Dizzy Fae is a young alternative R&B artist from St. Paul, Minnesota. To obtain a background in performance, Dizzy Fae attended the TU Dance School and the Saint Paul Conservatory for Performing Arts. It was there Dizzy Fae developed her alternative style of music and performance. She has shared the stage with artists such as The Internet, Kehlani, Empress Of,... read full bio
Deem Spencer is a young rapper and hip-hop artist from Jamaica, Queens. The artist has garnered acclaim from publications like Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, and The Fader. In fact, he was listed on the 40 Best Rap Albums list on Rolling Stones website. Rolling Stone reported, Deem Spencer sings and raps, murmurs and mumbles, with a slight, breathily likable style, recording... read full bio
Doctor Robi Ludwig is a psychotherapist and reporter. She has won a multitude of awards for her reporting skills, covering topics like intimate partner homicide, parenting issues, psychology of good heart health, and the power of reinventing your life. Dr. Ludwig is a contributor to the Investigation Discovery Networks Scorned, which reenacts and analyzes marital homicide. She also appears on... read full bio
Derek Jones is a Nashville singer and songwriter. Jones performs distinct music, combining a rock attitude with country style vocals. From popular cable television to bars and honky-tonks around the nation, Jones has a song for audiences of all kinds. Jones has shared the stage with artists like Billy Ray Cyrus, Ted Nugent, and David Allan Coe. In addition, Jones... read full bio
Drew Morgan is an American stand-up comedian who resides in New York City. He mostly performs in New York in comedy clubs and bars such as, New York Comedy Club, Broadway Comedy Club, Comic Strip Live, and the Creek and the Cave. Morgan is originally from Tennessee and uses that and moving to other cities and countries in his lifetime... read full bio
Robert Emmons, Ph.D., is a Professor of Psychology at UC Davis and is a researcher in the field of personality psychology, emotion psychology, and psychology of religion. Emmons is also the editor-in-chief of The Journal of Positive Psychology. He completed his undergraduate psychology degree at the University of Southern Maine, Portland and went on to earn his M.A. from the... read full bio
Dylan 333 is an up-and-coming rapper from North Carolina. He was born in Jamaica and later on moved to North Carolina which helped him create a sound that he says is a mixture of dancehall and American rap. Within three months of starting his career, Dylan gained praise from artists such as, Adam22, JuiceWrld, and Snordatdude. He releases his music... read full bio
Darby Allen is a globally acclaimed fire chief- one of the courageous firefighters during the Alberta wildfires. Allen is now known as a notable name in leadership and transformation. During the Alberta wildfires, Allen was a pioneer of the efforts to save Fort McMurray’s population. In his keynote speeches, Allen connects with his audience at a deep level, giving insight... read full bio
DC4 is a hard rock band from Los Angeles, California, that consists of members Jeff Duncan, Matt Duncan, Shawn Duncan and Rowan Robertson. The band features current and former members of bands such as Dio, Bang Tango, Odin, Armored Saint and BulletBoys. The band has released songs such as “25 to Life”, “Rock God” and “XXX”. DC4 have appeared on... read full bio
The Desert City Ramblers is a country band that is comprised of members Brian McComas as the lead singer, Scotty Bratcher on guitar, Andy Smith on keys, Kieran Cronley on bass, Matt Salvo on drums and Bart Walker on guitar. The Desert City Ramblers have a unique sound that is a mixture of Southern rock, and country. Through their music,... read full bio
Daniel Rodriguez is an up-and-coming folk singer-songwriter from Boulder, Colorado. Rodriguez performs acoustic folk music on his guitar and he also writes poetic and contemplative songs. He has gained local fame in Boulder, Colorado, and has been featured in Boulder Weekly. Rodriguez began his musical career first working as a founding member and lead songwriter of the folk band Elephant... read full bio
Damon Johnson and the Get Ready is a rock band that is led by Damon Johnson who is a guitarist and singer-songwriter who rose to fame as the leader of Brother Cane. Brother Cane was a popular rock band in the 90’s that rose to fame with singles which included “And Fools Shine On,” “I Lie In the Bed I... read full bio
David Morris is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter, rapper and musician from Charleston, West Virginia. Morris is the next in line of country singer-songwriters who also blend together rap into their genre. Morris finds influence from artists such as Florida Georgia Line and Lil Nas X. Through his music, Morris incorporates together trap drums and a twangy guitar in his melodies as... read full bio
Dillon James is an American country singer-songwriter who rose to fame performing as a contestant on the 18th season of the competition reality series “American Idol.” James was born in Bakersfield, California, and he had a rough upbringing and turned to music to keep himself sober. James began his career after winning the International Modeling and Talent Association’s Inaugural Songwriting... read full bio
Daisy the Great hails from Brooklyn, where Kelley Nicole Dugan and Mina Walker found their love of indie pop music while attending NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. They started writing a musical together while taking a comedy class. It was pretty immediate that they discovered their talent and their musical chemistry. The two of them – along with fellow... read full bio
Dr. Jacob Rosenstein is an expert on the topics of longevity and aging. The Founder and Medical Director of Southwest Age Intervention Institute, he is also a board certified neurosurgeon who transformed his own health and wellness many years ago when he noticed fatigue and lack of energy was slowing him down. He created an evidence-based program of hormone optimization,... read full bio
Ama is a DJ who has really, really blown up recently ever since she released her mix of “Black History Month” in 2019. But for the past eight years or so, DJ Ama has been touring all over the world, like South Africa and North America. She’s even appeared on the BBC Radio 1 Dance Stage at the Reading and... read full bio
Since she was a little girl in Toronto, Daisy O'Dell had a fascination with all things musical. She loved the stage, and majoring in musical theater at Etobicoke High School for the Arts was only the beginning. Aside from stage productions, she also played double bass, the viola, steel drums, and was known to rock a mean cow bell. After... read full bio
Daddy Issues formed back in winter of 2014 after singer Jenna Moynihan saw the words "Daddy Issues" spray-painted on the wall of a venue they were playing at and for a moment thought it could be an all-girl punk band. At the very least, it would make for a great band name, so she adopted then name, recruiting Emily Maxwell... read full bio
D-A-D started out playing together when they were young, back in the early 1980s. This was in Copenhagen, Denmark and they played using their very first band name Disneyland After Dark. Obviously, the name didn’t stick, but the band did as they maintain a strong bond to this day. They dropped their very first EP back in 1985 and nearly... read full bio
