Few artists embody the intersection of music and activism as powerfully as Mic Crenshaw. From his early days in the punk rock scene to becoming one of Portland’s most respected MCs, building a career that refuses to separate art from action. Crenshaw’s story isn’t just about beats and rhymes — it’s about resistance, resilience, and the belief that culture can be a weapon against oppression.

Dante Ross is the A&R who turned street legends into Hip Hop icons. He spotted De La Soul’s playful genius, Queen Latifah’s commanding voice, Brand Nubian’s conscious fire and Busta Rhymes’ explosive energy, before the world caught on. He championed Digital Underground, 3rd Bass, Leaders of the New School, KMD [introducing MF DOOM], Pete Rock & CL Smooth, Del the Funky Homosapien, Everlast and Ol’ Dirty Bastard—names that reshaped the sound of a generation. 

Pop isn’t just about catchy hooks—it’s about energy, resilience, and reinvention. Few artists embody that spirit better than Debbie Gibson. Bursting onto the scene in the late ’80's with unstoppable hits like "Only in My Dreams" and "Electric Youth," she didn’t just ride the wave of teen stardom—she helped define it. Fast-forward to today, and Gibson is still dazzling audiences with her fearless creativity, whether she’s dropping new music, lighting up Broadway, or connecting