member profiles

Craig Thumper Samuels' music career started at a very young age, as he experimented with new and different sounds using strings, guitars and pianos. Now he plays all of the instruments, sings, writes, records, and produces all his own songs in a variety of styles. Thumper, the one man band from Omaha, Nebraska is the "New Machine On the Music scene" and has a big following. He's a musician, singer, songwriter, actor, model, composer, producer and much more.

The Grammy® and Emmy® winning Battersby Duo is the husband and wife team of Tim and Laura. The “bat duo” have been entertaining children for decades with their unique combination of music and humor. They’ve appeared on Sesame Street and Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood on television, and performed at the White House six times, The Kennedy Center, and countless other venues during their 40 year career. Frequent contributors to The Huffington Post, they’ve been called “A National Treasure” by Florida Senator Bob Graham.

Tim Board is the owner of internet station Front Range Radio, and host of the weekly syndicated show Eye On Jamz, and writer for ION Indie Magazine. Front Range Radio streams 24/7 featuring indie artist from a variety of genres. Eye On Jamz is syndicated on stations in the US, UK, Canada, and New Zealand. ION Indie Magazine is an on-line publication featuring indie musicians, interviews, and concert photography

Tim Cord writes music and sings songs. From serving in the Marine Corps to being a quarterfinalist on Season 8 of America's Got Talent to touring the world as the former lead singer of American Hitmen, he's had a blessed life. His motto is, "Keep me different, Lord; I don't mind being left out!"

Tim Lorsch is a Nashville-based multi-instrumentalist and composer. He has played on countless albums by other artists, as well as creating his own unique works. A few years ago a suitcase was found in an antiques store in the Czech Republic. It turned out to be “The Suitcase” that one of Tim's great uncles took to the Nazi concentration camps. Miraculously, it was returned to Tim, who created a one-man multimedia show with narrative, looping music on violin, octave violin and cello, combined with archival video and photographs. Taken together, his show tells the story of “The Suitcase,” and his family history before, during and after the Holocaust.