Richie Quake, a sensitive socialite who was brought up in Brooklyn, sounds like he generates in those epiphanic moments when your intoxication reaches its pinnacle and the sun comes up. Quake creates periodic intervals between jointed musicality and pure instruments with a cinematic, retro-indie sound and crooning vocals, adding a gentleness and a breath of fresh air. Richie creates his... read full bio
With the help of the viral popularity of his song "A Drop in the Ocean," which has been played more than 1 billion times and has gone platinum in the US and double platinum in Sweden, platinum recording independent musician, Ron Pope, built a name for himself in the early days of music streaming. Formerly a devoted New Yorker, Pope... read full bio
Rarelyalways has always been captured by music. His single father played drums and specialized in gospel music. He would reserve practice spaces so the two of them could play the drums for three hours straight. Right away, music was connected to being enjoyable and healing. However, the six-hour ceremonies his father played in demonstrated the dedication and effort involved in music. He listened to... read full bio
Ridley Slim is the stage name of Orlando, Florida-based DJ and electronic music producer Chris Foster. Ridley Slim has established a reputation for himself in the bass music business over the past seven years through his captivating music, appearances at events and festivals and the development of a following. ATLiens, Eptic, Blaize and Tynan have all performed on stages alongside Ridley Slim,... read full bio
Ralphie Choo is the stage name of Madrid-based songwriter and producer Juan Casado, who makes glitchy, genre-defying music. The singer, whose name is a Simpsons character, made a splash on the music business when he dropped his two standout debut singles, "Town Boyz" and "Cari." Since then, he has continued to produce music that draws inspiration from a wide range... read full bio
Rachel Bobbitt, a musician whose music embodies the essence of the human experience and transcends boundaries, is a native of the stunning landscapes of Nova Scotia, Canada. She currently resides in Toronto and approaches the world of music from a singular vantage point that draws inspiration from a diverse range of inspirations. Bobbitt's artistic path combines the varied spirit of her... read full bio
Dublin-born singer and songwriter Rachael Lavelle captivates listeners with her captivating vocals and wisecracks about life. She has been given opportunities to perform at SXSW Online, Other Voices, as the Villagers' opener, and she has toured with Saint Sister and Anna B Savage since the release of her song "Perpetual Party." She has worked with a variety of groups and... read full bio
With a wide range of artistic endeavors, Rosa Pistola (Laura Puentes), a Colombian who has spent the last 15 years living and working in Mexico, is a cultural architect whose influence on the reggaeton genre beyond comprehension of Latin culture. Bringing feminine energy to a culture that is dominated by men, drawing inspiration from her experiences in Colombia and Mexico,... read full bio
River Butcher is a stand-up comedian, actor and writer from Los Angeles. Esquire.com referred to his debut half-hour special, "A Different Kind of Dude," as "a masterclass in culture war commentary" when it appeared on Comedy Central's YouTube site. "Some of the Best Jokes of 2022 So Far" was another accolade bestowed to the show. River conceived, acted in and wrote the... read full bio
Five-piece alternative rock group Redwood hails from Hertfordshire, UK, and they are a dynamic group. They mix delicate melodies and thought-provoking lyrics with complex, shimmering guitars and strong choruses with explosive finishes, drawing inspiration from a variety of genres ranging from pop to post-rock. Although this band sounds amazing live, they really come alive on record. They are bold, dramatic,... read full bio
Rushy, from West London, started a very promising career in 2019. With the start of the new year, the overly-saturated scene let go of its previous gritty rap songs and flowy summer bops in favor of something fresh, new and lively. As expected, Rushy made his big debut with a new song that would have people talking in the streets and introduce... read full bio
RVSHVD, pronounced as Ra-Shaad, is an up-and-coming rapper from South Georgia who has recently become a viral sensation releasing country style rap songs. RVSHVD first gained attention after releasing a country version of Roddy Rich’s hit single “Ballin’.” His country version of the song went on to earn 20 million streams throughout various different media and music outlets. RVSHVD began... read full bio
The indie folk-rock musician Runo Plum was raised in a rural Minnesotan environment. Tucked away in the peaceful forest, Runo draws inspiration from everything, including profound historical insights, love, health, relationships, art, and even the ordinary things in life. Runo writes most of his songs at home in Minnesota, and he records them at the home studio of fellow musician Philip... read full bio
Presenting RESTRICTED, one of Australia's fastest-rising stars, who is garnering backing from major record labels and tastemakers in the business. Techno, hard dance and hardstyle are some of the inspirations that have shaped this DJ/producer's distinctive style. Limited accumulated more than 100 million streams. After remixing the popular TikTok song "Captain," this teenage beatmaker gained popularity quickly and has an official release... read full bio
Frankie Sicoli, also going by the moniker Rated R, has consistently shown himself to be a deadly player in the bass music industry since the beginning. Following the release of two of his most innovative tracks, "Oh F*CK" featuring DrinkUrWater and "Womp Womp" featuring VRG, he became well-known in the EDM scene and at significant music festivals. After these significant... read full bio
Twelve-time All-American swimmer Riley Gaines won five SEC championships and was a talented female swimmer at the University of Kentucky who planned to become a dentist. When she was made to share a locker room and subsequently compete against a male swimmer, Lia (previously Will) Thomas, at the NCAA Women's Swimming Championship, her entire life—including her post-graduate dream—was turned upside... read full bio
Renowned speaker Ron Hall is also an art dealer, a #1 New York Times best-selling book, and producer of the film "Same Kind of Different as Me." Through his foundation, speaking engagements, and nationwide homelessness fundraising initiatives, he has changed the lives of thousands of people. He has helped the homeless by raising over $100 million. Without his special and... read full bio
Douthat, one of the most important and controversial figures of his time, became the youngest op-ed columnist in the history of The New York Times. In addition to serving as National Review's film critic, he writes for the publication on Tuesdays and Sundays, covering pop culture, religion, American politics, and intellectual life. He published The Deep Places, a memoir detailing... read full bio
In addition to leading three veterinary radiotherapy facilities, Dr. Renee Alsarraf founded four distinct veterinary oncology offices. She has co-authored peer-reviewed scientific articles, conducted multiple veterinary clinical trials, and given lectures both nationally and locally. She is wed to a veterinary ophthalmologist and resides in Montclair, NJ. She loves Dusty, her demanding, six-year-old female boxer, and they have a kid,... read full bio
An musician from Jacksonville, Florida, Ronshach (pronounced Ron-Shack) specializes in rap, R&B, and trap music. He has continuously released new music since the publication of his first track, including an EP and other singles. Ron has also appeared on songs by Babyreegz and Envyjayce. Ronshach is still making a big impression on social media, particularly TikTok, where he has a... read full bio
