Rapper and producer from Philadelphia. Check out my setup in my Breaking Beats series at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuJXyUxoi54

ChillCollective, electronic artist from Jersey throwin up some chill shit because people are too hyphe now. my names Teddy, join me, let's chill.

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Named after the Bob Dylan song, “The Mighty Quinn,” Pasco, WA’s indie folk artist Quinell was destined to be a singer/songwriter. Inspired by the lyrical prowess of Dylan and drawing from influences like Noah Gunderson, Jack Johnson, and The Black Keys, Quinell combines heartfelt lyrics with catchy melodies in a genre-bending fashion that the audience can't help but sing along to. Funding his musical career through commercial fishing trips in Alaska, Quinell employs the lifestyle and feel of the Pacfic Northwest that translates through his music.

After teaching High School for a year right out of University, Quinell was captivated by music’s ability to put words to music and touch someone’s life and decided to quit teaching, going on to self-fund his first album. As the artist states, “We all have similar experiences in life, but when those experiences are paired with the perfect chords/melodies and vocals, something powerful happens. I love being a part of that process and the feeling that I can impact someone’s life as well as my own caused me to pursue a career in music.” Quinell’s music send a message of hope and love, connecting to personal life experiences that the audience can relate to through feel good melodies.

In 2013, Quinell released his self-funded debut album ‘Til We’re Free, featuring “Hooked on a Feeling,” which was a finalist for the International Songwriting Competition. 


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