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A brother-sister musical duo & autism self-advocates from South Florida.
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Simon Cowell: "an aura"
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A brother-sister duo from South Florida, both on the autism spectrum, making faith-forward music and advocating for autism awareness & acceptance.
Our Story with Autism
Jake and Sky both have autism. Music is where each of them was understood first — Jake was on the America's Got Talent stage at 12, and Sky found her voice in musical theater. Now they perform as autism self-advocates with the Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation, and were honored with its Spectrum Family Hope Award.
"Our mission is to show the world that having autism, or any diagnosis, doesn't mean you aren't capable of great things. But it does mean you are unique, different, and cool!"
More than bandmates.
Off stage we're just a brother and sister who love Jesus, crack each other up, and happen to make music together. That mix of faith and family is the heartbeat of everything we do.
Expect a little goofiness 💛
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Breakthrough
Faith, hope, struggle, healing & victory.
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Jake n' Sky
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Aug 1 – Sep 3, 2026
Simon Cowell: "an aura"
Fenway Park
Jake n' Sky are a brother-sister Contemporary Christian duo from South Florida, and both have autism. Jake (18) plays 10 instruments, produces, and writes. He competed on America's Got Talent at 12, appeared on Good Morning America and The View, performed with Harry Connick Jr., and directs Galaxy Groove, the Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation's band. Sky (14) found her voice in musical theater (Mary Poppins, Matilda, Newsies Jr.) and tours with STARS of the Spectrum. Together they perform as autism self-advocates, and were honored with the Foundation's Spectrum Family Hope Award.
"Our mission is to show the world that having autism, or any diagnosis, doesn't mean you aren't capable of great things. But it does mean you are unique, different, and cool!"