Locally Universal Production was formed in 2009 and is a company that strives in producing quality clothing, music, artists and online promoting for the public or private sectors, locally and internationally.
Locally universal strategic trust is in promoting , managing unsigned artists and produce clothing that depicts the everyday struggle of artists through the various expressions of art (music, dance, clothing and recreational activities).
Other ancillary services are online and social promotions, such as club events and concerts.

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Im 23years of age from South Africa Moloto Mpumalanga. I'm an artist/musician working on getting my name and brand out there. I'm laid back ,easy to talk to to and easy to work with . I'm a diverse artist.
I Love music and performing and I'm also interested in Presenting and tv/film production. I read and write my own songs and everything.

Folk & Dream Pop 
Featuring : Luke Reed & Alexander Busi

Newest Video - youtube.com/watch?v=OEUZY3bblKk


'Each song was a new exploration of how high Tea’s voice could possibly go.'
- Allston Pudding

'Encapsulating soundscapes that transport you to a simpler time seen through grainy home movie footage."
-The Blue Walrus

"Tea Leigh is a young woman of indeterminate time" -Boston Band Crush

 'Tea’s both delicate and strong voice are excellent compliments to her lo-fi style of production ' -Cover Me

for shows & other information: <a href="mailto:ttealeigh@gmail.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ttealeigh@gmail.com</a>

The host is Dr. Paul Joannides, a research psychoanalyst and author of the Guide To Getting It On, a highly-regarded how-to book on sex that's used in college and medical-school sex-ed courses. Dr. Paul has been on the editorial boards of the Journal of Sexual Medicine and the American Journal of Sexuality Education. He is a guest speaker on college campuses and is approved by the NCAA to speak to college athletes about sexuality.

Ryan Boos is a multidisciplinary artist working across writing, visual art, and music. His creative practice weaves together sound, image, and language to explore themes of spirituality, perception, and transformation.

In 2012, he founded Hazy Acres, originally conceived as a platform for underground artists. Over time, it evolved into an experimental writing space for his own poetry and prose—serving as a hub for creative expression and expansion.

Musically, Boos is best known for his project Nomadic Firs, under which he has released several full-length albums and has been remixed by a divers group of Artists, most notably the grammy award winning, ODESZA. His sonic palette blends lo-fi textures, ambient pop, and electronic experimentation. With his singing coming largely from an improvisational discipline.

He has also composed music for film and produces under the side project Open Channel, releasing two EPs and a series of singles that push his sound into more atmospheric and instrumental territories.

As a visual artist, Boos works at the intersection of painting, photography, collage, and text. He digitally manipulates his work along with found materials, creating layered, immersive images that reflect a creative and open approach to design. In 2025 he expanded his visual arts by launching the Etsy shop, Healers Canvas.

Boos began his journey in the arts as a promoter and DJ in Kalamazoo, MI, where he organized The Reggae Sound System and co-founded various independent production collectives. Focused on house, techno, and dub, these events served as a catalyst for his ongoing collaborations with artists and musicians in the underground scene.

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