The Saturdays are a British-Irish girl group based out of London, England, that consists of members Frankie Bridge, Una Healy, Rochelle Humes, Mollie King, and Vanessa White. Their music is a mixture of pop, electropop, and dance-pop. The Saturdays was formed after there were auditions held to find members for the group. After their formation, The Saturdays signed with Fascination... read full bio
Travis Fieldyen Mills was a member of the United States Army before sustaining a severe injury when an improvised explosive device went off nearby. This resulted in him becoming a quadruple amputee, losing both legs and portions of his arms. Many have heard his story and find inspiration in his ability to find strength and positivity. The fact is, he’s... read full bio
Tony Parker is a French-American former professional basketball player who currently played for the San Antonio Spurs. Parker, who was born into a basketball family, spent two years playing in the French basketball league before signing with the NBA and being drafted. With the 28th overall pick in the draft, the San Antonio Spurs chose him and he swiftly took over... read full bio
Actor, writer and stand-up comedian, Trevor Wallace has amassed a cumulative digital footprint of over 1 Billion views across his social media networks, making him virtually ubiquitous online. Wallace has been discussed in articles published by, among others, Comedy Central, MTV, Barstools Sports, E! News, The L.A. Times, The New York Times, Ad Age, Business Insider, Men's Health, Buzzfeed and Complex. Wallace has collaborated... read full bio
Pop rock group The Minus 5 is led by Young Fresh Fellows musician Scott McCaughey, who frequently collaborates with R.E.M. guitarist Peter Buck. Together with Buck, Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow of The Posies, McCaughey started the band as a side project. The Posies and McCaughey's The Young Fresh Fellows had both recorded at Conrad Uno's Egg Studios and issued albums on Uno's... read full bio
Tamzene is an artist to treasure. She has the voice of an ancient soul and combines those flawless, traditional influences—a childhood spent listening up Aretha Franklin and Ella Fitzgerald—with a desire to express oneself. Her new EP, "Details," which she wrote while strolling by the harbor while listening to the waves lapping against the pier and the Firth stretching out... read full bio
Matt Johnson is and has always been THE THE. There is a tremendous scope within the material, despite the fact that it was developed in the late 70s and early 80s beneath the sodium glare of London's streetlamps, reacting to punk and battling against the corny Thatcherite pop of early MTV. His genre is entirely unique. It is music that... read full bio
The LaFontaines are a Scottish indie rap-rock trio who progressively gained a reputation as one of the best live acts in the country by fusing influences from classic rock and R&B, hip-hop, pop and soul to create a distinctive sound. The LaFontaines were founded by Kerr Okan on vocals, Iain Findlay and Darren McCaughey on guitars, Anna Smith on bass, Jamie Keenan... read full bio
The Kaleidoscope Kid doesn't take his name lightly. He fuses psychedelic strings with hip-hop style percussion to create a genre-defying musical phenomenon and he ties it all together with his relaxed yet precise poetry and styled stage character. The Kaleidoscope Kid debuted his catchy track "Hold Up" after joining Regime/Suburban Noize Records. With the release of his self-titled Suburban Noize LP debut,... read full bio
Before establishing himself as a solo artist, Tricky began his career with fellow Bristol legends Massive Attack. He established himself as a mainstay in the electronic scene in the 90s with his characteristic raspy vocals and mesmerizing production style, garnering praise for his breakthrough debut, Maxinquaye, as well as for albums like Pre-Millennium Tension and Angels with Dirty Faces. In... read full bio
The Blessed Madonna, who graced the cover of the esteemed magazine while donning a massive gold crown, became the first woman to be named Mixmag's DJ of the year. It was just one of many shots that were fired across the bough to warn of impending change. In the same year, a Resident Advisor poll ranked Madge among the best... read full bio
The Jungle Giants are unquestionably Australian indie-rock royalty with well over 500 million listens globally and the fourth album Love Signs, which debuted at #1 on the ARIA charts. The band has sold out concerts and headlined festivals across hemispheres in recent months, with standout performances at the Okeechobee and M3F Festivals in the United States, Corona Capital in Mexico and... read full bio
Kingsley Chukwudi Okorie and his brother Benjamin Chukwudi James make up the 'Afrocentric inspired' duo known as The Cavemen, which is headquartered in Lagos. The cavemen have set out on a mission to transfer the sounds of the past into the present, portraying themselves as a bridge between generations, driven by a desire to create the music they grew up listening... read full bio
Tori Hope Petersen is a well-known Christian and motivational speaker, bestselling author, and foster care supporter. When Petersen left the foster care system at the age of 18, she encountered a coach whose guidance irrevocably altered her life's course. She then went on to become Mrs. Universe and a Track and Field All American, demonstrating that anything is achievable with... read full bio
With his own take on rap and hip hop on the hispanic side, Trueno is regarded as one of the leading talents of the new generation. When Mateo Palacios Corazzina released his debut album "Atrevido," 10 of the songs immediately debuted in Argentina's Top 50 Spotify Chart. Collaborations with Alemán, WOS, Nicki Nicole and Bizzarap are a few of them. In its... read full bio
The renowned Pogues and the Boot Hill Foot-Tappers joined forces to play at the alternative music event in Camden Town with The Men They Couldn't Hang. The members of the Southampton-based pop-punk band "Catch 22," Paul Simmonds, Philip "Swill" Odgers and his brother Jon, met Pogues roadie Stefan Cush while busking in Shepherds Bush, London. Their debut single, a rendition of... read full bio
Tina Opie is a well-known person who is renowned for her influential work in the fields of leadership, inclusion, and diversity. She has dedicated her life to empowering women and fostering sisterhood among women from all walks of life as the founder of Shared Sisterhood. Opie also holds the position of Visiting Scholar at Harvard Business School, where she contributes... read full bio
James Whittle and Tom Caulfield have established themselves as The Tempest Two, the go-to motivational speakers for companies looking to motivate, inspire and create good change within their workforce. Their presentation creates a mix between captivating stories, practical lessons and fun. They stand out from most speakers because they are approachable and regular people. They are just two regular guys who realized their full potential by cultivating a... read full bio
Tim Ryan is a charismatic individual who has made important contributions to both the commercial and political worlds. He has made an enduring impression on several fields thanks to a varied career that includes public service and international commercial development. Tim Ryan works in the business world as the Chief of Global Business Development at Zoetic Global, where he uses his... read full bio
Terry Young has pushed the limits of strategic thinking as a dynamic futurist, specialist in imaginative innovation, and recognized brand strategist. Young has guided enterprises into the future with his unmatched insights as the CEO of Sparks and Honey, a ground-breaking company at the vanguard of cultural intelligence. Young has established himself as a thought leader in influencing the course of... read full bio
