(From thenativesociety.com) Roy Rice is a comedian. From the eastside of Compton Ca.Screw started this comedy journey back in 1993 inspired by friends.People had already thought that he was a 
comedian because of the stories he would tell. He started performing at the Comedy Act Theater(Regency West) in Liemert Park CA.With hard work & dedication to the stage,Screw's fearless attitude, extremely high energy, & keeping it real.
After 16 years, eight albums, and hundreds of shows, Joshua Radin still treats music as an antidote to any ailment. The LA-based singer/songwriter finds healing in between waves of acoustic eloquence and dyed-in-the-wool 
Americana storytelling. On his ninth album The Ghost And The Wall [Nettwerk], the troubadour continues a cycle of catharsis meant to be shared among any and all receptive hearts.
(From etiennecharles.com) Charles’ new album, Carnival: The Sound of a People Vol. 1, is an excursion into the varied acoustic sounds, grooves, chants and rituals of his native Trinidad & Tobago 
Carnival. His 2016 album San Jose Suite was a musical discourse on the effects of colonialism through the scope of the experiences of First Nation peoples and African descendants in three San Jose locations, Costa Rica, California and Trinidad.
In June 2012, he was written into the US Congressional Record for his musical contributions to Trinidad & Tobago and the World.
Rod Man got hooked on comedy at a young age. He signed up for "open mic" nights at Atlanta's Uptown Comedy Club, hosted by the hilarious Earthquake. "Uptown was the place to be on 
Tuesday nights. The place was packed. You never knew who would stop in and do a guest spot. And you never really knew when you were going to hit the stage, because the list meant absolutely nothing to Earthquake."
