Whenever his mother would bring him along on long road trips or sister blasted music while cleaning her room, Terrence Green better known as Terry Edwardz was exposed to a wide range of artist like the 4 Tops, The Commodores and Parliament Funkadelic to Blackstreet, and Usher. Entering freshman year of high school wanting to follow his uncle's footsteps, he decided to become a DJ. Soon after he got his first set of turntables he discovered his passion for singing and love for R&B music. In high school the Delaware native was part of a Rap/R&B group called "GQ Musiq" who participated in high school talent shows then started writing and recording music at in-home studios. During his senior year the group split leaving Terry to pursue a solo career as a R&B artist. Entering in local talent shows like Newark Idol and open mics venues, he would continue to strengthen his vocals and writing skills. In 2013 he became an intern for Wavlab Studios, using the internship as way to work with local artist and promoters. Later that year he was in Secdum magazine's Supernova Issues as a featured artist talking about his passion for music. After leaving his internship he wanted to get more success within music and still wanting to pursue his dreams, Terry invested money into himself learning how to book shows, manage, and market himself as not just an artist but as a brand. Wearing multiple hats is no easy task for an artist that does not have the support of a label but with today's rising of independent artist, Terry Edwardz is determined to share his catchy melodies and relatable lyrics with the world.

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Michael "Stef Windsor" Marshall represents a new generation of musicians who artistically push boundaries and challenge society’s status quo of what constitutes the making of good music today. Marshall’s unique approach to music shows his strength in song structure versatility and diversity; inciting more times than not the interest of critics and fans drawn to his art. Hip Hop, once viewed as poetry for the disenfranchised, to some has lost its way with auto-tunes and uptempo beats that take away from the intended message of the artist. Marshall's mission is clear – bring back the lyrical focus to hip-hop. His own lyrical sound melds East Coast and Dirty South influences with a hint of club music. The complexity achieved using his unique vocal ability, melodies, intricate metaphors, and unique rhyme schemes to describe a variety of subject matter position Marshall to become the voice of individuality and freedom for today’s society of unconventional thinkers.

Born and raised in Detroit, MI, Brandon aka King Renigad started off rhyming at the age of 9 years old. Going through the struggles of a lower class lifestyle King Renigad built a passion for music and took it to the hard streets of Detroit. Battle rapping in school, tv shows, radio stations, and big stages. He is now on a mission to be one of the best hip hop artist of his time. Get ready this journey is far from over.

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