Northeast Philadelphia, which is largely a working-class neighborhood and comparable to Queens and Brooklyn in New York, is where Silvertide originated. The band, formerly known as Vertigo, was originally made up of four people: drummer Kevin Frank, lead guitarist Nick Perri, lead singer Walt Lafty and rhythm guitarist Mark Melchiorre. Silvertide began when bassist Brian Weaver joined the group. When the young rockers... read full bio
He competed in the Olympics as an amateur for Britain, where he took home the gold in the super-heavyweight class. Wladimir Klitschko and Anthony squared up at Wembley Stadium. Witnessed by ninety thousand people at the fully booked arena and shown globally, Anthony prevailed in what is considered to be one of the biggest fights in boxing history. Joshua had the top heavyweight... read full bio
Pogacnik's perspective prompted him to investigate the impact of foundational principles of art on the growth of society as a result of his active participation in the artistic, commercial and political arenas as well as academia and civil society. His practical perspective is that in order to attract and "compose" art forces to bring many social domains together, elevated resonance platforms... read full bio
Daiki Tsuneta, a producer and composer based in Tokyo who also fronts King Gnu, one of the largest bands in Japan, is the leader of the creative collaborative known as millennium parade. They are a vibrant collective of artists from a range of artistic disciplines, such as artwork, design, visual effects, music and filmmaking. Their sound has an electronic bend with pop-inspired... read full bio
Rob McNelley is a renowned session guitarist in Nashville, working with artists such as Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan, Joe Bonamassa, Eric Church and Buddy Guy, but it's not only his technical prowess that continues bringing in business. He composes his own songs and takes that melodic approach into the recording studio for other musicians. Renowned musician McNelley has collaborated with several... read full bio
Singer Peyton Parrish is well-known for his creative cover songs and throaty brand of post-grunge and country music with Viking influences. His rendition of "My Mother Told Me," a song from the video game Assassin's Creed Valhalla that appeared in the television series Vikings, made him a viral sensation. He released his debut album, Cowboy Man, the same year, which... read full bio
Turia Pitt is an Australian mining engineer, humanitarian, motivational speaker, athlete, and author. Pitt was competing in an ultra marathon when she was caught in a grass fire, barely alive. She suffered burns to 65% of her body, lost seven of her fingers, spent six months in a hospital, and two years recovering. Since then, she has gone on to... read full bio
Millions of people are familiar with Linda Purl from her Broadway shows, as well as from her recurring parts in over 45 made-for-TV films and the renowned television shows Happy Days, The Office, Matlock and The Bold and the Beautiful. Her career in theater has been rich and long-lasting, spanning Broadway, Off-Broadway, regional and worldwide tours. Alone Together, Out of the World, Midnight Caravan,... read full bio
During the STS-9 mission, Ulf Merbold made history by being the first non-American to fly aboard the Space Shuttle. He served as the Crew Interface Coordinator (CIC) and backup Payload Specialist on the Space Shuttle Spacelab German D-1 mission. After transferring, Merbold worked for ESA as a project manager on Columbus, the European laboratory for the International Space Station, at... read full bio
Among today's most prominent and controversial German thinkers is undoubtedly Peter Sloterdijk. Heidegger was a major inspiration for Sloterdijk, who is renowned for his insightful analyses of the contemporary human condition through thought-provoking debates on topics like genetic engineering, the media, and European unity. Karlsruhe is the birthplace of philosopher and Kritik der zynischen Vernunft author Prof. Peter Sloterdijk. After completing... read full bio
Unquestionably, Africa Negra has been the most significant and sincere representative of São Tomé and Príncipean music for the last forty years. The group, which their fans have come to lovingly refer to as "mama djumba," is highly well-known in the lusophone African countries and throughout its global diaspora, including Europe, North and South America. They are known for their unique... read full bio
Although jungle drum&bass has evolved at an incredible rate since its beginning in the early 1990s, several themes and traits have persisted. One such aspect of the scene that has endured is MC GQ's charisma, presence, and unique voice. Being at the top of the game for over 30 years has brought GQ all over the world, given him chart success,... read full bio
Australian pop punk and indie rock group Slowly Slowly hails from Melbourne, Victoria. Alex Quayle, Patrick Murphy, Albert Doan, and Ben Stewart make up the band. In 2016, they issued their first album, Chamomile. Performers Slowly Slowly have appeared at festivals including Party in the Paddock, Splendour in the Grass, and Beyond the Valley. Additionally, they have accompanied Amy Shark and... read full bio
Leading South Asian hip hop pioneer in Canada, AR Paisley, has amassed over 100 million streams across all DSPs and over 60 million views on YouTube thanks to his explosive rhymes that communicate genuine vulnerability. His subsequent nomination as Canadian Music Week's Hip Hop/Rap Artist of the Year and his On The Radar freestyle, which demonstrated his skill as a... read full bio
Himanshu "Heems" Suri reveals LAFANDAR, a surprise new initiative. Heems returned to the music scene late last year with his On The Radar freestyle, which served as a prelude to his upcoming record LAFANDAR, which will be released under his own Veena Sounds label in collaboration with Nas's Mass Appeal India. This came after a six-year break from solo releases.... read full bio
Within the global electronic music scene, Evan Hatfield has emerged as a promising new talent. His electrifying live performances have gained him a reputation for showcasing his sitar alongside an array of synthesizers, drum machines, and sequencers to create a genuinely remarkable and singular musical experience. Global DJs and producers including Goldcap, Lee Burridge, Mercan Dede, and many more have endorsed... read full bio
Andrea Graham is a renowned DJ, producer, and curator who goes by the stage name The Librarian. She is regarded as one of the most influential and creative brains in bass music. She is the co-founder and music director of the Bass Coast Music Festival, which is well-known throughout the world for its avant-garde music programming and installation art. Being... read full bio
You're going to need some serious education if your sole knowledge of Craze comes from the fact that he is the only solo DJ to win the DMC World Championships three times. Every uphill battle that Craze encountered from the beginning was greeted with extreme adversity; each kick that knocked him down made him get back up even stronger. Not only... read full bio
Smalltown DJs, who were part of the initial group of DJs to emerge from Diplo's Hollerboard site, have performed at venues all over the world, including Fabric in London, Paris, and Helsinki, U-Hall in Washington, DC, Brooklyn, and Los Angeles. Highlights include Sean White's gold medal celebration during the Olympics in Vancouver, and a year-long residence in Las Vegas. The... read full bio
In addition to being an instrumentalist, musician, music producer, DJ, and graphic designer, NATURRITU is a multidisciplinary artist. He is the creator of Memorial Movement, a deliberate dance that helps people relive their past. His love of music is expressed in distinctive ceremonial settings and auditory adventures, as well as in Ecstatic Dances, which are primarily bolstered by the sacred... read full bio
