Between their tight grooves, radiant harmonies, heartfelt lyrics, and jaw-dropping solos , there’s no simple, easy way to summarize New York City five-piece Juice.

Pulling from pop and rock, hip-hop and R&B, ‘90s alternative, modern electronic, folk, and more, their complexity is their strength: All six members are multi-instrumentalists from different musical backgrounds and upbringings, each one bringing his own unique flavor to the band. The result is a “multi-dimensional rock” identity that has continuously evolved over the past decade, as the band members themselves – Ben Stevens (vocals, keys), Christian Rose (vocals, violin), Kamau Burton (vocals, guitar), Daniel Moss (guitar), and Rami El-Abidin (bass) – went from students at Boston College to professional touring musicians and seasoned recording artists.

Juice’s sound may be ever-evolving, but their bold energy is evergreen: The goal, both on stage and on record, is not just to connect on a human level, but to breathe life into every room. While they pack a punch on record, Juice shine their brightest onstage, bringing their music to life for all to see, hear, and feel. The band have played countless national tours over the past ten years, including four headline tours and support slots opening for bands like flipturn, Ocean Alley, and The Dip.

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Supertaste's debut album "Supernova" is some of the most disco-forward sonics and ambitious thematics from the band to date. The record's journey pulls you on a cosmic flight path from takeoff, to deep space flight, to a breakthrough back into the earth's atmosphere.

Through yearly retreats to a cabin in Tennessee to hone in their sound, Brooklyn-based Supertaste has developed a colossal atmosphere of sparkling synths, Chic-inspired guitar riffs, and unforgettable hooks. Whether you run into them late night at a bodega ordering sandwiches or on stage performing, you'll always be met with a smile.

The Supertaste Cinematic Universe only continues to expand. Expect some big moments and bigger jams.

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Turn Two is a pop punk band from the Jersey Shore channeling the emotional punch of the early 2000s with a modern edge. Fusing the urgency and heart of bands like Coheed & Cambria and Fall Out Boy with massive hooks, driving guitars, and meaningful lyrics, they write anthems for anyone who never grew out of feeling everything all at once.

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Hailing from the South Jersey Beaches, The Lost Sailors bring an infectious mix of rock, soul, and improvisation that turns every show into a full-blown experience. Known for their high-energy sets, tight musicianship, and genuine connection with the crowd, The Lost Sailors have built a loyal following across New Jersey and beyond.

Blending the storytelling spirit of classic rock with modern edge and coastal grit, their sound lands somewhere between Springsteen’s heart and Phish's jams. Each show feels like a celebration — powerful vocals, driving guitars, and a rhythm section that keeps the room moving from first note to last.

From packed local venues to outdoor festivals, The Lost Sailors consistently deliver the kind of show that keeps audiences coming back — and keeps venues buzzing long after the lights go out. Whether they’re headlining a hometown night or opening for national acts, their professionalism and crowd appeal make them a sure bet for any stage.

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Hailing from Jacksonville, FL via Ann Arbor, Michigan, Dillon has been a staple in the Atlanta indy Hiphop scene since 2005. He's a rapper, beatmaker, DJ, engineer and...chef.
Dillon has worked with legends like Chuck D, Kool Keith, Diamond D & Dres from Black Sheep; and modern day hip hop heroes like Homeboy Sandman, Blu, Skyzoo, eLZhi & Supa Dave West. His one-man live show is stuff of legend: a turntable, a projector, crudely overdubbed episodes of Beverly Hills 90210 & a panini press are just a part of his arsenal. If you're lucky, you may also receive a visit from his alter-ego, LOBSTERDAMUS.

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DJ Kotta Ranks is more than a selector — he’s a tastemaker with an unshakable pulse on culture, sound, and style. With a deep rooted passion for music, he brings a distinct aesthetic to everything he touches — both behind the decks and beyond them.

From an early age, Kotta Ranks was captivated by music. In high school, he was known as the one with exclusive and unreleased tracks. By the time he reached Lincoln University, he was ready to take his passion further. Hosting his own radio show on 89.9 WLIU for three years, he interviewed emerging artists such as Queen Latifah, A Tribe Called Quest, Redman, EPMD, and Das EFX.

At Lincoln, he also connected with fellow student The Last Emperor, a relationship that would evolve into future collaborations. After graduation, Kotta Ranks worked alongside The Last Emperor, gaining hands-on experience across all facets of the music industry — from artist management and record production to pressing vinyl, distributing music, and designing merchandise. This journey shaped his grounded perspective built on authenticity, hustle, and an encyclopedic knowledge of sound.

As a co-creator of The Prospective Podcast, Kotta Ranks brings years of real-world insight to a platform dedicated to music, culture, and conversation. The show isn’t just about sound — it explores the space where creativity meets intention, and where underground movements push culture forward.

In a world saturated with noise, Kotta Ranks stands out as a clear signal — guided by taste, legacy, and the relentless pursuit of what’s next.

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