Whitmer Thomas is a musician, comedian and actor. He is best recognized for his work with the LA-based comedy group Power Violence and for lending his voice to the FXX animated comedy Stone Quackers. Power Violence was recognized by Time Out LA as one of their "Comedians to Watch." Thomas started working in comedy when he was 18 years old. Clay... read full bio
Although Sydnee Washington was born in New York City, she spent the majority of her early years in Oakland, California. She leads a carefree lifestyle, which only marginally improves the biting of her humor. Sydnee co-hosts "The Warm Up," a monthly comedy show in the Lower East Side that is incredibly animated and dependably amusing. There, she develops her abilities... read full bio
Scott Seiss, a comedian, actor and writer from Baltimore, is often known for his wildly popular "Angry Retail Guy" sketches, which have had hundreds of millions of views on TikTok, Instagram and Twitter. In particular, he has opened shows for Patton Oswalt, Joe Gatto, Roy Wood Jr. and Josh Wolf in addition to headlining comedy clubs across the nation. He was also... read full bio
A Canadian actress, comedian and writer by the name of Sabrina Jalees a long with Patricia Heaton, co-starred in the TV comedy series Carol's Second Act as a prominent cast member. She has written for several series. She has appeared in numerous Canadian media outlets, including Video on Trial, Stars On Trial and LOL! on MuchMusic, as well as in the drama series Flashpoint... read full bio
American stand-up comedian, actor and writer Michael Longfellow is from Phoenix, Arizona. A number of stepparents have been created as a result of both of Longfellow's parents' frequent marriages, which is mentioned in his comedic works. Longfellow began doing stand-up comedy in his first year at Arizona State University, where he received his BA in English literature. After receiving his degree, he... read full bio
Gospel musician Timothy Bowman Jr released "Beautiful" by Trippin 'N Rhythm Records and began his musical career. It was h is debut release on the Independent Albums and Gospel Albums charts of Billboard magazine. His paternal aunt Vickie Winans appeared in the song "He Will," which reached the top of the Billboard magazine Hot Gospel Songs chart. He has received nominations for Grammy,... read full bio
Taya's relationship with Jesus began in the sleepy Australian town of Lismore long before she rose to prominence as one of UNITED's most acclaimed and influential vocalists, garnering over one billion streams and taking part in various world tours over the past ten years. The vocalist grew up listening to classical music, neighborhood radio stations and her father's record collection including Fleetwood... read full bio
Elevation Rhythm, which establishes the musical compass for Elevation's younger generation of worshipers, is a crucial component of the DNA of the Charlotte, North Carolina-based Elevation Church. Following the release of a few singles, including "Quiet" and the No. 1 Christian CHR/HOT AC radio single, "Never Walk Away," the group is now releasing Growing Pains, their debut full-length album. The... read full bio
Born in New York and raised in Puerto Rico, Christine D'Clario is a multi-award-winning performer and worship leader in the Latin CCM genre. During her early years, she overcame numerous personal challenges. She finally sought sanctuary in the church as a result of her struggles there, rising to the position of leader in her neighborhood congregation. D'Clario experienced a severe... read full bio
Christian Paul is a young man who has an old soul. He is equally qualified to refer to renowned theologian Charles Spurgeon as he is to Maxwell, the founder of neo-soul. He draws inspiration from the lyricism of old hymns as well as the blues and rhythmic aspects. He is breaking new ground and doesn't fit the template, which may be... read full bio
Northern Irish singer and songwriter Benjamin Hastings grew up in Belfast's streets, but spent the majority of his twenties in Sydney, Australia. He has composed a ton of songs since appearing on "So Will I" and when all of them are combined, they have received over 500 million streams. Hastings relocated to Los Angeles, California with his family, where he and his... read full bio
Brown women everywhere have the freedom to laugh at anything and everyone they choose, including the sacred cows: brown men and their mothers, according to Zarna Garg, one in a billion and an Indian immigrant mom stand-up comedian. She performs frequently at New York City's venerable Comedy Cellar and Carolines on Broadway, has appeared in Vegas and the illustrious Kennedy... read full bio
Zach Fox is an Atlanta, Georgia-based stand-up comedian, rapper, writer, actor, illustrator and internet celebrity. Kenny Beats, Flying Lotus and Thundercat have all worked with him. Fox began his career by tweeting jokes under the handle "Bootymath" and gaining tens of thousands of followers. Later, he discarded the nickname and began pursuing music, eventually joining the Awful Records collective. His fame grew as... read full bio
One of the most interesting, captivating and amusing instructors in the industry is Michael Breed. Before the PGA TOUR broadcast on CBS, he is the host of "Course Record with Michael Breed." Additionally, he frequently contributes to CBS Sports HQ. In addition, Michael presents "The Best of A New Breed of Golf" on the weekends from 9 to 10 EST and "A... read full bio
One of the most prominent figures in the Argentine trap scene is Khea. His songs blend pop, hip-hop and reggaeton and typically center on lyrical themes like romance and sensuality. His voice is more akin to pleasant singing than harder-edged rapping. With tunes like "Loca" and "Vete," he had achieved a number of viral hits by the time he was 18... read full bio
According to music heavyweights like BILLBOARD and VICE, the Jersey Club movement is the upcoming big thing in dance music. That this movement has its CLUB QUEEN to lead the way into the future is a blessing. In the club scene, UNIIQU3, whose real name is Cherise Gary, first found success as a vocalist. More recently, she has established herself... read full bio
Sad Night Dynamite creates ominous, insane electronic pop tunes with talking animals and demonic sailors that border on nightmare territory. They are also a duo; in the weird, funereal short film that accompanied their experimental debut EP, SND 001, we first see them fighting in the back of a stretch limousine as it travels through the Czech countryside. It provides... read full bio
Keeva Bouley, Matt Ehrlich, and Justin De La Fuente are the members of the electronic music ensemble known as Laszewo, which performs in the Santa Barbara area and is based in the city of Santa Barbara. This trio are one to watch for 2020 with around 2 million streams on Spotify and more than 80,000 monthly listeners; they make electronic... read full bio
The sweetest, hardest and craziest rock'n'roll record you will hear this year was written in a hut in the woods by Montreal singer-songwriter Gus Englehorn before he was signed to Secret City Records. Before recording the album, he was living in Salt Lake City and instantly fell in love with Estée Preda, a drummer who sounded like Moe Tucker on salvia. Gus... read full bio
American singer-songwriter Katelyn Lapid, sometimes known as Lyn Lapid, became well-known on the video-sharing app TikTok, where she teased her first single, "Producer Man," and made renditions of several tunes. The song "In My Mind," which she wrote, has become an incredibly successful viral hit. Late in 2018, Lapid started publishing covers on YouTube. In February 2020, she started creating... read full bio
