Nat Robinson - Guitar, Vocals
Chris Donnelly - Drums
Rob Howard - Guitar
Pete Dippolito - Bass

Rob, Mike, Alex and Chris are four childhood friends who have been playing in different bands with one another for the last decade but never managed to combine their talents. When the opportunity to do just that appeared in the summer of 2012, Missing Elements was formed. Missing Elements seeks to transcend genres and create a sound all of their own.

Known for his unique personality, guitar playing, incredible wordplay and distinctive voice, Greg Sover is not only here to be heard but also to be remembered. The Brooklyn-born, Philly raised singer/songwriter has a sound like no other with musical influences such as Stevie Ray Vaughn, Bob Marley, and Jay-Z just to name a few. Greg Sover describes his music as "Blues and Rock with a dash of everything else, filled with deep meanings”. Greg Sover's true love is his guitar, "If it wasn't for the guitar, I probably wouldn't be interested in music. I remember the first time seeing my dad playing his guitar and being mesmerized by the look of it. Singing and writing songs came later in my life.'' 
A product of a single parent house hold, Greg is able to put his pain in his songs. He says, “The struggles and passions in my life are what have provided me with the understanding of other people’s struggles and passions. Being the songwriter that I am, I just write about them.” 
For Greg Sover, music is a universal healing language that in the last few years has comforted him through some tough personal challenges. 
Greg Sover is a true singer/songwriter who is authentically able to captivate and connect to his audience. Wherever he performs, people stand in amazement. The world needs to hear him and witness a real artist at work.

From the collaborative minds of married duo Jenny and Andrew Rittenhouse comes Anti MadR's first album Pixelism. Working to combine dance and orchestral music, we like to keep it weird. Join the fun friends!

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