Based in Southern California, Pac Div started rapping together in high school as an eleven-member crew. Realizing a group of that size was not realistic, they shrank to three members in 2005. Soon after the release of their first mixtape,Sealed For Freshness: The Blend Tape, the group received national attention from Billboard, Rolling Stone, The Source, VIBE, XXL and gained the approval of hip-hop legends Pharrell Williams, Ludacris, ?uestlove, Talib Kweli,9th Wonder and more. They continued climbing the ladder, opening up for big names like Nas, Q-Tip, Busta Rhymes,Ice-T, Ludacris and N.E.R.D. After releasing two more mixtapes through Motown Universal, the group left the label and released their first full-length album, The Div, through their own label, The Div Co. and RBC Records. After receiving much praise from the hip hop world with their first release, Pac Div turned up the heat with GMB, which was released onNovember 27 and features guest artists Mac Miller, Kendrick Lamar, Ty$ and many more.

Alternative hip hop artist, Johnny Polygon, hails from Tulsa, OK and currently splits his residency between LA & NYC. With early collaborations with Nas, KiD CuDi, Dead Prez & Green Lantern, Johnny Polygon had a strong impression on the press while his solo material developed. His First mixtape, Rebel Without Applause, featured a breakout video for his single, “The Riot Song” which premiered on MTV2. It later
fell into rotation on MTVU, VH1 Soul, BET Centric. In Nov 2010, the Catch-Up mixtape dropped in partnership apparel brand, Orisue. That release touts a decade of his signature song writing style dating back to age 17. It also features notable collabs w/ Nas, Adele, Kid Cudi. The Catch-Up mixtape precedes an EP, Wolf In Cheap Clothing sponsored by 2DBz & DJBooth in Dec 2010. Busy in the studio, Johnny
has two projects ready to ship: a mixtape, Safe Word and his debut album, Pussy Gun.

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Chicago-born Taylor Bennett is not just the younger brother of Grammy winning Chance the Rapper, but he’s carving his own path as an independent music artist, entrepreneur and advocate. His career began in high school when he released his debut mixtape, The Taylor Bennett Show. While still prioritizing his studies over music, Bennett was next able to release his debut studio album in 2015 and sophomore album in 2017 which included a 13-minute short film. Taylor’s latest EP ‘The American Reject’ is a completion to his trilogy. In 2019, Taylor performed at diverse festivals and late night shows including Governor’s Ball, Hangout, Outside Lands, Life is Beautiful, The Tonight Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Late Show and many more. Notably he headlined Chicago’s Complexcon.

Taylor started his own record label, Tay Bennett Entertainment which boast singer Bianca Shaw and ZXXK.

Taylor Bennett is a major advocate for the LGBTQ community and homeless youth amongst other initiatives. A statement he made: I think there’s a lot of people — in the music community, especially in hip-hop — that don’t feel okay with being themselves, that feel like being different is to be wrong. I’ve never shared that belief. My parents, my brother, friends and anybody that I’ve ever surrounded myself with, we’ve always accepted and respected each other for who we are. That’s something that I want my music to reflect as well. (The Fader, 2017)