Known for her earth-shattering live show and singular, iconic voice, Florence + The Machine, stage name of Florence Welch, has become one of the most monumental artists of a generation, with multiple number one albums and countless awards across five albums—2009’s Lungs, 2011’s Ceremonials, 2015’s How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful, 2018’s High As Hope and 2022’s Dance Fever. She has collaborated and shared stages with icons—The Rolling Stones, Lady Gaga and Taylor Swift among them—and published a book of lyrics, poetry and drawings, Useless Magic.

Music Composer/Orchestrator/Sound Designer/Engineer for Soundtrack/TV based in Egypt.

Contact: mohab.ramadan@gmail.com

I AM NOT SCOTTY SIRE 
i mostly post scotty sire songs. none of the songs belong to me. ALL SONGS BELONG TO SCOTTY SIRE

YAM

Just an amateur sharing some love and good vibes

Nik Keswani is a 25 year old Christian hip hop/rap
artist currently living in Dallas, TX. Nik got his start making video content online, which then spiraled into making music full time. Nik grew up musically inclined, being involved in men’s choir and theatre at a young age. With his large social media following, he has integrated seamlessly the perfect opportunity to have his music reach a worldwide audience.

Cellist, composer, procrastinator.
I work with my other half, @dan-cullen writing music for sync libraries, film, TV and for the consumption of those who love a bit of cello in the mix.

Kit Yarber is a songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist whose work lives at the intersection of electronic, alternative, and emotionally driven pop.

He has collaborated extensively with The Anix, contributing songwriting and creative development to releases that blend cinematic production with visceral hooks. As a touring keyboardist, Yarber has performed nationally with Megan McCauley, bringing his studio sensibilities to the stage in a live setting.

His song iWant was featured in the Ira & Abby film soundtrack, released by Magnolia Pictures, marking an early crossover into film placement and sync.

Under his own name, Kit Yarber’s solo work leans introspective and textural, balancing melody-forward songwriting with modern production and understated darkness. His projects favor atmosphere over excess, emotion over polish, and songs that sit comfortably between intimacy and scale.

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