Frequently, especially at local performances, any number of friends, acquaintances, or other musicians may yell out to Moon By Moon from across the room. This rule applies to the majority of local performances, whether the band is a two-piece, a four-piece, or a solo artist, and Moon by Moon's performance at Comet Ping Pong is no exception. Live performances are... read full bio
Los Angeles-based Modern Color is an alternative rock group that draws inspiration from the Pixies, Duster, Dinosaur Jr. and the Deftones. They have been together since elementary school and are a close-knit group of pals. Despite the fact that they released a brand-new album (From The Leaves Of Your Garden) in the midst of the epidemic and were unable to tour... read full bio
Motive 105, a musician living in London, uses music as both an outlet and a conduit to the outside world. The many years he has spent honing his art are reflected in his mature connection with sound, which conveys to his listeners deep messages of awareness. And evidence of this can be found on his debut album The Drive Downtown:... read full bio
MULIMBA, a London-based artist, is a force to be reckoned with. He has toured around Europe, opened up for Tom Walker and Elderbrook and cited Tom Grennan and Royal Blood as fans. He has been honing his trade ever since he first appeared on the scene. He just recently released his brand-new, genre-defying single, "Here I Go." This song's indie voices,... read full bio
Events that are catastrophic, like a diagnosis of grade-three astrocytoma, cannot be directly explained. However, with careful planning and a good outlook, their influence may be reduced. With his background in financial planning and unwavering tenacity, Matt Newman was able to take control of his life as a cancer survivor. Through his theory of risk management and motivation, he guides sales... read full bio
Material Girl is a tribute show that covers all of the great pop divas over the years like Adele, Lady Gaga, and of course, Madonna. Material Girl combines their tribute act for Madonna and Lady Gaga with a party band to combine the three into a one of a kind show. Not only does Material Girl cover pop divas, they... read full bio
Emerging alt rock writer and artist Marlo the Barbarian is supported by unadulterated honesty. Marlo, a Colorado native, lists Blur, Blondie, and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs as influences. Marlo's music is a combination of unwavering grief and brutal reality as she makes her way through life. With much more planned, she ended the year by providing direct support for De'Wayne's... read full bio
With his banjo in hand and hailing from Ohio, Michael Marcagi is everything but an amateur when it comes to music. For some time now, he has been performing music in the Cincinnati region with his pals; most notably, he is the front man of a band named The Heavy Hours. And this only serves to highlight Tik Tok's ability... read full bio
Not just in his city but all over the nation, MIMS has generated a lot of controversy. And with the release of his debut album "Music Is My Savior," via his imprint American King Music and label Powerhouse EMI Capitol Records, the hip-hop world as a whole will finally learn what Washington Heights residents and his devoted and expanding fan... read full bio
Although it's difficult to neatly classify Messer Chups' primarily instrumental sound, it's safe to say that fans of rockabilly, horror punk, vintage surf records, Italian slasher movies, My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult, Pulp Fiction, lounge music, the theremin, The Cramps, and The Munsters' theme song would embrace it. Surf, old Russian tunes, unique cinema samples from the 1950s... read full bio
Author, strategist, husband, and parent Michell C. Clark creates affirmations for creative entrepreneurs who are dedicated to improving both their own lives and the lives of others. The Virginia Commonwealth University alumnus hails from Woodbridge, Virginia. He developed his writing and research abilities after graduating, working for companies and cultural organizations such as the National Museum of African American History... read full bio
The creator and CEO of Fieldcraft Survival, which produces high-end outdoor clothing and equipment and provides training programs in mobility, medicine, guns, survival, and preparedness, is Mike Glover. He previously served in the US Army and Special Forces for a total of 20 years. He defended government leaders in perilous circumstances while working as a government contractor for the CIA.... read full bio
As the Kroll Institute's Global Chief Economist, Megan Greene provides advice on how global macroeconomic events and policies may affect the company's and its clients' business services. In addition to teaching at the European University Institute and Schwarzman College (Tsinghua University), she is a Senior Fellow at Brown University's Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs. She works at Chatham... read full bio
Born in Glasgow, singer-songwriter Matthew Hall played drums in bands before attending Edinburgh Napier University to study music. Around this time, Hall started sharing guitar covers on the internet and soon began to become well-known for his original interpretations of well-known tunes. A cover of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros' "Home" cemented a global fan base and launched his voice... read full bio
Currently residing in Southern Colorado via Denver, Madeline Johnston is a self-taught multi-instrumentalist and recording engineer who has dedicated the past ten years to honing her sound and fostering her artistic community. Midwife started when Madeline lived in Rhinoceropolis, a popular do-it-yourself place. On live, Johnston is known for her sparse, emotionally intense experimental pop songs that can silence a... read full bio
Anyone who has seen Milo Spykers at the decks understands that it is a loving and powerful experience. He attracted the attention of every raver as soon as he started playing in the seedy underworld of Antwerp. Milo was born and raised in Belgium, where he grew up surrounded by the vibrant club scene. As a youngster, he traveled by... read full bio
As a Scientist in Residence, Maria Konovalenko works for Formic Ventures, a diverse venture capital firm that invests in early-stage biotechnology startups that aim to extend human lifespans, as well as technology startups and businesses that enhance the quality of human life. Through a collaborative program between the Buck Institute for Research on Aging and the University of Southern California,... read full bio
Stanford University's Hoover Institution is home to Michael Auslin, PhD, the Payson J. Treat Distinguished Research Fellow in Contemporary Asia. He is a historian by profession and focuses on Indo-Pacific geopolitics and US policy in Asia. Among Auslin's six works are the best-selling Asia's New Geopolitics: Essays on Reshaping the Indo-Pacific and The End of the Asian Century: Dangers to the... read full bio
Manuel Muñiz is a professor of international relations practice and the provost of IE University in Madrid. In his capacity as provost, he plays a significant role in IE's strategic growth and is in charge of its global expansion and strategic partnerships. The head of IE's School of Politics, Economics, and Global Affairs (SPEGA) is Muñiz as well. With 1,500... read full bio
When it comes to creating music that cuts over linguistic and cultural boundaries, MAAHEZ has no boundaries. The Cuban-American producer/DJ, who is still one of the most diverse performers in today's industry, developed a distinctive sound after breaking into the electronic scene among the forerunners of the Global Bass and Moombahton movement. Making his main stage festival debut at Life... read full bio
