Felly’s music is eclectic and sunny. This Connecticut rapper and producer grew up listening to reggae and hip-hop, seriously inspired by Bob Marley. In his teens, Felly began to take an interest in sampling and beat making. With a developed taste for jazz and soul, Felly started producing his own tracks. He received recognition initially for a parody song, ‘Condoms’,... read full bio
The Buttertones banded together in search of producing, performing, and exploring the depths of music culture. Finding common grounds, Sean Redman, Richard Araiza, Modesto Cobian, Dakota Bottcher, and London Guzman create their own alternative rock. Drawing inspiration from a diverse group of genres, including surf music and garage rock, the sounds of The Buttertones keeps audiences on their feet. The... read full bio
The Conservatory of Music at Purchase College is where Langhorne Slim first began his musical career, when he fully engaged himself in the SUNY curriculum. Here, he developed his craft and honed his performance abilities, laying the foundation for his career in music. Langhorne Slim's skill drew in listeners from all over as he set out on his musical voyage. His... read full bio
Alfie Kohn is an author, lecturer, speaker, and expert on topics including education, human behavior, and parenting; he is a staunch advocate for progressive education. He offers commentary on much of traditional society’s way of parenting and educating, and he works as an avid social science researcher. Kohn earned his B.A. from Brown University in Rhode Island and he acquired... read full bio
An activist, educator, and speaker, Christopher Emdin works as the Director of Science Education at the Center for Health Equity and Urban Science Education; he also is the Associate Director of the Institute for Urban and Minority Education at Teachers College, Colombia University, as well as an Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics, Science and Technology for Teachers College.... read full bio
Renowned mathematician and statistician Talithia Williams works at Harvey Mudd College to research the spatiotemporal structure of data. She is also known for being the first black woman to achieve tenure at Harvey Mudd College. After earning her bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Spelcman college and acquiring her master’s in Statistics from Rice University and Mathematics from Howard University, she... read full bio
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Nick Mulvey is a musician, singer, and composer who hails from England. In the band Portico Quartet, which he helped form, he was known for playing the hang. His career as a singer-songwriter began in 2011, and he has since released the extended plays "The Trellis" (2012) and "Fever to the Form" (2013), in addition to his studio album "First... read full bio
The New Respects are a funky blues band comprised of siblings Zandy, Lexi, and Darius Fitzgerald, and their cousin Jasmine Mullen. The group grew up around music, familiar with Nashville’s vibrant musical history. Having played music together for essentially their entire lives, the group’s dynamic flows easily. When The New Respects decided to try something new, picking up electronic tools... read full bio
Plaid is an electronic music duo from London. The duo is comprised of artists Andy Turner and Ed Handley. Plaid is their newest moniker; they have used other pseudonyms like Atypic, Repeats, and Balil. Plaid has released 17 albums under their various monikers. The duo creates Intelligent Dance Music, the duo’s own sub-genre of electronic dance music. They have created... read full bio
Phoebe Ryan is a singer and songwriter. She gained recognition after releasing a mashup of R. Kelly’s ‘Ignition’ and Miguel’s ‘Do You.’ Her original music has received praise from artists like Tove Lo and Taylor Swift. Ryan has also co-wrote songs for artists like Bea Miller. Her contribution to Miller’s ‘Young Blood’ led to it being a Billboard Dance Club... read full bio
Will Holland is a DJ and producer from England. He performs under a multitude of different monikers, including Quantic, The Quantic Soul Orchestra, The Limp Twins, and Flowering Inferno. Holland presents different elements of music in each of his songs, using sounds inspired by salsa, soul, funk, and jazz music. He samples other artists materials on occasion to add different... read full bio
Maxo Kream was shaped by a hard upbringing. He was a hustler, and he has turned his painful memories into rap filled with revelations. Maxo Kream was arrested for a drug and money-laundering scheme. Since his arrest, Kream has relased the mixtape ‘Punken,’ which details his experiences in organized crime. Kream has worked with artists like Joey Bada$$, The Sauce... read full bio
Kranium is a reggae and dancehall singer from Jamaica. Kranium first started his career as a dancehall singer when his uncle, a star known as Screwdriver, took Kranium under his wing. Pursuing a solo career, Kranium’s song, ‘Nobody Has to Know’, launched him into fame in the United States. The song sold more than 40,000 copies and peaked at number... read full bio
Parsonsfield is a folk rock band from Connecticut, comprised of members Chris Freeman, Max Shakun, Antonio Alcorn, Harrison Goodale, and Erik Hischmann. The band began performing together at the University of Connecticut. Gaining a following, Parsonsfield decided to record and release a self-titled album. They later toured the United States and Canada. Aside from performing as a band, Parsonsfield also... read full bio
Desi Williamson is an empowering motivational keynote speaker. His presentations focus on cultivating and developing leaders, mastering the power of change, and gaining a new perspective on challenging times. Williamson has worked in sales and marketing at companies like Johnson & Johnson, PepsiCo, Dr. Pepper, and more. He has managed multi-million dollar budgets, along with helping these companies and others... read full bio
Melinda Marcus is a noteworthy international speaker, founder of Influence Advisors, and an expert in the Science of Influence. She uses her method, the Marcus Method of Influence, to educate businesses on how to develop their teams. The method is based on body language, psychology, and strategic messaging. Marcus is a persuasion and influence expert, she is able to use... read full bio
Chris Simms has established himself as one of the brightest young football minds on television today. Simms appeared as an Analyst for NBC’s Super Bowl LII Pre-Game Show and post-game coverage. Simms recently made his debut as an analyst on NBC’s Football Night in America pregame coverage for Week 10 Sunday Night Football. In addition, Simms currently serves as Lead... read full bio
Small Black is an ever-evolving band. Their sounds are inspired by the band member’s colorful pasts, and their aspirations for the future. Artists Ryan Heyner, Josh Hayden Kolenik, Juan Pieczanski, and Jeff Curtin use their musical talents to create something extraordinary with one another. Fusing together guitar, keyboard, bass, drums, and vocals, the group demonstrates their undeniable chemistry on stage... read full bio
Son Lux has functioned as a sort of sonic test kitchen from the beginning. The Academy Award and BAFTA-nominated group aims to recreate music from a molecular level and challenge long-held beliefs about its creation. Due to an unavoidable kinship with Ian Chang and Rafiq Bhatia, what started out as a solitary endeavor for creator Ryan Lott grew. While producing,... read full bio
