Kai Kwasi is a singer-songwriter from South East London who first gained fame after the release of his debut EP “Jahlila” dropped in 2021. It featured the single “Cracks” and it was released via Play It Again Sam. The song was written after he had a conversation about his feelings of spiraling out of control and it can sometimes feel... read full bio
Kizuna AI is a Japanese virtual YouTube who first started uploading in November of 2016. Kizuna AI is credited as pioneering and even coining the term “Virtual YouTuber”, making her a pioneer in the VTuber field. The term comes from the fact that she describes the character avatar she uses as artificial intelligence. She has reached more than 3 million... read full bio
Kid Bloom is the creation of Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Lennon Kloser, a very talented multi-instrumentalist. He started dropping music in 2016 and it was clear that his sound and style was inspired by late 1970s and 1980s pop music, as well as psychedelic and electronic. All of Kid Bloom’s released were independent and slightly under the radar, although he had... read full bio
Walter Egan is a massively famous rockstar who struck gold in the 70s with his smash hit “Magnet and Steel” which appeared on “Not Shy”, his second album. Walter, a Queens native, got himself a Bachelor of Fine Arts at Georgetown University at Washington, D.C. as a sculpture major. At the same time, he was also perfecting his musical talents.... read full bio
Bruce Vilanch has had quite the career, starting as an entertainment reporter and working his way up to one of the most prolific and celebrated comedy writers out there. There’s a good chance you’ve heard that name and a great chance you’ve seen his face, whether you put two and two together or not. As one of the most sought-after... read full bio
Mike Tompkins is a pop singer and YouTuber who mostly sings cover songs acapella who has gone on to make various television appearances on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and the Today Show. Originally hailing from Edmonton, Alberta, he went on to graduate from the Ontario Institute of Audio Recording Technology, where he graduated, with honors and two awards, with a... read full bio
Funkagenda is a house engineer who has made quite a name for himself. As a DJ, he’s become a prominent fixture in clubs all over the world – Russia, Romania, New York, Poland, Tunisia, and others. He was only 13 when he started making backing tracks for his dad, who is a club musician. After learning multiple instruments and starting... read full bio
Anna Nixon is one of the biggest names in robotics, having won awards in the field. She is also a very accomplished speaker, teacher, and leader that represents the post millennial generation. She got her start in robots when she was very young – her dad brought home a small robotics kit, which she took to really fast. The two... read full bio
Warp 11 is a Sacramento, California based indie rock band who are perhaps best known for their original songs based on the hit TV show Star Trek. They blend genres like blues, country, punk, classic rock, alternative, etc. The band consists of Captain Karl Miller (bassist and vocalist), Chief Engineer Brian Moore (guitarist and vocalist), Chief Science Officer Kiki Stockhammer... read full bio
"Parson James gained fame with his collaborations with big name artists, including his single “Stole the Show”, created with Norwegian producer Kygo. The song became a hit in several countries, as well as received certifications in Italy, New Zealland, Norway, and the UK. The video to the song was released at the YouTube Music Awards, with the duo also performing... read full bio
What are the requirements for making a music legend Ask Karen Wolfe, the Queen of Blues & Soul. Karen was raised singing gospel music in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, where she was born and raised (her birthdate was August 14). She initially explored a career in religious music, performing with Soul Unlimited and working with the Harmonettes, a group that would eventually... read full bio
"The Gilded Palace of Sin", the Flying Burrito Brothers' groundbreaking debut album from 1969, made them a household name among country rockers in the United States. Despite having ties to the band's founders, Gram Parsons and Chris Hillman, the group endured numerous personnel changes and has continued to exist in various forms to the present. In 2002, Sneaky Pete Kleinow... read full bio
Western New York-based The Hootz, formerly known as The Hootn'Anges, is an alternative rock country band. Luke and Ange Marino are a husband and wife team that play guitar, bass guitar, and sing. Their hilarious lyrics and unpolished music have a certain purity to them. Their performances feature a number of classically educated musicians, some of whom play the fiddle,... read full bio
The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Experience was founded in 1995 with the goal of performing the most authentic and compelling Led Zeppelin live performance since the original. It's much more than a homage for Zoso. It's about reliving a musical epoch. In spirit, tightly wrapped talent, and genuineness, Zoso epitomizes Page, Plant, Bonham, and Jones. Each member of the band has... read full bio
From Nashville, Tennessee, Sol Cat combines some really powerful guitars and grooves with synthesizers and croons. It's music that makes you want to dance and think, and it draws inspiration from both current events and historical events. Sol Cat has gained the attention of rock and pop fans in numerous regions while touring the country with acts like The Weeks,... read full bio
The rock group The Young Evils, from Seattle, Washington, is a great example of how final results frequently diverge significantly from original plans. Troy Nelson and Mackenzie Mercer, coworkers at a record store, started The Young Evils as a fun, Vaselines-inspired pop duo. However, they no longer sound anything like that group. The Brooklyn-based band extended their sound after their... read full bio
The kitchen is the only area in the trailer where you can write, work, or play music. Therefore, for the rock group Crass Mammoth from North Georgia, the kitchen has taken on a cosmic significance. The core of the band is made up of the Crowe brothers, Joseph (vocals, guitar, drums), and Matthew (bass, drums), with Trey Epperson III, a... read full bio
Frederick J. Frese III, Ph.D. is a psychologist with over 40 years of public mental health care experience. He is a professor of psychiatry at Northeast Ohio Medical University, a clinical assistant professor at Case Western Reserve University, and the coordinator of the Summit County Recovery Project in Akron. Fred was Western Reserve Psychiatric Hospital's Director of Psychology for 15... read full bio
Purple Stripe Productions' creator, Lynette, also serves as Mingl Marketing's interim head of marketing technologies. She collaborates with brand agencies, internal staff members, and career-minded professionals to develop and successfully implement strategic and tactical initiatives to increase visibility, draw talent, expand the clientele, and attract new clients via the social web. She has more than 1.5 million Google+ followers... read full bio
Hot Rod Circuit is a masterfully created creature that combines unmistakable melodies with jagged guitars in a kind of musical assault. The band, which is originally from Auburn, Alabama, was founded and soon gained popularity by playing in neighborhood bars and sharing the stage with acts like The Get Up Kids, Jawbox, and Poster Children. Originally going under the moniker Antidote,... read full bio
