Jujuan Allen (born March 31, 1993), known professionally as Butch Dawson, is an American rapper born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland.

Butch naturally gravitated towards music at an early age participating in school talent shows and rap battles. In 2009, Butch began releasing his own music while also producing for artists such as Black Zheep DZ, Lil Yachty, Lil Peep, Little Pain, Abdu Ali, A$ton Matthews, Soduh and more.

In 2011, Butch founded Basement Rap along with close friends Shido, MS3, and DZ. Basement Rap is a multimedia collective and platform through which the group releases videos, radio mixes, comedy sketches and other various forms of content. Butch's work with Basement Rap over the past several years has cultivated a dedicatd underround following that extends across the globe.

Over time, Butch has a built a loyal and far-reaching underground fanbase through consistently releasing self-produced mixtapes and projects. Most recently, Butch released a 9-track mixtape called "Ollieworld" in July 2019. This work comes nearly a year after the release of his debut album "Swamp Boy," an 8-track project displaying his unique blend of nostalgic, jazzy melodies with hard driving bass and drums, and reflecting on his upbringing in West Baltimore. "Swamp Boy" would go on to receive praise from The FADER, VILES, and The Baltimore Sun.

Aside from music, Butch has modeled for brands such as Asos, Adidas, New Balance and more. Recently, Butch walked in Telfar Global's SS19 Fashion Show where he performed his hit single 'Feel Nobody' in a collaboritive performance within the runway show. Butch also modeled in a spread featuring the collection System Magazine He was recruited by Telfar again to walk and perform in the AW19 Show in early 2019.

For nearly a decade, Butch has worked to establish himself as a creative force to be reckoned wit among his peers. He is now considered to be the most exciting experimental artists coming out of Baltimore City.

Vide (Ryan Blank, 24) is an experimental electronic artist born and raised in the greater Baltimore City area.

Early influences within the Rock and Metal scenes naturally gravitated Vide to learn guitar at an early age. Eventually he discovered electronic music in 2010, in particular, the growing influence of heavier sounds that were fresh in the electronic scene at the time. With the musical background already in hand, vide started producing himself and soon thereafter began releasing music officially in 2015 with noteworthy releases such such as alone, leanin on tha curb, and henny and pineapple.

While vide’s earlier work highlights his understanding of music theory and melody, he’d ultimately progress towards experimental sound design characterized in his Treason EP (2018). More recently, vide has had a number of releases and collabs through Lost Dogz and dropped his second EP, Death Bell (2019) as he continues to build his reputation as an experimental artist that is pushing the technical levels of sound design.

Jeleel born October 14, 1995, is an LA based artist who is changing our perception of pop and rap music through his infectious energy and genre-defying sound.

Basketball was Jeleel’s primary focus growing up, but music has always been an important part of his life. Jeleel’s artistic journey began in 2015, while he was in college. He quickly defined his sound, stemming from his own unique energy and a wide range of influences - from Kid Cudi and DMX, to Sum 41 and Buju Banton. In making his first song alone, Jeleel felt a feeling he’d never felt before and knew that music was his true calling. After finishing school in Baltimore, MD, Jeleel moved to LA from his hometown of Rhode Island to pursue music full-time.

In L.A., Jeleel’s magnetic energy and unique sound allowed him to quickly connect with quality producers and creatives that believed in him. As he continued to gain his footing in LA, Jeleel began releasing a number of singles and videos both independently and through No Jumper, including ‘Wartime’ and “OKAY!OKAY!”. His latest album, ‘Angel from Heaven’ is a culmination of his work in building a strong infrastructure for his vision. Each song carries its own weight, along with hard-hitting accompanying visuals.

Jeleel has yet to get the recognition he deserves. Despite this, he is a disruptive and engaging talent, who undeniable originality is bound to push him far beyond any existing artistic mold.