Ryan Neiswender is a multifaceted person who has made outstanding progress as a Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Gold Medalist, World Champion, business executive, and disability inclusion campaigner. He is a true example of tenacity and excellence. Ryan was born on May 12, 1985, and his determination to overcome obstacles and break through boundaries has defined his road to becoming a renowned... read full bio
Ryan McGarry has a notably varied career, which includes work as a writer, director, cinematographer, and emergency physician, has garnered attention on numerous platforms. The gripping documentary "Code Black," a work that displayed McGarry's singular ability to portray the intensity and complexities of emergency medicine, shone beautifully under his direction. This documentary demonstrated his talent for bringing compelling true-life situations to the... read full bio
Electronic bassist Bryan, better known as RZRKT (RE-SUR-RECT), is from Laredo, Texas. He adds a melodic touch to the genre by fusing gloomy and inspirational melodies into his music, which is influenced by many other genres and develops into massive bass drops with an original sound. In an effort to advance, he is experimenting with trap, psytrance, future bass and dubstep... read full bio
Six seasoned musicians make up the all-female band Ragdolls, who are situated in southern California. Susie Major, the band's main vocalist and creator, Masha McSorley, the rhythm guitarist-vocalist-musician, Ali Handal, keyboardist-vocalist Julie Dolan, Lex Wolfe and Marisa Testa, the lead guitarist-vocalist, quite literally exemplify the fervor and spirit of their renowned heroes. Major, an outspoken admirer of Aerosmith, created Ragdolls. But she... read full bio
Strategic advisor, research analyst, keynote speaker, writer and columnist Rebecca Lieb's areas of expertise include media and digital marketing, with a focus on integrated media, content strategy and advertising. She collaborates on innovative digital marketing strategies with several of the top businesses in the globe. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Facebook, Home Depot, Nestlé, Anthem, Adobe, Honeywell, DuPont, Fidelity, Gannett, IBM,... read full bio
As a Navy SEAL leader for 20 years, Rich Diviney developed exceptional performance. In order to teach specific operators to improve their brains for quicker, longer and better performance in high-stress conditions, he developed the first "Mind Gym" ever. Rich Diviney is a leadership speaker, consultant and facilitator who is currently retired from the Navy. He has been employed by Simon Sinek... read full bio
Radzi released "Move Like a Lion," his debut book. This vibrant children's book delivers an interesting and distinctive learning experience that focuses on improving how you feel, not how you appear, by fusing fun with physical education. Radzi started competing in the 13th season of Dancing on Ice on ITV. This innovative global program explains the story behind the news for... read full bio
With his first double A side 45, "ANCIENTS" and "Volar Lejos (Like a Feather)," Los Angeles-based RIO KOSTA caused an instant stir among critics and underground enthusiasts. The combination of artist/producer/writer Mike Del Rio (LP, X Ambassadors, Kylie Minogue) and drummer Kosta Galanopoulos (Luke Temple, Delicate Steve, a/k/a PWNT), along with a skilled and in-demand drummer, resulted in a unique... read full bio
Roxx Revolt & the Velvets was founded in Naples, Florida. The four-piece band has become one of the most sought-after groups in the Florida music scene due to to their glitzily varied brand of power-driven rock 'n' roll. RRTV is renowned for its intense onstage presence, which permeates the crowd and incorporates them into the performance through singing, dancing and enthusiastic... read full bio
As a young child, Robin Taylor Zander cherished traveling the country with his father's band, Cheap Trick. He would spend his nights curled up on the tour bus with lead singer Robin Wayne Zander, his father, and watch every show from the side of the stage as they performed. Daxx Nielsen, the band's new drummer who took Carlos' place, had... read full bio
An English pop music girl group called RLY (an acronym for Real Like You) was created on The X Factor: The Band. After winning the series, they signed with Syco Music, however the label dissolved and is no longer in business. Later, the trio signed with Warner Records, followed by Real / Darco Recordings. Halle Williams, Virginia Hampson, Kellimarie Willis,... read full bio
Before she could even speak, Royale Lynn was singing, so she gave up riding her pony and moved to Nashville with a guitar. Billboard described the country music artist as "a ferocious newcomer with ceiling scraping vocals" and she has amassed millions of views on social media by herself. Additionally, Billboard designated her as one of its "Emerging Artists." Six million... read full bio
Francisca Straube, a well-known percussionist, producer, and artist from Chile, created Rubio as an artistic experiment. A work that has its beginning in the compilation of sound experimentations that since have been exposing her route. Rubio's debut record was a self-titled EP consisting of five tracks, which ultimately led to the publication of her first two full-length albums, "Pez" and "Mango... read full bio
The versatile UK producer Rohaan, who ranks among UKF's top 20 artists, is causing waves in the drum and bass scene. Remixes from heavyweights like Mat Zo, Buunshin, Posij & X&G, as well as releases on a variety of labels like Deadbeats, UKF, MAD ZOO, Pilot records, Sable Valley, Circus Records, Division, and Proximity. Rohaan's prolific style has allowed him... read full bio
Producer, musician, and performer Resonant Language of Colorado crafts a unique and complex tapestry of organic electronic music. Resonant Language has actually created his own brand of psychedelic bass music by fusing lush melodies, ambient soundscapes, squishy, dripping bass, and both maximal and minimal schools of thinking.... read full bio
Andy Baxter is an instrumentalist and composer located in London. His experimental solo/collaborative project is called "Robohands." Village Live records issued the debut album "Green," which quickly sold out of many vinyl represses and gained collectors' interest. Supporting Terence Blanchard at the Jazz Cafe in Camden, London, and serving as the main act at a number of other locations, including... read full bio
Young alternative band RELIQA, based in Sydney, Australia, is rising to fame in the contemporary progressive metal scene. Unconstrained by convention, the band is hungry to develop with the help of an intriguing new crew and is pushing its songwriting to sophisticated new heights. After sharing the stage with a number of legendary acts, such as Sevendust, Northlane, Thornhill, and... read full bio
Ron Artis II is a musician and composer from the United States. His work with the Ron Artis Family Band, which is named for his father Ron Artis, in Hawaii is what made him most famous. Since he was too small to walk, Ron has loved music, even as a small boy crawling over his father's piano. Ron has developed his... read full bio
Robert Owens, one of the most recognizable, sought-after, and prolific voices in the genre, began his long career in Chicago in the late 1980s and has produced some of the best house music has ever heard. Robert is the man behind hits that define an era, including "Tears" with Frankie Knuckles & Satoshi Tomiie, "Bring Down The Walls" with Larry... read full bio
As the ecstatic alt-pop duo RAGS AND RICHES, brothers Tanner and Peyton Whitt aspire to uplift and encourage a new generation of dreamers. These brothers, who are from Lexington, Kentucky, create anthems that inspire people's souls in addition to music. The world caught attention as soon as they released "Speed of Sound," their debut hit. With more than 525K video... read full bio
