GAIKA's music is experimental but catchy, dark yet melodious, and it was born out of his travels among the various international currents of modern-day London. GAIKA's style is ultimately wide, fluidly fusing musical patterns, vocal flows and slangs of UK, US and Caribbean music. He draws heavily from his Brixton background as well as his Jamaican and Grenadian roots. GAIKA is a producer... read full bio
The UK drum and bass duo GLXY are making a lot of noise with their soulful kind of producing. Tom and Jonathan first started working together while they were both students at the University of Leicester. Their shared musical background is evident in their music. After having its radio debut from Rene La Vice on the Drum and Bass show, their... read full bio
Fracture runs the Astrophonica label and releases songs on innovative British dance music labels like Metalheadz and Exit Records when he's not in the kitchen. Fracture produces music that is difficult to classify. In the underground smash "Get Busy" for dBridge's Exit Records, his low-slung remix of "Phantom Force" by Digital & Spirit, the hands-in-the-air thrills of award-winning and cross-over "Loving... read full bio
A modern folk singer-songwriter of Iraqi and Belarusian ancestry, Flo Perlin is from London. She has been praised by BBC Radio 6 as a "true storyteller" for her approach, which combines modern folk, jazz and soul. The songs examine subjects including family history, human nature and self-care. Every time you listen, you learn more about the lyrics thanks to her expressive, distinctive... read full bio
Former Major League Baseball (MLB) outfielder and first baseman Nicholas Thompson Swisher is an American who played professionally. Swisher, who was well-known for his power hitting and superb plate discipline, has played for a number of organizations, including the Cleveland Indians, Atlanta Braves, Chicago White Sox, Oakland Athletics, and New York Yankees. Swisher, a left-handed pitcher and switch-hitter, batted for average... read full bio
French vocalist Eva de Marce and musician/producer Dan Solo collaborated to establish the Franco-Mexican group Los Eclipses. A sonorous layer full of conflicting subtleties, ranging from light to darkness, sorrow to exhilaration, tranquility to party, is created by the members' chaotic fusion of genres. In just one year from its conception, a project that has garnered a lot of media and public... read full bio
Psychotic Monks are a band that alternates between The Jesus Lizard's contortions, Sonic Youth's looseness, Throbbing Gristle's evil electronics and Dublin's Gilla Band's organic pulse, yet they finally produce music that seems like their own. The band made sure to include room in their writing process for "accidents" themselves. The band experiments with compositional elements like as structure, textures, silence and the... read full bio
Winner, Overcoats' third full-length film, is set in the kinds of New York City locations that are ideal for unhindered daydreaming: rooftops and fire escapes, late-night downtown and the magnificent Manhattan skyline as seen from the George Washington Bridge. Hana Elion and JJ Mitchell set their storytelling against a sonic backdrop more reminiscent of open spaces, paying homage to the city... read full bio
Terrina Chrishell Stause, better known by her stage name Chrishell Stause, is a renowned American actress best remembered for her performance in the well-liked Selling Sunset reality series on Netflix. She has established herself as a prominent figure in the entertainment world in addition to her earlier television appearances as Amanda Dillon on All My Children and Jordan Ridgeway on... read full bio
Author and skilled journalist Jennifer Wallace is well known for her perceptive work illuminating the harmful impacts of success pressure. She has made important contributions to the field as the author of the much praised book "Never Enough: When Achievement Pressure Becomes Toxic - and What We Can Do About It." Due to the strong demand for Jennifer's knowledge, she has... read full bio
A compelling speaker, author, and clergyman recognized for his words of compassion, optimism, and faith is Chad Veach. Veach, who was born on June 29th, 1980 in Seattle, Washington, fell in love with ministry at an early age and has since devoted his life to sharing the love of God with others. Veach is the founding pastor of Los Angeles, California's... read full bio
Ivorian Doll is without a doubt an extraordinary and exceptional creative, having been dubbed "Queen Of Drill" by the BBC and the first female rapper to receive a plaque from GRM Daily, known for their Daily Duppy videos, as well as landing performances at internationally renowned festivals like Wireless and Rolling Loud Portugal. Ivorian Doll, who is most known for her... read full bio
As the youngest mayor of Stockton, California, Michael Tubbs, an experienced American politician and social entrepreneur, attracted global attention. Tubbs, who was born in Stockton on August 2, 1990, showed outstanding leadership potential at a young age and developed a passion for bettering his neighborhood. Tubbs went to his hometown intending to help the people there after receiving a bachelor's degree... read full bio
The third album by Minnesota-based indie-rock band Remo Drive, A Portrait of an Ugly Man, is in many ways a return to form for them. It is a slice of tremolo-heavy classic rock filtered through the prism of the gunslinging American West. The record harkens back to the dextrous, quirky sound that enabled the band—made up of brothers Erik (vocals,... read full bio
Texas King was established and soon after, they started to become known for their exhilarating rock performances. After supporting a first EP with tours around Ontario's and Canada's east coast, they witnessed the release of Circles, their long-awaited full-length album. During their Canadian release tour, the band's first hit "Boomerang" attracted notice on Canadian radio, particularly at Toronto's 102.1 The Edge and... read full bio
The Wilkesboro, North Carolina-based alt-country/indie rock quintet's members, Skip and Logan Matheny, are brothers who grew up with a great-grandfather who took them to the Grand Ole Opry and a high school band director father who played in R&B bands and took his family to Doc Watson's annual music festival, Merlefest. The Mathenys started an unofficial band (with Logan on... read full bio
"Gelong Thubten is an author and public speaker with more than 20 years experience teaching mindfulness meditation in businesses, hospitals, schools, universities, prisons and addiction counselling centres. He is a world pioneer in the mindfulness movement, as he introduced it into these sectors many years before it became popular. He lectures internationally at companies such as Google, Linkedin, Facebook,... read full bio
JAY1, a Coventry native with a confident strut, has seen a spectacular climb after his track "Your Mrs" reached the 18th position in the U.K. Charts. After relocating from North London to Coventry, a place historically populated by students, JAY1 began to take music seriously. Although the U.K. MC frequently let his lyrics speak for themselves on minimalist trap rhythms,... read full bio
American journalist Clarissa Ward is renowned for her gutsy reporting and perceptive assessments of world affairs. Ward has established a reputable career in journalism that has taken him to numerous foreign hotspots and crisis zones. American-born Ward has always been passionate about telling stories and has an insatiable curiosity about the globe. At Yale University, where she continued her studies, she... read full bio
Maksim MC, a vocalist from London, has been a presenter and recording artist in the electronic music sector for more than ten years. He has worked with various well-known labels, including as UKF, Critical, Vision, Inspected & Playaz, as a result of his appearances on albums by producers like Mefjus, Culprate and Annix. With the release of "Nightmares in Reality" with Culprate,... read full bio
