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Ansley Joye Jones aka “Jukeboxx” is a full-time multidisciplinary artist, dancer and dance
scholar, Official U.S. Cultural Ambassador, hip hop feminist, and women’s rights activist. Born
and raised in Augusta, Georgia she began her journey as an artist at the age of eight. She holds a
BFA in Visual and Performing Arts from Savannah State University (2008) and an MA in
American Dance Studies (2011) from Florida State University. On shaping her career, she
considers her performance on “Showtime at the Apollo Theater” in 2006 as one of her most
challenging experiences. This eye-opening view into the commercial realm of dance changed her
focus to a more academic approach. She decided to further her dance career in graduate school.
In 2014 Jones traveled to India as a cultural ambassador for the “Next Level Program,” then
returned in 2016 with “Cultural Vistas,” a U.S. State Department urban arts program, “Celebrate
the Connections.” In 2015 Jones received a creative performing arts fellowship from The
American Institute of Indian Studies (AIIS) for her 2017 project, “The Jukeboxx Movement’s
program the “From Surviving to Thriving.” This program was geared towards creating safe-
spaces for survivors of gender-based violence through hip hop culture and cultural artistic
expression.
Jones’ most recent accomplishments include her acceptance of keynote speaker for New College
of Florida’s “Black Joy” symposium 2018 where she rapped her keynote speech on
environmental violence. Her article “Bgirls As Drag Kings,” was published February 15 th 2018 in
an American dance anthology with the University of Florida Press entitled “Perspectives on
American Dance: The New Millennium.” This year she performed at the 10 th annual celebration
of Women and Girls August 2020 and a panel discussion on sexual assault in the street dance
community September 26 th 2020.
She has seven albums including “The Assault Mixtape, Therapy Sessions , The Process,
Milligrams of My Mind, The Juke Joint, The Intercession, and Reflections.” Joye is currently
researching Native American Dance and working on her 8 th album, “Kali Yuga” to be released
2021.

Earl Williams aka Phunk Dawg, born and raised in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, started DJing at the age of 13 and then later started recording his own records at the late, under-rated, Tommy Jefferson’s recording studio. His aunt, the Late Honorable Pearl George, introduced him to Johnny August who aided him in his dreams. He was directed to James Bennett in Mississippi by Mr. August and was then able to take his music to the next level.

He traveled between Jackson, Mississippi and Memphis, Tennessee during 1989-1993, working with numerous artists and started his voyage through the music industry. During those experiences, he realized his love for music. He has apprenticed under a lot of producers, blues, and R&B artists such as, the Late Willie Mitchell (Al Green’s producer), William Brown, (engineer for the Bar-Kay’s, Luther Vandross, Prince, and many others that are part of the Memphis Sound), Lee Parker (blues and southern soul promoter), Bobby Rush, Frank-O, Ricky White, J. T. Watkins and many more…

He wanted to be closer to family so he later moved back home to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, even though he knew that it wasn’t the place for him at that time to expand his career. He knew that Baton Rouge had hidden talent and wanted to help them get their careers started, however, he had a lot of non-believers and doubters. While there, he worked with rap record label 4 Down Entertainment. He also aided a few local hits like, “Where U From Fool (Dat Rouge)” by M.C. Nero Baby and landed a few placements with Bee-Low (Ballin’ Music Group), and also produced a few southern soul songs for Stephanie Mac Dee. Although he was a music producer at heart, he also worked for WBMG Fox 44 TV, a Fox sister station out of Baton Rouge. While working there, he co-hosted the kid’s television show, Fox Rox Saturday with Audra Funkhouse and won 3 ADDY Awards for scoring (music creation for the show).

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