Keith “Law” Lawrence, an accomplished violist, vocalist, composer, and arranger with talent, style and presence that earn him respect from fans and musicians alike is a powerhouse of a musician. Originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Law began his musical studies at 10 years old, later becoming a graduate of the Conservatory of Music at Oberlin College and DePaul University’s School of Music where he received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in viola performance. A California resident since 2008, Law specializes in various styles of  music and has been Grammy nominated for his work with Quartet San Francisco, performs regularly with the Berkeley and Santa Rosa Symphonies, works on television shows, video game and movie soundtracks, and has performed with the likes of Solange, Peter Gabriel, Bjork, Diana Krall, Quincy Jones, Tony Bennett, Josh Groban, and Andrea Bocelli, to name a few. Currently, the violist for Cosa Nostra Strings (Jazz Mafia), the electronic music duos, KraftLaw, O’Brien@Law, Rosebrook@Law, and a member of the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra, Law keeps himself busy, always exploring the limitless possibilities of musicianship and the creative world at large.

Kenneth L. Kemp is an accomplished singer/songwriter, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, DJ, producer, engineer, and video editor from Dallas, TX who has called San Francisco home since 2012. After writing and producing his first album at 18, he and his band Binary Sunrise were taken under the wing of Polyphonic Spree leader Tim DeLaughter, who promoted that recording as the first release from his label, Good Records Recordings. In San Francisco, Kenneth aligned himself with the queer punk rock scene in rock clubs and the gay disco revival in dance clubs, serving as lyricist, vocalist, and co-producer of local favorites Club Meds, in addition to spinning records for numerous events and parties throughout the Bay Area. In addition to various musical endeavors, Kenneth has been involved in various film and video projects dating back to 1997. Having a voracious appetite for music, film, and literature, Kenneth L. Kemp spends his time both absorbing and celebrating various forms of media, and then exploring fresh ways to leap forward into exciting and unknown creative paths. Unicorn Breeding Ground is a new opportunity for Kenneth and Keith to work with emerging artists and try something new and different, in this new and different world.

Award-winning Producer and Director Anita Casalina is an Oakland native who has worked in the Civil Rights Movement and media all her life. In 2014, Anita co-founded World Changers Entertainment, building a television show highlighting stories of transformation and poverty alleviation.

In her lifetime, Anita has witnessed great progress on the issues of racism and discrimination. Yet the re-emergence of deeply held racial prejudice and the resulting hate crimes showed her that we still have a long distance to travel before our society is fair and equitable. That realization became the driving force for her to produce the film Imaginary Walls. By lifting up the Racial Healing Circles approach, the film will help to cross the long-held divides among groups of people who need to find common ground and build a future big enough to hold all of us.

Currently, with Anita serving as Owner and CEO of San Francisco Media Group, the now woman-owned business, with the creative knowledge and joyful, can-do staff that has been a benchmark of San Francisco Media Group, they are proud to have longevity and to be connected to the ever-changing and vibrant San Francisco production community at large.

Eric Lifschitz is a multifaceted attorney, artist and inventor.  Originally trained as a chemist and started his legal career as a licensed patent attorney.  Concurrent with his legal education he filed and obtained a patent for his own invention.  Currently he has his own law practice with a focus on tenants rights.  Eric is dedicated advocate for his community, having been the Board president of San Francisco’s Eviction Defense Collaborative for nearly five years and providing free Tenants Rights Made Easy seminars spreading his firms ethos of empowering tenants to self advocate.

Separate from all this, Eric is a life long interest in arts and is coming out of Covid inspired to delve into Ceramics where he has found a nascent talent in sculpture and other areas.

Dancing through a myriad of genres, Fawks cultivates inclusive spaces for the queer underground to thrive and express themselves through music, kink and community. Fawks has become a figurehead in his local scene through the collective he co-founded, Fog City Pack(SF) and his newly launched independent event FawksTales(SF). But he’s not stopping there. Taking on a pivotal role booking entertainment for Folsom Street Events(SF) and as the Social Media Manager of the Black Techno Matters(D.C.) If that wasn’t enough he’ll be wrapping up school for music production making him someone to keep an eye on, as it seems he has a limitless commitment to expanding his contribution to nightlife.

One of the founding members of Fog City Pack in San Francisco Fawks has worked tirelessly to cultivate spaces for queer music to flourish. His own flare for seductively haunting Techno has quickly gained him a dance floor following.

 At a very young age Fawks has been bopping around to the beat of tunes on the radio. However, it wasn’t until high school when he was introduced to Punk did his musical journey truly begin. The loud, fast music energized him in ways that he’d never experienced, coupled with the politically charged messages of unity and progress as equals, Fawks first realized the immense power music has. 

In his early twenties he became the mastermind behind the playlists that were demanded at the house parties he attended. Hunting down the best remixes to destroy the tiny living room dance floors of his friends homes became his weekday pastime. Even back then he had an affinity for deeper, darker sounds, which led him to House and finally settling into Techno. 

After moving to San Francisco, Fawks co-founded the kinky collective Fog City Pack(FCP). FCP’s core parties ‘Alpha’, ‘Beta’ and ‘Omega’ have become staples in San Francisco nightlife both for the DJ bookings and liberated environment. Continued dedication to the cultivation of inclusive spaces to uplift the queer electronic music scene remains at the forefront of his personal ethos. From this drive his independent event “FawksTales” was born. Using the attention he’s gained to pass on opportunities to other DJs in the underground is his lifelong dream come true, and he shows no signs of slowing down

A major part of the House of Aviance since 1989, Gehno has a background in music, graphic design, art and dance. In his earlier incarnations, he was an art gallery owner, dancer, social media manager and casting agent. He has a passion for story-telling through color, sound, something which comes through in his work.

Besides being an award-winning music producer, Gehno is the Executive Director of Antonio’s Closet Productions, an independent film studio that focuses on giving voice to underrepresented people. He designs for and owns exiletees.com. He is also a freelance web and graphic designer with over 10 years of experience. His work emphasizes creativity and innovation with an eye for detail.  Some of my past projects include but are not limited to web development, web content, product development, logo design, video advertisements, print media and social media content.
Gehno started DJing in 1992. In 1998 he moved to San Francisco where he has continued to DJ and hone his talent to this day. His sound is an amalgam of decades of musical influences including Techno, Acid House, Garage, Breaks, Hip Hop, Jungle and Caribbean Drums. He weaves his sounds into a seamless musical journey that is deeply rooted in the past while always keeping his finger on the pulse of the future. 

As a designer, my work is a reflection of who I am – I therefore take pride in all of the work I do. Each new job is an opportunity for me to create a working relationship with and ultimately impress a client, creating a new ongoing and mutually beneficial relationship. I can not be successful if you don’t love what I do for you and I prefer to be successful!

Regardless of the size, budget or timeline, your project is my number one priority and is not complete until you are content and would recommend me to others. This is how I make a living, and my best marketing tool is you. Graphic Design is rarely a singular experience, and I welcome your input and suggestions.

Sappho is a queer musical artist, event producer and co-owner of Koritsi Komma Records based out of Portland, Oregon. Harkening back to the most famous poet of antiquity who did not identify as a man, Sappho’s namesake has a strong connection to lesbian love and sensual empowerment. Much like the fabled name that they have built their base upon, they have often been the marginalized voice amongst a sea of male creatives. With over 20 years of involvement in the dance community, they are a mentor to queers and femmes in the craft of deejaying and a resource of underground nightlife culture. They have been changing the status quo with their deep research, guided by precise, almost librametric, methods, branching into new forms and combinations that weave an intricate modern day poetry for a current generation of souls, freeing them, to dance, to love, to feel – the way only a perfect stanza of poetry could elicit.

Todd M. LeMieux is a nationally-recognized graphic designer and design educator. His design focus is on identity development / branding, design for higher-ed, and for social causes…Good design, for good causes, with good people. 

Todd has received numerous local, regional and national awards for his design work, and has been published in several books including the LogoLounge series, Master Library series, American Graphic Design, as well as a feature in the Graphic Designer’s & Artist’s Market directory.

He has been an active member of Graphic Artists Guild for over 20 years, and has served on the national board’s Executive Committee, the Advocacy, Communication and Education Committees, as well as served as the New England Regional Representative. Todd is currently the Guild’s Communication Chair. He was a founding member of AIGA-CT and served as the Education Director for that chapter at its inception. Previously, he served as Vice President, and then President, for the Ad Club of Western Massachusetts.

Todd has worked on a diverse range of design projects for a wide variety of clients including: Warner Music Group, Lego, Connecticut Lottery, MassMutual, City of Springfield, San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus, Yale University, Northampton Chamber of Commerce, Sodexho, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Mount Holyoke College, Springfield College, Hampshire College, AGFA Medical, Dr. Hauschka Skincare, Organic Trade Association and Friendly’s Ice Cream Corporation.

Outside of his graphic design passion, Todd enjoys travel, cooking and live music—and he will likely win any 80s new wave music trivia game he plays.