Time is a hip-hop artist from the mid-west, and also in the group Calm. He has  been featured on Noisey/VICE, toured Europe, US the Vans Warped Tour.  From being compared to William S. Burroughs as a rapper mixed with  Andre 3000, Time is known for his reflective, poetic, lyrics often dipped in dystopia and social commentary. He is also the host of the Time Talks podcast.    
Time has worked with Kool Keith, Jake One, Budo, Xiu Xiu, Factor, Ceschi, Sole, Ron Miles, and done engineering/production work for Common on The Dreamer / The Believer with James Poyser and Black America Again with Robert Glasper.

Time was picked as one of URB's Next 100 Artists and was picked as top artist for MTV2 On The Rise. Time is also a journalist and has worked with Noam Chomsky.

HigherGlyph is electronic temple bass music producer. With bass wobble and eastern influenced sounds he's explores the vastness of temple dub music.

Created by founding producer Ryan Policky alongside original percussionist Gabriel Ratliffe and long standing collaborator and friend Erik Jeffries in 2005,  A Shoreline Dream is best described as a “progressive shoegaze” band combining lush sampled textures, organic instrumentation, and vocals layered like a synth similar in vein to bands such as Ride and Sigur Rós mixed with an early Dead Can Dance production style. Over the past 16 years ASD has churned out numerous releases under their own label (Latenight Weeknight Records), working with legends Ulrich Schnauss and Mark Kramer. Recently they landed distribution by one of the top UK indie labels (Rocket Girl Records) for a song written while visiting Ulrich in Leytonstone, and have also remixed for progressive label gods K-Scope, for a song by Engineers. As of 2022, the band has released 6 LP's, with the most recent being the critically acclaimed "Loveblind".

songwriter, lyricist, composer, arranger, musician.

B. of Music, Jazz Arranging, University of North Texas

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