In addition to writing Trust Me, B2B, a brief book about establishing lasting trust via marketing, Katie Martell is the author and producer of Woke-Washed, a book and documentary investigating the interaction between marketing and social movements. She collaborates with companies to highlight tales of transformation and customer experience trends as marketing changes in the digital era. She may be hosting... read full bio
At Salesforce, Amanda serves as the Director of Community Marketing. She has experience in account management for interactive and full-service advertising firms with a background in content marketing and community management. She has received honors from the Online Marketing Institute, Direct Marketing Association, Content Marketing Institute, Publicity Club of New England, New England Direct Marketing, University of Hartford and the Advertising... read full bio
With almost 25 years of experience, Jennifer has led Demand Generation initiatives for customers ranging from tiny start-ups to Fortune 500 organizations in the US and Europe. Jennifer adds a distinctive and inclusive viewpoint to her approach because she has experience working as a client, a client agency and an agency owner herself. Jennifer oversees the Demand Process Strategy Practice Area... read full bio
Tamsen Webster has spent the last 20 years assisting professionals in turning their ideas into action. Her work focuses on how to develop the tales that partners, investors, clients and consumers will tell themselves—and others. She does this in part by acting as a message strategist, storyteller and English-to-English translator. Tamsen developed her experience via her work with startups that represent the newest... read full bio
A co-founder of the risk advisory company LifeCycle Finance Partners, LLC, Allison Schrager is an economist, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, contributing editor at City Journal and writer for Bloomberg Opinion. By working in the fields of finance, politics and journalism, Allison broadened her career. She oversaw the development of retirement products at Dimensional Fund Advisors and provided advice to international institutions... read full bio
Canada's Ghost Woman, the creation of Alberta native Evan John Uschenko, use a mesmerizing fusion of dusty garage rock, psych-blasted punk and jangly, lo-fi indie pop. The band debuted in 2016 with their self-titled album, which was followed by Anne, If. Uschenko got his start touring as a multi-instrumentalist with the independent rocker Michael Rault from Edmonton. The Ghost Woman sound, which... read full bio
One of the UK's most unique voices, Lady Nade has been nominated for Artist of the Year at the AMAUK Awards and won Song of the Year at the UK Americana Awards and recognized by Bristol as one of its Most Influential Women. She is a very talented, award-winning songstress. The intriguing tapestry of Lady Nade's music defies simple classification, fusing folk,... read full bio
DJ and producer Lanna is from Serbia. When she was 12 years old and visited a neighboring DJ school, she saw turntables for the first time and instantly fell in love with electronic music. She played as the youngest member of the renowned EXIT Festival for two years. In the Letsmixit DJ competition for up-and-coming DJs, she took second place.... read full bio
DJ/Producer Ben Fellows, also known as NuBass, is from London. He has made a name for himself among the current generation of bass producers by emphasizing the gritty, darker side of the genre with releases on Spinnin Records, the LA-based Night Bass label, and his own label, The Archives, which he co-founded. Moksi, Chris Lorenzo, Skrillex, and other renowned DJs... read full bio
Brothers Hom Yu and Jiun Chi started the psychedelic music group Mong Tong in Taiwan. The brothers' childhood moniker, which might imply completely different things in Burmese, Cantonese, or Chinese, is where the name "Mong Tong" originates. Southeast Asian mythology and folklore, as well as 1960's and 1970's psychedelic music, are major influences on Mong Tong's music. Their music features mesmerizing... read full bio
Chad Ubovich of Meatbodies was a consistent MVP contender in the thriving West Coast rock scene of the 2010s. The Los Angeles native spent the most of the decade playing guitar solos in Mikal Cronin's backing band, providing Ty Segall and Charlie Moothart with Sabbath-like low end as the bassist for Fuzz and fronting his own Meatbodies. With 333, a destructive brew... read full bio
The Irish rock group, which was formed in 2018, is rapidly gaining new fans. They have over 30,000 followers on Instagram and since starting a YouTube account, all of the videos they have posted there have had over 2.8 million views. The girls want to be the next big thing in the rock music industry and are inspired by rock music from... read full bio
Modern music seldom merits the label timeless, but BEL stands out from the crowd. Isabel Whelan, who is from the small town of Clovis, California, draws inspiration from artists like Stevie Nicks, Joni Mitchell and Mazzy Star while creating nostalgic songs with honesty and attention to detail. Four tracks by BEL, including joint efforts with girlhouse and Boyish, were published before her... read full bio
The Belair Lip Bombs first album is titled "Lush Life," and it comes from Melbourne's thriving independent sector. Their music, which is led by Maisie Everett, explores a world of yearning, change, and self-discovery. The record, which was created in 2022 at the Head Gap and Singing Bird studios, deftly blends evocative storytelling with indie rock melodies. The album covers themes... read full bio
Coldwave's harsh brand of post-punk is controlled in its anarchy, fusing buzz-saw dual guitars, booming horns and a high-octane live performance. The six-piece’s frenzied music provides the terrain for harsh, half-spoken vocal delivery that portrays the angst and mundanity of the day-to-day. Over the previous three years, Coldwave have made their presence felt in the South Australian music scene and are ready... read full bio
JPhelpz is a global bass music juggernaut who has been crushing crowds and starting mosh pits since 2011. He has an unflinchingly strict work ethic and unmatched production skills. Even the highest echelons of EDM production have been invaded by JPhelpz's ominous mechanical sound design skills. Early in his career, he distinguished himself from the competition by impressing the top... read full bio
Sea Power is a conceptual indie band from Natland, England. Their music combines post-rock experimentalism and art rock components with a rare level of creativity and intensity. While their early work—which was characterized by their 2003 debut, The Decline of British Sea Power—was frequently likened to the Cure and Joy Division, they eventually developed into more intricately orchestrated creations that were... read full bio
Her creator, Janice Connolly, is a strong proponent of living life to the fullest and was recently recognized with the British Empire medal in the Queen's New Year's Honours list. Following her triumphant BBC Radio 2 Comedy Showcase pilot, she received a full series commission. Barbara, the bargain seeker, takes National Express coaches across the nation instead of driving a car.... read full bio
Songs like "Inherently Political," a supercharged sonic collage that critiques both individual and systemic racism, showcase Romarna's insatiable energy and natural curiosity. The B:Music commissioned composition was well-received right away by Jazz FM's Tony Minnielle, Anne Frankenstein and Jamz Supernova, who named it their "New Name of the Week." We go farther into her realm of resonant frequencies and aware vibrations in... read full bio
Organic-electronic tracks that a feminist quintet recorded in Togo. Voodoo spirit and heritage geared for the dance floor. There are five of them, five fingers that resemble a single hand that is prepared to make a fist, to strike a table with force, or to tenderly touch the earth. All of them were raised in Togo, which is close to Benin... read full bio
