Matt Wisner is a former professional runner from rural Pennsylvania who has reinvented himself as a producer and emerging director in Los Angeles. After an achievement-driven childhood and a successful collegiate and pro running career, he co-created a niche magazine with friends that mixed athletic culture and bold creative work before it was shut down amid controversy. He moved to LA about three years ago, started by producing podcasts, and has since expanded into commercial projects and music videos, including recent work with Kim Petras. He prioritizes authenticity and personal expression over pure commercial calculation, journals daily, still runs for mental clarity, and builds his career through steady incremental steps while keeping an eye on eventually directing a feature film.

Lorensa is an Israeli-born, LA-based pop artist whose music blends danceable R&B and infectious pop with raw personal storytelling. Raised in Israel, she started singing, dancing, and writing as a child—finding early expression and release through performance after her father’s passing when she was eight—and moved to the United States in 2016 to chase her dream of making music in the vein of Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Britney Spears. After early success in Miami with the EDM collaboration “Dance Stay High,” she navigated the highs and lows of New York before settling in Los Angeles, where she fully stepped into her own sound. Tracks like the vulnerable 2020 single “Birthday” and more recent anthems such as “Priority” and the upcoming “Bad for Me” chart her evolution from insecurity and loneliness to a confident, unapologetic “fuck it” era focused on situationships, self-priority, and pure fun. Independent-minded and fiercely dedicated, Lorensa writes from her own timeline, prioritizes living fully, and aims to connect people through music that feels both deeply personal and irresistibly danceable.