About Us

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Captivated by the vibrant energy of a breakdancing circle after the release of Breakin Part 1 in

1984, Lee, known as MIGHTILY, found his passion for music in the rhythm of Herbie Hancock's

“Rockit.” Inspired by DJ Jazzy Jeff’s performance and fueled by countless hours of watching DJ

battles and creating mixtapes, he honed his craft on turntables and mixers. His journey took him

from the nightclub scene in Louisville, KY, to touring regional raves and sharing stages with

renowned artists like 50 Cent, Nappy Roots, and Digital Underground, as well as opening up for

DJ Q-Bert, DJ Rob Swift, and DJ Mista Sinista. A celebrated member of the Hip-Hop collective

“Soul Factory,” Lee cherishes his roots in scratch and battle DJing as he continues to push the

boundaries of his art. Now back after a 12-year hiatus, he embodies the belief that "any music

can be Hip-Hop" and is dedicated to entertaining and educating through his craft until the end of

times.

I grew up in Louisville. My dad introduced me to the saxophone when I was young, which turned

me into a musician as I got older. Graduating from UofL with a Jazz Performance degree, I

found my way into the elite class of musicians around town pretty quickly. Since then, I've

broadened my horizon by diving into the world of producing & amp; sound engineering. Lately, I've

been tapped in on piano, and I'm starting to play more gigs on keys than saxophone nowadays.

I also dabble in rapping since I've had a passion for Hip Hop for as long as I can remember. I

have a ton of music releasing this year so follow me on all music streaming services!

Kuda Baby is a rising rap artist hailing from the heart of Kentuckiana. Known for his high-energy performances and sharp, lyrical prowess, Kuda Baby brings a fresh, dynamic voice to the rap scene. Raised in a region where the culture blends small-town roots with urban influence, his music reflects a unique fusion of hyphy, crunk, and pop rap.

 Kuda Baby's sound is built on a foundation of intricate wordplay, hard-hitting beats, and storytelling that captures the raw energy of his upbringing. Whether he's spitting rapid-fire verses or crafting thought-provoking hooks, his songs strike a balance between introspection and pure adrenaline. With each track, Kuda Baby’s presence commands attention, pushing the boundaries of traditional rap while staying grounded in the reality of his Southern Indiana origins. 

 With an ever-growing fanbase and a relentless work ethic, Kuda Baby is quickly making his mark in the industry, bringing the heat of the Midwest to the ears of listeners everywhere. As his career continues to gain momentum, there’s no doubt that Kuda Baby’s name will be one to remember in the rap game for years to come.

Robin Garner is an award-winning poet, filmmaker, entrepreneur, recording artist, and keynote speaker based in Louisville, KY. In April 2024, Robin and Best Dad Media premiered their film ILYBNLILM (I Love You But Not Like I Love Me) at The Kentucky Performing Arts Center. This Davey Award-winning film, three years in the making, captivated sold-out audiences, further cementing her impact in the world of storytelling.

Edward Hardin was born in Louisville, KY. Raised by a librarian and a chemical engineer, Hardin has always been a passionate reader, writer and lover of science. Sitting on his parents' living room floor watching Twin Peaks re-runs and hiding behind his uncle's couch watching Aliens as a child sparked an interest in all things filmed. Working primarily with Dosey Doe Films, Hardin has acted in, produced, directed and written multiple projects (features and shorts) to date. 

Michael O'Dell is the founder of The Groove Dojo, a growing music academy located in La Grange,  KY. Mike has been a musician most of his life: "My instruments of choice are drums and percussion.  I started banging on my mom's pots and pans when I was 5 and I never stopped.  I participated in school band from 5th grade through college, and currently play drums most Sundays at my local church.  I have been a longtime advocate for music education and enjoy sharing the journey of musicianship."

Marcel Jaentschke is a Campbell Graduate Fellow, PhD candidate, and graduate instructor at the University of Missouri-Columbia, where he earned an MA in Romance Languages and Literatures. He currently teaches Spanish and Latin American Literature at Bellarmine University, in Louisville. His published works include the collections  

Dilatada República de las Luces [Managua: Centro Nicaragüense de Escritores, 2012] and   

Sobre el desasosiego [Honorable Mention: María Teresa Sánchez National Literary Award - Banco Central de Nicaragua].

Selected poems from these collections were published in Finland as Sivuvalo. Onko tämä suomalaista kirjallisuutta? [Helsinki: Radiador, 2014].

I am a Nicaraguan producer based in the United States with over nine years of experience in the film industry. Since 2015, I have been involved in diverse film and audiovisual projects, spanning advertising, fiction, and documentary, in countries such as Nicaragua, Spain, and Costa Rica.

In 2018, I completed a Master’s Degree in Production and Management of Audiovisual Companies from the Transforming Arts Institute (TAI) in Madrid, Spain.

I am interested in contributing to creative projects offering a broad vision of the human experience and life. With expertise in production coordination, scouting management, and field production, I ensure that all involved parties can meet their needs.