Ethan Surman has honed his art for a lifetime. A real singer, composer and multi-instrumentalist with a blending of static bedroom sounds and pop tune frenzy that veers between hip-hop, indie and R&B. Dominic Fike, Daniel Caesar, Tame Impala, Stevie Wonder and the Beatles are just a few of the artists that have influenced Surman as he creates an homage to the deeply emotional works... read full bio
With a spate of Great Escape gigs sparking a frenzy of buzz on the streets of Brighton, English Teacher are undoubtedly one of the most highly anticipated new bands in the nation right now. Despite having a few years of history, the four-piece only fully came together as a band during the epidemic and began performing live gigs as limitations began... read full bio
Canadian artist EKKSTACY is from Vancouver. He'd always wanted to be an artist, but he didn't think he had the guts to pursue that dream. He began creating and recording music every day, nevertheless, after suffering through a drug-induced psychosis, his parents' divorce and alcohol misuse. He drew inspiration from literature, movies and musicians like Elliott Smith, The Drums, Bon Iver and... read full bio
Southeast London DJ and vocalist Ell Murphy has gained notoriety with her multi-genre mixes and releases. She mixes the two skills behind the decks to present a distinctive performing approach. As a resident on Balamii radio and around the UK, Ell can be heard singing live over her upbeat choices. She has performed important sets for FOLD, Hör Berlin, Fabric, and... read full bio
Eastern Margins acknowledges the contribution of local collectives, labels and artists in presenting and connecting these sounds. Take the collective's Lunar New Year mix for NTS, a four-hour monster created in association with Nhac Gay from Vietnam, Absurd TRAX from Hong Kong, and Genome 6.66Mb from Shanghai. The mix includes a potpourri of genres, including grime, hardcore, V-pop, manyao, jungle and ambient, that... read full bio
Erika de Casier, a producer and songwriter based in Copenhagen, has just released a new song titled "Do My Thing" as a preview of her just released album. Her own label, Independent Jeep Music, published the song. Erika de Casier made her debut in the electronic music arena when she collaborated with DJ Central and DJ Sports on the 12" maxi-single... read full bio
Best known as one-half of highly regarded duo Armand Hammer, ELUCID has also built a strong record of other collaborations and side projects over the past decade: Small Bills with multi-instrumentalist producer The Lasso (Mello Music), Nostrum Grocers with R.A.P. Ferreira (Ruby Yacht), Dirtee Deacon with Von Pea (Blonde Medicine) and self-produced experimental work like Valley of Grace, Bernadette and Seership. Backwoodz... read full bio
Elizabeth Tabish is a Texas-born actress and director whose riveting on-screen and stage performances have won over audiences. She received notoriety for her superb depiction of Mary Magdalene in the acclaimed television series "The Chosen," garnering praise for her nuanced and emotionally stirring interpretation of the well-known biblical figure. Elizabeth, who has always had a love of literature and the performing... read full bio
Singer, songwriter and performer from South London ELI is an alternative musician that creates her own unique sound by fusing airy harmonic singing, melodious guitar riffs and rhythmic beats. ELI's music, which draws inspiration from the Indie, Soul, Trip Hop and Pop genres, contains a strong international weight that gently lends itself to her music. She belongs to her own distinct musical genre by fusing... read full bio
At her core, Eluize is a moonlighter who writes, creates, curates, and delivers a variety of house and techno music to pass the time. The DJ, producer, performer, and live act from Australia now residing in Berlin has a wide range of musical tastes, from rave-inspired ecstasy to intense and acidic. The songs on her debut album "Confide," which debuted on... read full bio
Dr. Edward O. Thorp is a pioneer in quantitative finance and the quantitative revolution in investing. He is a professor of mathematics, hedge fund manager, and blackjack player. Dr. Thorp is a specialist in mathematical finance, probability & statistics, game theory, and functional analysis. He founded the first quantitative hedge fund. He and Claude Shannon, the founder of information theory,... read full bio
The CEO of the first Recovery Management Agency is Dr. Elisa Hallerman, PhD, JD, a founder, author, and pioneer in soul-centered healing. Elisa entered the entertainment industry after passing the bar and graduating from New York Law School. After working in the mailroom of a talent agency for ten years, she rose to the position of partner and head of... read full bio
Former CEO of the World Surf League (WSL) and former president of the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN), Erik Logan is a transformational leader with a broad portfolio that includes talent management companies, technology, cable networks, and sports league administration. Logan achieved record viewership and profits at WSL by redefining the sport through innovative formats and collaborations with networks including ABC,... read full bio
With approachable, unvarnished storytelling that covers everything from small-town life to contemporary cultural trends, this young Texas native aims to enthrall listeners. Nichols, who was born and raised in Kentucky and Oklahoma, is currently residing in Nashville and working on her first record. Sam Barber was impressed by her demos and asked her to contribute to the writing of "Morning Time." Since its... read full bio
Made by musicians that recognize the importance of melody, narrative, and engrossing soundscapes, Everyone Says Hi's self-titled first album is a collection that feels both pleasantly fresh and incredibly familiar. With an ensemble of seasoned musicians like Pete Denton, Glenn Moule, Ben Gordon, and Tom Dawson supporting him, Nick Hodgson—best known for his time as Kaiser Chiefs' drummer and songwriter—takes... read full bio
Ellen Galinsky was elected President of the Work and Family Researchers Network (WFRN) and President of the Families and Work Institute. She is also the School Superintendent Organization's senior research advisor. Prior positions include faculty at Bank Street College and Chief Science Officer at the Bezos Family Foundation. Work-life balance, child and adolescent development, youth voice, childcare, parent-professional relationships, and... read full bio
Based in Brooklyn, Emil Wakim is a stand-up comedian, actor, and author. Before attending college in Bloomington, Indiana, where he started doing stand-up, Emil was born and reared in Chicago. He will be the first Lebanese-American cast member to appear on Saturday Night Live for its historic 50th season this autumn. In addition to appearing on Don't Tell Comedy and Comedy... read full bio
Erica Orange is the Executive VP and COO of The Future Hunters, one of the most prestigious futurist consulting firms in the world. In these roles, Erica focuses on new social, technological, economic, political, demographic and environmental trends- and recognizes the strategic implications (the “So what”) of those trends for a number of the leading Fortune 500 companies, trade associations... read full bio
Eric is an executive advisor, coach, trainer and keynotes major leadership and sales meetings around the world. He is also the author of several executive and emerging leader development programs that are used across the globe and have been translated into 7 different languages. Eric's new book "Moving to Great....Unleashing Your Best in Life and Work" was released... read full bio
Since 2016, Elin Hauge has focused primarily on AI while bridging the gap between business and data-driven technology for more than 20 years. She has honed an excellent ability to link corporate strategy and the use of AI via her work with company executives and tech entrepreneurs. She constantly debunks jargon and trendy terms, gives fresh insights to well-known problems and... read full bio
