Emily has discovered methods to connect with the core of what makes us human throughout her career. While "London" and "Song for Bryan" address the subtleties of heartbreak, songs like "Brooklyn" and "Cannonball" convey the exuberance of adventure and new love. Emily started examining the profound complexity of what it means to be in love and the healing process that... read full bio
Ash Lauryn, an international DJ, curator, and cultural voice advancing the Black American roots of house and techno, was born in Detroit and currently resides in Atlanta. Within the dance community, her well-known platform Underground & Black—which started as a blog and developed into a popular NTS Radio show and event series—has emerged as a vital hub for open communication... read full bio
Top Irish music, song, and dance are all featured in this wildly popular Irish Christmas in America program, which is produced by Sligo fiddler Oisín Mac Diarmada and is full of humor and unending energy. Caitríona Sherlock, a remarkable representation of the finest emerging Irish female vocal ability, returns to the ensemble as a vocalist. Samantha Harvey's exciting Irish old-style... read full bio
Storm Large is a novelist, writer, musician, and actor. As a contestant on the CBS program Rock Star: Supernova, Storm gained widespread recognition. Although she was ousted the week before the finale, she developed a following that now follows her across the globe. She appeared on America's Got Talent as well. Storm sang in clubs all throughout San Francisco during the... read full bio
Trinity Queen is a fervent orator, evangelist, and motivator for God's Kingdom. She has already preached the gospel in hundreds of cities. Growing up in Waverly, Iowa, as a pastor's child, Trinity was aware early on that she was meant to preach and spread the gospel. She demonstrated her unshakeable dedication to sharing the love of Christ by setting a... read full bio
Courtney Smallbone is the type of friend that hosts a disco party just to celebrate life, eat, and dance. She writes about the evening she threw her friends and family a party with a '70s theme in Technicolor Woman. A fiery straight shooter, Courtney's debut book is full of hilarious anecdotes, truth bombs from real life, and lessons supported by... read full bio
Ginny and her spouse, Josh, live in Southeast Michigan and have five children under the age of twelve. Over the course of their parenting adventure, they have frequently observed city, county, and state parks, along with trails, campgrounds, and nature-scapes in general, almost entirely free of children. They began asking themselves the straightforward question, "Why" around five years ago.... read full bio
Helen Smallbone, the youngest of four children and the daughter of a Methodist minister, was raised in Australia. Her religion became true in her mid-teens when she gave her life to Christ at a Billy Graham Crusade in Sydney, despite having grown up in a church. Despite having training as an occupational therapist, Helen's top priorities were serving God and being... read full bio
Renowned for his house and groove-focused style, Franc Fala is a key player in Amsterdam's new underground talent wave. His unique, unconventional, emotionally charged, and rhythmic style has been popular among the city's underground club scene for the past few years. Along the way, Franc has performed in some of Amsterdam's most recognizable venues, such as Shelter, Het Sieraad, and... read full bio
Muco is a British-Burundian singer, songwriter, and composer whose passion for language and narrative serves as inspiration for her songs. Muco has developed a devoted following on the internet because to his imaginative reworkings of medieval folk tunes in Middle and Old English. In these performances, he uses his voice and the ‘inanga’ (an East African zither), to reinterpret traditional... read full bio
Born in Harrow, London, Kibo is a rap experimentalist, universe builder, and relentless lyrical powerhouse. He has made a name for himself as one of the most creative voices in the underground by operating just outside of the capital's conventional musical hotspots. Rap legend, worldwide dance culture, and genre-unnameable sound design are all vibrantly spliced together in his music, which... read full bio
Marius and Darius Bell, twin brothers, created the DJ and production team Twin Diplomacy. The multi-instrumentalists, who are from Miami, Florida, started playing together in alternative rock bands when they were teenagers and started making electronic music in their late teens. With more than 150 million streams in the first two years since launch, Marius and Darius have made Twin... read full bio
London-based singer-songwriter Charmaine Ayoku, (dexter in the newsagent) writes songs that have an indie-acoustic core, creates dreamy pop tunes. She has been crafting tender, poignant tracks that veer between subdued balladry and radiant dance-pop since the early days of confinement. Because of its lively yet personal production, her single "Special" won Best New Track from Pitchfork. With over 343K Spotify listeners per... read full bio
At the age of eight, John performed stand-up comedy for the first time at a school talent event, and he has been entertaining crowds ever since. He has performed in front of over two million people more than 6,000 times and collaborated with Oscar, Emmy, and Grammy winners. He was the final comedian to perform on Huckabee and has been... read full bio
Joel Muddamalle is the director of theology and research for Proverbs 31 Ministries and has a Ph.D. in theology. Alongside certified counselor Jim Cress and Lysa TerKeurst, he co-hosts the Therapy & Theology podcast. Joel frequently speaks at conferences and events and is a member of the preaching staff at Transformation Church in Indian Land, South Carolina. "The Hidden Peace: Finding... read full bio
Rob Kazi, a New Orleans native, is one of the most gifted and dynamic comedic actors of our time, enthralling audiences on stage and online. Rob has amassed a sizable fan base thanks to his high-energy, short-form comedic content that consistently makes people laugh. Rob is well-known for his contagious humor and quick-witted storytelling. Rob has succeeded in stand-up comedy and acting... read full bio
The newest full-time regular on Kill Tony is stand-up comedian Dedrick Flynn! Sweet Water 420 Festival, 10,000 Laughs Festival, A3C Festival, Laughing Skull Festival, Memphis Comedy Festival, Chattanooga Film Festival, Red Clay Festival, and Resurgence Festival are just a few of the events he has performed at. Captain Deddy of the pirate ship "We Them" is the official name of this delectable... read full bio
The new music-making idea that Marcus Schössow and Thomas Sagstad came up with is called anamē. Since the Scandinavian underground house music of the early 2000s, their relationship and musical abilities have grown as independent musicians. Prior to their highly regarded solo careers, the pair produced several genre-crossing duets on the renowned Global Underground and Ministry of Sound labels. Now,... read full bio
The now-cult classic "Rogue Intruder, Soul Enhancer" introduced Oli's distinctive patchwork sampling technique, personal field recordings, and timid, fractured vocals, which combined to create his now-signature sound that was reminiscent of both humorless glitch and Basement Jaxx's lighthearted nature. His influence may be heard and seen everywhere these days, but Oli vanished after joining the legendary label Warp. Fans started posting... read full bio
Aych (pronounced "H") became enamored with basketball and music. His enthusiasm for the music business intensified as he got older. As an adult, Tampa would become his home as he pursued his goals and opportunities as a promoter and recording artist. He founded "Da Cypher," the longest-running hip-hop open mic in Tampa history, after growing dissatisfied with the city's lack... read full bio
