Charly and Margaux, popularly known as Chargaux are a Brooklyn based art collective. As a string duo who both compose and perform original works, collaborated with artists like Kendrick Lamar & Schoolboy Q.

Royal Khaoz stands as a unit whose sole purpose is to bring an energetic vibe through music. The unit as a band has evolved over the years they have been together and now believe they are what and whom they started out to be. With all members native to Jamaica, Royal Khaoz presents their music in the form of fusion – hence, Reggae Fusion. With frontman Bama as the lead vocalist, solid drum and bass and a steady rhythm section, the band possesses the ability to represent reggae in its truest form and at the same time, put their own twist on it which appeals to a wider audience.

Senegal, France and recently New York is what makes Moha’s sound so different. He uses his unique voice and delivery to craft a music he likes to call Alternative/Reggae.

Kyle is a Rockabilly Guitar Player and Singer-Songwriter living in New York City. His Atlanta upbringing and college home of Oklahoma City informed his sense of roots music as not only alive and well, but reaching new peaks in both popularity and creativity. His influences include JD McPherson, The Black Keys, Brian Setzer, Imelda May, The Band, J. Roddy Walston, as well as his number 1 favorite Rockabilly artist, the late great Carl Perkins. He continues to play shows in the Northeast USA with his band as well as solo shows, and eagerly anticipates his first release coming soon

From Congo- Kinsasha to New York City, Kitoko Groove’s members have developed a strong connection both as friends and musicians that is conveyed in their music.. and it’s contagious!!

Is a master dancer, choreographer and former member of the National Ballet of Senegal. His entire career has been devoted to teaching the art of African song and dance. Malang’s passion for his african culture is conveyed in his open enthusiasm and his ability to teach students at all levels of experience. In addition to his extensive dance experience he is also an accomplished singer and drummer. He is well versed in the folklore and dance of the Wolof, Mandinka, Djola, and Bambara people of Senegal. Rarely will you find within a single individual such an extensive understanding of the West African regions and its people