Children Of The Night (acronym: COTN, pronounced "cotton"), is a hip hop trio based out of Queens, New York. They currently have three projects already under their belt, including "100%" (2008) and "Where The Wild Things Are" (2009). Between the releases of the two projects, COTN gained momentum in the NY music circuit performing major venues, including the Knitting Factory, Brooklyn Hip Hop Festival, Don Hill's, South Paw, and Highline Ballroom. 2010 marked a pivotal year for COTN. February marked the release of their latest offering, "Yes/No", a love-themed EP, executive produced by JonnyGo Figure, which has already collected over 3,000 downloads. The group also traveled to Boston to perform alongside soul/funk band "Bad Rabbits" and most recently toured across California for the "Tribe Goes West" minitour in April, alongside fellow emcee Cody B. Ware, all while still lacking a management team. The group is currently prepping a 2011 release for their first full-length album, which includes beats by legendary producer Ski Beatz of BlakRoc and White Indian. COTN has already established a diverse fanbase, and continues to grow alongside their body of music.

Les Professionnels are an electronic artist hailing from the Dub Nebula. They are led by the mastermind, a most mysterious evil genius, Docteur Professeur. Since landing in Philadelphia nearly two years ago, they have been on the rise, quickly becoming known as one of the hottest production and DJ outfits in the city. Les Professionnels can be seen ripping up dance floors this summer with residencies at North Shore Beach Club (Philadelphia), The Trestle Inn (Philadelphia) and Arrow Bar (NYC). Recently, Les Prof performed at SXSW 2012 with Hip-Hop artist Young Gliss and on other bills that included Childish Gambino, Juicy J, Action Bronson, Dom Kennedy, Casey Veggies, Chevy Woods, T. Mills and more. They've also had their songs "Party Animals" and two versions of "Happy Hours" featured on MTV's The Pauly D Project.