Larrance 'Rance' DOPSON, Grammy Award Winning producer and instrumentalist is most recently known for his production on Roddy Rich's single The Box which spent 11 weeks at the top spot of the US Billboard. As well as his production on “Boo’d Up” by Ella Mai which led R&B charts for 13 weeks straight at number one. The song was nominated for two Grammys, bringing home a Grammy for ‘Best R&B Song’ (61st Annual Grammy Awards). Rance has a long history of hit songs - In 2019, he was also nominated for Justin Timberlakes, Say Something for Best Pop Duo, and Nipsey Hussles Victory Lap, for Best Rap Album. His very first hit gained production credit when he was just 18 - for Bobby Valentino's, Gangsta Love in 2003. Within the last few years, Rance has musical directed for Jay-Z and says the first song that he was truly proud to be part of was Show Me What You Got released in 2006, which opened many doors for the multi-instrumentalist and changed the sound of the hip-hop game.
DOPSON was also musical director for Usher (2017) and Khalid (2018), Diddy, Snoop Dogg, Migos, Rick Ross, and many others. He has made several appearances on television broadcasts such as The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Late Show with David Letterman, Last Call with Carson Daly and Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show.

Jaeson MA is a serial entrepreneur, venture capitalist & artist who oversees all creative endeavors as Co-Founder and CEO at OP3N, the global Web3 chat superapp that serves as a one-stop-shop for all communication, connection and commerce with on-chain interactions in a simple unified interface. With a mission to create a more frictionless, decentralized and democratized creator economy on a global scale, Jaeson drives the vision of OP3N.
He is the founder/partner of multiple companies such as 88rising, Stampede Ventures, East West Ventures, and EST Media focusing on the Asian market through entertainment, media, and technology. He is also a strategic advisor & financier to social music video app Triller and a co-founder of ZASH and General Partner of Caravan Digital Studios. As well, a Milken Institute Young Leaders Circle member.
During his career, he has raised capital and advised on transactions totaling over $1 billion. He is also a Senior Advisor to Tencent Music Entertainment & KKBox fund KKFarm, Sparklabs Foundry and a Venture Partner for consumer tech fund GoodWater Capital.
His investments include Musical.ly (TikTok), Grab, Coinbase, Dark Horse Comics, Slock.it, Brain.ai, Oursong, Triller, Lomotif, XiaoPeng, Kind Heaven, OneOf & MAUM restaurant (Michelin Star).

Jeff BENJAMIN is an award-winning music journalist, editor, curator and host based in New York City. For more than a decade, has extensively and professionally written and honed his expertise on pop music—particularly in international music and his specialty as an expert in Asian-pop music—for outlets like the New York Times, Rolling Stone, GQ, Forbes, NPR, Variety, MTV, South China Morning Post and more. He has been featured in and commissioned as a source and subject for outlets like the Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, CNN, USA Today, Bloomberg, TIME, BBC, Allure, VICE, Money, Yahoo!, CINRA.NET, DKPopIndia, and many more.
In 2013, Jeff launched Billboard's K-pop column and has continued to work as the outlet's K-Pop Columnist. By 2019, he joined as international contributor for 'We K-Pop,' a K-pop variety show filmed in South Korea by KBS World that aired weekly to more than 100 million viewers in 120 countries around the world. In 2020, TIDAL brought him on as a curator and editor to focus on K-pop, J-pop, global-pop music and viral music for the high-fidelity, global music streaming platform available in more than 60 countries.
Jeff's work has led him to speak, moderate and host at local and international events including SXSW, Comic-Con, and KCON in the United States, MU:CON, the Culture Communication Forum, the Korea Foundation’s Public Diplomacy Week and MBN Y Forums in South Korea, MIDEM in France, and more.