Madison Douglas is a singer and songwriter from West Virginia. Showing an interest in performing at the age of 12, Douglas started her musical career participating in talent shows. Inspired by her friends and family, she moved to Michigan to attend school at the Interlochen Arts Academy to study songwriting. It was there she honed in on her folk-pop sound.... read full bio
Sons of Kemet are a jazz group from London. They use a variety of instruments to create their sound, including saxophone, clarinet, tuba, and drums. Each of the members comes from a different background. Shabaka Hutchings, Oren Marshall, Tom Skinner, Seb Rochford, and Theon Cross combine the genres of jazz, rock, Caribbean, and African music. The group has been featured... read full bio
Christian Hudson is a singer and songwriter from Canada. Gaining international fame after releasing his single, ‘Four Leaf Clover’, Hudson has garnered over 2 million Spotify streams in Canada. Due to his success on the Internet, Hudson made his way onto mainstream Canadian radio stations. Competing in the Calgary Stampede Talent Search led Hudson to earn top prize in the... read full bio
Malu Trevejo rose to fame as a music star after becoming widely recognized on the Internet. As an avid Instagram user, Trevejo obtained a following of over 5 million. She exhibited singing, dancing, and songwriting talents through her Instagram account, accumulating a diverse fan base. Trevejo turned to a singing career and received acclaim within weeks of releasing her first... read full bio
Mstr Rogers, the performing act of Jarrad Rogers, is a true innovator in the music industry. His original tracks are the forefront of musical production, involving tinkering beats and unique lyrics. Mstr Rogers wants to be as iconic as Pharrell Williams and Diplo; he wants to rise from behind the scenes to the big time stages. He comes from a... read full bio
Charlene Keys, better known as Tweet, is a rhythm and blues soul singer, songwriter, and guitarist. Her performing career began in the trio Sugah. During this time, she made connections with artists like Timbaland, Missy Elliott, and Magoo. When the collaboration with Sugah didn’t work out, Missy Elliott recruited her as a contributor to the album ‘Miss E… So Addictive.’... read full bio
Leven Kali grew up in Santa Monica. Due to the fact that he combines silky vocals with groovy beats, his music is reminiscent of the work of Anderson.Paak and Bruno Mars. The beginning of Kali's rise to prominence was when she was featured on Playboi Carti's mixtape, Flex, which was the title track. He has been collaborating with musicians like... read full bio
Madlib is the stage name of Otis Jackson Jr., an American DJ, music producer, multi-instrumentalist, and rapper. Madlib was born in the United States. His work with MF DOOM (under the name Madvillain), J Dilla (under the name Jaylib), and Freddie Gibbs has brought him widespread recognition (as MadGibbs). Madlib has stated that he considers himself to be a DJ... read full bio
OMB Peezy hails from Alabama. He is a hip-hop artist creating fresh sounds that have been called “the future of rap” by The Fader magazine. OMB Peezy mixes styles of rap, drawing inspiration from places like Louisiana, Detroit, and the Bay Area. His sound is a mesh of classical and modern production; OMB Peezy incorporates a capella vocals, piano, and... read full bio
Post Animal is an alternative rock and roll band from Chicago. The band is comprised of talented artists Javi Reyes, Dalton Allison, Jake Hischland, Wesley Toledo, Matt Williams, and Stranger Things actor, Joe Keery. They combine several guitars, a keyboard, drums, and vocals to perform their unique psychedelic sound. Post Animal is heavily involved in the local Chicago Music scene,... read full bio
Dr. Brian Hare is a professor of evolutionary anthropology at Duke University, founder of the Hominoid Psychology Research Group, and founder of the Duke Canine Cognition Center. Dr. Hares empirical articles regarding human evolution have been published in peer-reviewed scientific journals like Current Biology and Nature Neuroscience. As well, his research has been featured in national and international publications like... read full bio
Dana Lynn Loesch is an American conservative political activist, commentator, radio and television host, spokesperson for the National Rifle Association, and author. Loesch formerly was a writer and editor for Breitbart News, and was the host of her own program Dana, on TheBlaze TV. She also hosts her daily program, The Dana Show: The Conservative Alternative on Radio America, which... read full bio
Dana Cowin is the founder and CEO of DBC Creative; before, she was Editor-in-Chief of Food & Wine for 21 years. Her previous past work also includes executive editor of Mademoiselle and managing editor of HG magazine. Cowin was known for changing the way her audience would think about the food world while she was working for Food & Wine... read full bio
Emily Esfahani Smith is an author. She focuses on topics of psychology, relationships, and culture. Smith has authored the book called The Power of Meaning: Crafting a Life That Matters. Her works have also been featured in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Time, and The Atlantic. She is an active columnist for The New Criterion and editor at... read full bio
Esera Tuaolo is an exceptional person who has achieved success both on and off the football field. Tuaolo's athletic accomplishments are noteworthy, including his excellent stint at Oregon State University and his time spent playing professionally for groups like the Green Bay Packers and Jacksonville Jaguars. But what has truly made him an example and an ally for the LGBT... read full bio
Greg Gage is a neuroscientist and engineer. He kickstarted the company Backyard Brains to help educate kids around the world about electrical impulses and the nervous system. With the help of the SpikerBox, an electrical impulse monitor, children can better understand how the brain works. Gage aims to inspire kids to want to learn. Prior to becoming a neuroscientist, Gage... read full bio
As a PhD student at Harvard University, Jennifer Brea had a lot on her plate. When she was diagnosed with myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME or chronic fatigue syndrome), Brea was inspired to share her experience. With the help of Kickstarter, Brea began to produce a documentary film titled Unrest. The film also spurred Breas founding of #MEAction, a foundation supporting patients... read full bio
Joel H. Cohen is a Canadian writer for shows that include, Saturday Night Live, Suddenly Susan, and The Simpsons. Cohen went to school at the University of Alberta where he received his Bachelor of Science degree. Joel is the brother of Robert Cohen, who also wrote an episode for The Simpsons. In addition to writing for television series, he has... read full bio
Regarded as one of the foremost experts in the Internet marketing space, Larry Bailin is a digital marketing pioneer and highly sought after motivational business speaker. His wide range of expertise includes traditional marketing and digital marketing strategies such as social media, social networking, viral video, search engine optimization, blogging, podcasting, connected customers, and consumer behavior. Yahoo has called Bailin... read full bio
Lindsey Pollak is known for being a voice for millennials and the workplace. She works to advise young people that want to succeed in the workforce, and helps to workplaces who want millennials to work for them. She is best known for her New York Times bestselling book Becoming the Boss: New Rules for the Next Generation of Leaders and... read full bio
