T.I.E is a multifaceted Senegalese artist: singer, poetess, songwriter,beatmaker and music producer, leading projects like “T.I.E and The Love Process” and “Exillians.” She also created the immersive show “Lâcher L’homme!” inspired by Frantz Fanon’s essay “Black Skin White Masks.”
Additionally, she recently participated in the thought-provoking piece “Freedom, I’ll have lived your dream until the full last day,” curated by Felwine Sarr, showcased in New York and North Carolina with the support of the Villa Albertine’s Face theater & Fused Program.

T.I.E’s work is rooted In an Afro-eco-feminist vision, evident in her installation “Mawu’s Daughters,” premiered in Dakar during Partcours 2022. T.I.E’s ongoing work “Odyssey in Utero ”, is a polysemous research object initiated in her residency at Banlieues Bleues ,Paris 21-22

Writer and music producer, Michael C. Ladd has published in several literary magazines including "Long Shot Review" and “Bostonia”. His work is also featured in the book Swing Low, Black Men Writing and several anthologies, including, Aloud: Voices from the Nuyorican Poets Café, In Defense of Mumia , Bum Rush The Page, Pour La Victoire , Everything But the Burden , Chorus: A Literary Mixtape and Rip It Up, Essays on Black Rock in the U.S.. Mike is the writer and producer of fourteen albums, among them, Easy Listening For Armageddon (Scratchie/Mercury records),  Negrophilia: The Album (Thirsty Ear), Father Divine (ROIR) The Infesticons, Bedford Park (Big Dada) and GAIN with Tyshawn Sorey, Jeff Parker and High Priest(RogueArt). He has performed at venues throughout the world including, The Apollo, The Metropolitan Museum, Erving Plaza, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Shepherd's Bush Empire, Le Théâtre de Châtelet,  L'Olympia and Le Philharmonie Paris. 

As a Fellow at the Institute for Arts and Civic Dialogue at Harvard University,  Mr. Ladd produced and directed Blood Black and Blue, an audio documentary/performance about Black police officers in the United States. He is currently revisiting this project in collaboration with Philadelphia Mural Arts. He also Directed and produced in collaboration with the Kitchen, Domestica, a crooked opera. At the Asia Society, Ladd worked with pianist Vijay Iyer on In What Language, a project about people of color in relation to globalization in the context of airports. Their following project, Still Life With Commentator had its New York premiere at Brooklyn Academy of Music. Harlem Stage presented Holding it Down  a song cycle dedicated to US.  Veterans and Iraqis coming to terms with the past 10 years of war by examining their dreams. The recording of Holding it Down has received several awards including best Jazz recording in 2014 from SESAC and the Charles Cros award in France. In 2015, with composer Antoine Berjeaut Ladd created Wasteland/Satchmokovich an improvised concert and projection of Ladd’s graphic novel based on Black Americans in the Soviet Union. Ladd has created sound design for visual artists such as Raphael Barontini and Kanishika Raja. He has composed music for short films and plays. In 2022 he and co-composer David Stzanke, scored the Netflix series Transatlantic.

An incessant collaborator in recent years, Mike Ladd can be heard on French radio stations with numerous recording projects spanning everything from Jazz to Hip Hop, Afrobeat to Punk to Noise to Pop. He is currently touring with Baldwin in Transit and Dress Code with composer Chassol. 

Since teaching at Sciences Po. in Paris, Ladd continues to work extensively with youth in Parisian suburbs such as Nanterre, Aubervilliers, Pantin and Saint Denis.

Juice Aleem has long been acknowledged as 'one of the finest MCs the UK has ever produced.' In addition to his work as a member of the group New Flesh, Aleem has also worked with Coldcut, Evil 9, Adam Freeland, DJ Kentaro, Roots Manuva, Si Begg and many, many others. He is also the voice of Alpha Prhyme, the MC featured on the very first Big Dada single, "Misanthropic." 

In 2009, he released his first solo album, entitled "Jerusalaam Come" on Big Dada and Voodu StarChild, his second solo album was released via Bandcamp in 2018.  

As well as being a member of the supergroup Exillians, Juice is also a writer, publishing his first book, Afrofutures & Astro Black Travel in 2016.  Juice is also the director of Afroflux, a community of artists and creators who form socially minded events.  On top of his stunning improvised live shows, Aleem books and promotes artists as co-director of B-Side Hip Hop festival, one of the UK's biggest regular Hip Hop events.