how performers translate talent to screen and audience.

Jullian Bascome is the other half of The Bascome Twins, contributing a critical and analytical perspective to music and pop culture discussions online. His strengths lie in identifying what makes artists memorable, marketable, and emotionally compelling. As a judge, Julian focuses on presence, growth potential, and long-term artist viability.

Mimi Dybs is a singer, songwriter, and creative artist whose work explores vulnerability, confidence, and self-expression. With a background in music and performance, she brings a sharp ear for tone, delivery, and emotional connection. Mimi’s approach as a judge centers on authenticity and an artist’s ability to communicate feeling, not just technique.