Ary has a lot of opinions about the rest of the cast, as seen in the trailer. She describes herself as the "hands-on mom" of the group (though she uses another *ahem* interesting adjective to paint the picture).

In addition to singing, Ary is an actress and stage performer, having appeared in productions of titles such as The Last Five Years.

Byous is "the cool neighbor that the family has adopted." He and Murray had a "challenging friendship," according to Murray himself, but it's unclear as to why just yet.

With a soulful voice dripping with passion, Byous is a recovering alcoholic celebrating his first year of sobriety. From the trailer, it looks as though he struggled with his addiction during the show, so chances are viewers will get a look at his road to recovery.

In juxtaposition to herself, Ary describes Toscano as "the cool, hands-off mom." Murray thinks of her as "the kindest, goofiest, sweetest person." But in her own mind, she's a perfectionist who has had to learn to trust in the process.

With her impressive pipes, this self-described "God Chick" is making waves. Toscando is also a former American Idol contestant, in case you thought your recognized her.

In Ary's words, Zavala is the "cool, teenage daughter figuring it out." Zavala herself laments in the trailer that she has had to do everything herself, as her family doubted her choice to pursue a music career.

While continuing to focus on the dream, Zavala appears to be a young woman just learning and growing. She has a silly side, too — following the release of one of Westside's music videos, "Vibe," Zavala shared a video of her dancing to it with a coworker in a kitchen at her workplace.

Gluck is "the little girl I want to grow up to be," according to Ary. She comes across a confident, seasoned performer, telling the camera that she's been involved in the arts since she was 3 years old.

A singer and dancer who can also rap, Gluck is from South Central Los Angeles. She's not particularly active on social media, so it looks like we'll have to wait until the show premieres to get to know her better.

This "little sister who's getting her sh*t together" is seriously passionate. She talks about the "fire" inside of her that's propelling her forward.

Krekorian, who goes by the stage name Alexandra Kay, is a midwest-born-and-bred country crooner in her 20s. It was hard for her to leave her life and her boyfriend behind to pursue her dreams, but it seems like it was worth it.

Murray, the show's supervising producer, earned the moniker of "annoying older brother" from Ary. And he takes his cooking seriously.

Murray is a newlywed — he and his longtime partner, Andy Hotchkiss, were married in October 2017. He hails from the New York-New Jersey area, and boasts a seriously impressive workout regimen.

Kolbe "really goes balls-to-the-wall," according to Ary. But it would appear he has a bit of an ego — at one point, he says he has to "carry the team" as the strongest song writer of the group.

Curly-haired Kolbe looks to be the portrait of a serious artist. His signature move is wearing open jackets with no shirt underneath, with a large necklace hanging down his chest. Kolbe's rocker vibe with sunglasses and tattoos to match makes him an interesting addition to the cast.

As someone who says he "loves to lead," Gallo is an obvious supporter of his teammates all the way. Ary says that he "keeps the peace," and it definitely looks like he'll be a positive presence even when things are difficult.

Gallo's relaxed, acoustic style comes across even as he speaks to the camera. He's new to social media, but hopefully he'll open up more in front of the camera.