Sam Lachow is a producer, songwriter, rapper, videographer, and director. Raised in both Seattle and New York City, he's been creating videos since elementary school and as a seventh-grader started a group called Shankbone, which he began directing and producing music videos for as well as for various other artists. In 2011 Sam released his debut project as a solo artist titled "Brand New Bike”, which he produced entirely himself. In 2014, his second full length album “Huckleberry” independently debuted at #5 on the iTunes Hip Hop charts. He then unexpectedly released a free project titled 80 Bars, which surpassed a million plays on Soundcloud and YouTube for multiple songs. Riding that momentum, Sam became the first local headliner to sell out Seattle’s 1,000 cap Neptune Theater and in 2015 he played the main stage at Washington's biggest music festival, Sasquatch. In the years following, Sam has continued touring, writing and producing music with his signature genre-blending style and collaborating with artists from a wide variety of musical backgrounds. In 2020, he released his most polished album to date, “Corduroy” which features Watsky, Dave B and Travis Thompson as well as many other up and coming artists. Sam currently lives with his dog Devin in Seattle, WA and continues making music and touring the country.

Ralph Raymond’s evolution embodies resilience and reinvention. His narrative symbolizes the struggle against stagnation and the pursuit of artistic redemption, resonating effortlessly in Chicago’s diverse yet gritty music scene. Born on Chicago’s Southside, Ralph Raymond embarked on his musical journey as a teen. After an attempt at college, he quickly came to realize that traditional education wasn’t helping shape his musical ambitions, so immediately he decided to drop out. However, five years fighting to break into Chicago’s 2010’s “Drill Rap” filled music scene, his social media and performance efforts, left him confronting burnout and despair, leading him to voluntarily step away from music entirely. Despite the hiatus, Raymond’s itch for music lingered. In 2023 he showed up again, inspired by the new wave of alternative music and his new found love for playing drums. Admiring artists like Travis Barker, Dave Grohl, Kenny Hoopla, MGK and Jxdn, this newfound enthusiasm fueled his reinvention, blending rap roots with punk influences thus reshaping his entire artistic identity in all. Within two years, Raymond released two EPs, four singles, three music videos and a vast amount of content on social media, catalyzing a rebranding journey and receiving admiration from seasoned Chicago artists. On top of these efforts, to kick off summer/2024, he organized a well attended release show for his new single/video “Endlessly” at renowned Chicago clothing boutique, Jugrnaut, where fellow Chicago heavyweight “Chance The Rapper” held his critically acclaimed “Acid Rap” project years prior. As Raymond’s trajectory unfolds, his story promises continued growth and innovation, fueled by an unwavering determination to redeem himself after all the previous years of discouragement and self-conflict

BowDizz is a songwriter, rapper, producer, musician and overall creative mind. As a kid he moved from state to state constantly until he was 11 and his family settled down in Minnesota. In 2016, he graduated with a degree in Marketing from Winona State University. Since then he's learned to produce his own beats and also considers himself hands-on with every step throughout the creative process. In 2019, as an independent artist, BowDizz released his first full conceptual album Stimulated for streaming services. In 2020, he released his EP titled Villa Views entirely produced by him. Since then he's consistently dropped new music, merch and content.