Since joining Peloton, Matt Wilpers has served as an instructor and training specialist. He is renowned for his science-based approach to training, which led to the creation of Peloton's Power Zone Training model. Although he has participated in a variety of sports, distance running, where he competed for Georgia State University for four years as an NCAA Division I Cross... read full bio
For the college basketball coverage on NBC Sports, Matt McCall serves as a game and studio commentator. He belongs to the Field of 68 Media Network as well. He also serves as a basketball game analyst for Florida International University and Florida Atlantic University. Previously, Matt coached men's basketball for seven seasons as the head coach at the University of... read full bio
Since 1999, Mark Few has served as the basketball program's head coach at Gonzaga University. Since joining the Gonzaga coaching staff, he has been a mainstay on the sidelines as the Bulldogs have progressed from mid-major obscurity to perennial NCAA tournament hopefuls. Since taking over as head coach, Few has guided the Bulldogs to the NCAA Tournament each year (with... read full bio
Born in Buenos Aires, he started his electronic music career at the young age of 19 under the influence of musicians such Hernán Cattaneo, Nick Warren, John Digweed, Sasha and Danny Howells, among others, with whom he would later share the booth at performances and festivals. His concerts are well-rounded and loaded with harmonics, which transform the evening into a journey of... read full bio
The vocal duo MODULAR, from Argentina, Mariana Badaracco and Pablo Dahy, are fans of the analogical, cultivators of styles and uncategorizable influences, B-series horror fans and capable of playing with experimentation without leaving the pop universe or losing those enduring melodies. Their sound is similar to that of STEREOLAB and THE HIGH LLAMAS. In Buenos Aires, a group of friends who enjoy... read full bio
Major League DJz is a dynamic South African music group that has taken the hip-hop and kwaito music industry by storm. Comprising of twin brothers Bandile and Banele Mbere, the duo has established themselves as sought-after DJs with a unique and versatile style. Born on January 3, 1991, in Boston, Massachusetts, United States, the Major League twins were raised with a... read full bio
Marie-Pierre Arthur is a singer and songwriter from Quebec. Arthur performs in French, creating pop-rock songs as a solo act. Prior to her solo career, Arthur was a backing vocalist and musician for groups and artists like Karkwa, Galaxie, Ariane Moffatt, and Edith Butler. Arthur was a nominee for the Polaris Music Prize, Prix Félix, and the ADISQ awards. Arthur... read full bio
Mara Belón, her husband, and her three boys were in Thailand at the time they were washed away by a huge wall of water in the Indian Ocean. When the tsunami devoured the hotel, she was in one of the showers while her husband and boys were in the pool. AAn awful occurrence that destroyed entire cities and submerged them... read full bio
Mo Farah made history by being the first athlete to win both titles on home soil. Winning a silver medal in the 5000-meter race at the European Championships was his first significant achievement. Later, he won the 10,000-meter European gold medal, making history for Britain's men's team. Mo started running in school, and his coach saw his natural ability right away. This... read full bio
Michael Fox and Michelle Dockery connected over a common interest in just one evening. Encouraged by a friend, what began as a lighthearted jam session in between scenes soon evolved into something special. Prior to it, Fox and Dockery had been distracted with different work-related diversions. Their mutual attraction came from the immensely renowned television series Downton Abbey, in which... read full bio
Maurice Fulton, the innovative production wizard, is a guy of few words who prefers to let his music speak for itself. He is undoubtedly from Baltimore and has been a DJ since his early adolescence. He began playing hip-hop and then transitioned to house and garage at several US residencies, going by the moniker DR Scratch. Maurice continued to produce music and... read full bio
A Japanese rock group called Mrs. GREEN APPLE was founded in 2013. EMI Records is his label, and Universal Music is their record company. Her fandom name is "JAM'S," her official fan club is "Ringo Jam," and she goes by the nicknames "Mrs." and "MGA." "Variety," a compact album, marked Mrs. Green Apple's EMI Records debut. Since then, they have continued... read full bio
The highly regarded pianist and producer Moses Yoofee's latest endeavor is the Moses Yoofee Trio. Yoofee is renowned for having extraordinary talent in both production and jazz. The trio draws inspiration from the genres of jazz, hip-hop, R&B and soul music to create an explosive sound. The trio, which features the soulful Roman Klobe on bass and the outstanding German drummer... read full bio
MOTHICA, who grew up in Oklahoma, believed that discussing mental health issues in public was forbidden and turned to the internet to feel connected to others. Even though MOTHICA has been writing music since she was a little child, she didn't start pursuing it until she was eighteen, when she started creating and posting her songs on her own website.... read full bio
Her family is the most influential musical family in Mexican history, and she was born in Mexico City. Her father is Antonio Aguilar Jr., her uncle is Pepe Aguilar, and her grandparents are Antonio Aguilar and Flor Silvestre. She showed an early interest in dancing, singing, and composition. She composed her first song when she was six years old, and... read full bio
Orville Neeley and Chris Shaw, longtime friends, established the punk band Memo PST in Los Angeles. Shaw's longstanding label home In The Red records recently released the band's debut 45, "I used to be a Pretty Boy." Their most recent live performance on Highland Park TV is said to have possessed an intensity reminiscent of some of the greatest Target Video... read full bio
Midas The Jagaban is a little mysterious. The British-Nigerian musician, who has been hiding since making her debut in the UK's Afrobeats scene, values her anonymity greatly. She does, however, provide some context for her identity, even if she maintains that her personal life and her music are unrelated. Everything that Midas has touched appears to have turned to gold thus far. Her... read full bio
Daniel Bovill is a multi-instrumentalist and producer from London. He works under the name Melvitto. His work with Octavian, B Young, Kida Kudz, and Swarmz is what made him most famous. In addition, he has worked with several well-known UK artists, like Kojey Radical. Melvitto's production style is characterized by an amalgamation of hip hop and grime, drawing inspiration from both subgenres.... read full bio
Bend, Oregon is home to singer-songwriter Max McNown. His evocative music gained global recognition through TikTok and other social media channels, cultivating a devoted and active following. His strong vocals and poignant lyrics brought him the chance to work with well-known producers and composers as well as to try out for a season of "American Idol" in front of Luke Bryan,... read full bio
Chinese-Australian composers Mindy Meng Wang and Sui Zhen came together impromptu one chilly afternoon in Naarm, Melbourne. Origin of You, their first joint album, is centered on the ongoing transformation of a person's conception of identity and self—coming to grips with one's identity, origins, and future. It is about being born, living, and dying. It also deals with transitions: from... read full bio
