Katrina Zemrak is an award-winning composer renowned for her diverse body of work, which includes over fifty short films, multiple podcasts and television series, and three feature films. Her standout feature film compositions include Two Lives In Pittsburgh, which won the 2023 Audience Award at Dances with Films in LA, and the animated musical fairy tale Bongee Bear and the Kingdom of Rhythm, which was nominated for Best Animated Feature at the 2019 Palm Springs Animation Convention. She also composed and supervised full post-production audio services for the Emmy-winning series The Chronicles of Jessica Wu.

Katrina’s expertise extends beyond composition. She has provided sound design for a wide range of projects, including short films, commercials, feature films, documentaries, and podcasts such as Earthbreak, History Daily, American Scandal, Business Movers, Tides of History, and American Criminal. In 2022, she was awarded “Best Sound Design” by the Indie Short Fest in Los Angeles for her work on the horror short film The Mannequin Man, directed by Kip Knight.

Her educational background includes a Master of Fine Arts in Music Composition for the Screen from Columbia College Chicago, which she completed in 2017 with a full-ride scholarship. That same year, she attended the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, having received a scholarship from the Game Audio Network Guild.

From 2019 to 2022, Katrina worked as a music editor, sound designer, and additional composer for Nickelodeon’s The Casagrandes and The Loud House, as well as for Nickelodeon’s animated pilots program. Additionally, she served as a music copyist and Pro Tools engineer for the Apple TV series Lady in the Lake. In 2022, she collaborated with Unbridled Sound and director Boaz Yakin on the feature dance film Once Again, enriching the project with dialogue editing and sound design to achieve a more musical flow.

Katrina’s contributions to the film scoring community have been recognized with several accolades. In 2015, she received the Volunteer of the Year Award from the California Independent Film Festival for her role as Chair of the International Film Scoring Competition. She was honored with the Allen Turner Award from Columbia College Chicago in 2014 for her original bassoon piece An Erratic State of Mind. Additionally, in 2013, she earned the Leadership Award from Columbia College Chicago for founding ScoFi (Score & Film), an organization dedicated to educating and networking student film composers with filmmakers and hosting guest speakers such as Eimear Noone and Craig Stuart Garfinkle.

Katrina’s compositions have been performed by leading orchestras in Los Angeles and Chicago, and her piece Many, Many Clementines was broadcast by Chicago’s classical radio station, WFMT, in 2014.

download or stream my new solo album "Ghost Fumes" 
https://ericquigley.bandcamp.com/album/ghost-fumes
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download my band One More Moon's EP for free at 
https://onemoremoon.bandcamp.com/

Drawing from traditional folk/blues stylings with rock roots, Eric Quigley's sound is both modern and classic in its construction. A Chicago native singer/songwriter; Eric aspires to continue creating and performing.

Doomerang is a rock band from Chicago, IL composed of members Daniel Robbins (vocals, guitar), Katie Kadan (synth, vocals), Patrick Green (bass), and Kirby Baumann (drums). 
Doomerang began in January 2016 as a recording project for Robbins and over the first months of 2016, the songs that would comprise Doomerang's debut album were written, recording began, and the realization that these songs needed to be played live set in.
Released February 14, 2017, Doomerang's self-titled debut album was recorded and produced by Daniel Robbins at Fort Knox Studios (Chicago).

www.thisisdoomerang.com

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Ferris Wheel Recording Artist and Chicago native, Danny Digable, enjoyed a breakthrough production year in 2015. His release of banging tracks shows no signs of slowing and Danny is poised to tour far and wide in 2016. While he enjoyed success in 2015, he feels confident that this year will be his biggest and best year yet.  It’s a challenge to break into any music scene but the immense Chicago dance music scene is by far one of the most difficult to maneuver.  Danny Digable continues to thrive in this landscape while garnering respect, loyalty and support from the Chicago dance music community. 
Danny’s sound continues to expand, crossing and combining genres for maximize danceability.  This isn’t your garden variety dance music he is producing. Danny’s signature deep, fat baselines are often paired with penetrating acid synthesizer melodies.  Genuine and unique, Danny’s tracks typify the high level of booty shaking standards the Chicago dance music scene demands.
Last year began with a flurry of single releases on Chicago labels such a Afterdark Recordings and Phunk Junk Records, Inc.. In 2015 Danny was selected as an award recipient, featured on the Tru Musica Certified Free Agents Compilation.  He didn’t stop there, only a short time after receiving that award, his first album Flash Force Disco was released by Ferris Wheel Recordings (Chicago). As if these accomplishments weren’t enough to cap off a prolific production year, Fresca Recordings (Chicago) released a single Stepping Out from Danny’s Glass Collection Project.
Studio work aside, Danny’s live performances are said to be irresistible dancefloor fillers.  His deep and hypnotic beat selection blends current dance hits with classic club bangers.  From Chicago’s Porn and Chicken parties at evilOlive, The Mid, SpyBar, Primary, Tru Musica events at Estate to underground events throughout Chicagoland like Barnyard Boogie #14 and many notorious Hoyne Loft parties and afterhours, Danny captivates the dancefloors at every event. 
But don’t think Danny is only a Midwest favorite, he brought his talents to the Fusion Factory in Denver and the Downtown Lounge in Las Vegas in 2015.  
Multiple new projects and releases on tap for 2016 are sure to delight dance music fans near and far.  One big project you need to watch out for in 2016 will be the Robert Armani remix of an upcoming Danny Digable release on emby music (Philadelphia). 
Excited to expand his horizons, Danny is available for domestic and international bookings.  You can look forward to seeing him at the 2016 Winter Music Conference in Miami and Movement in Detroit.  Reach out today and ask Danny to make your event one for the books.    


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