ROBOT NATURE

Robot Nature formed on January 1st, 2017, when singer and multi-instrumentalist DPAK was introduced to Richard Parizer, Michael Sklena, and Jesse Shadis, of their former band, End of Ever.  An eclectic synthesis of modern electronic, noir pop, and infectious synth-rock elements blends pulsing violins and haunting melodies, fused with electronic soundscapes and grooving rhythms to create the signature Robot Nature sound.  Influences include Muse, Twenty One Pilots, Radiohead, One Republic, The Weekend, and Ed Sheeran.  They are currently recording their first EP at Universal Polymath Productions in Malibu, and are booking tours, festivals, and opening spots with other complementary artists and bands.

COLLIN LEE

For almost two decades, COLLIN LEE has been writing for others, mainly for brands – national and international ads (some even ran during the Summer Olympics and the World Cup), websites and strategic plans. And now, he’s embarking on publishing his very own stories, starting with The Efil Brothers (that he’s been working on and off for the past 20 years!), which will be a series of picture books for all ages. He writes not only with his mind but also with his heart, in the hope that his stories will touch the hearts of many.

Collin Lee is a marketing professional with 20+ years of experience in all aspects of marketing and advertising, from traditional advertising to digital experiential marketing. His fluency in both English and Korean has allowed him to effectively work as a business liaison between Korean and American companies. His entrepreneurial passion has also led him to found an advertising agency, a marketing consulting firm and an entertainment company. He also speaks regularly at premier events such as Digital Hollywood on emerging media technologies. He possesses a rare combination of a scientifically trained mind, thanks to his aerospace engineering education, and a creative mind, shaped by his years in advertising — A real rocket-scientist-turned-marketer.

Kimesha Coleman is an award winning community leader and cohost

of the Lifestyle segment for the Cynthia Austin show. Kimesha is a recognized

expert and speaker on the topics of mastering self-esteem, domestic violence

and healing after abuse.

 

Kimesha grew up in Dallas, Texas. She survived the escalating trauma from

domestic violence, teen dating violence and the molestation from her

“favorite” uncle.  Kimesha shares her inspirational story in the

bestselling book, He Loves Me Not: Buried Tears of Betrayed Love (2015) which

has been featured in BBU Magazine and the Cynthia Austin Show.

Today, Kimesha frequently shares her insight and background with other

families and survivors seeking healing from abuse as part of her coaching

business CoachingbyKimesha.

The Martins have been married for 38 years and have three grown daughters. The books in their trilogy – Ego Therapy, EgoSpiritualism and The Two Voices Within – represent a synergy of their professional work and personal life missions. “We have learned from each other that human and spiritual healing can occur when ego energy is brought into balance and we truly know that God Is – Love, Life, Energy, and You.”  Dr. Nick Martin is a licensed psychologist, social worker and certified school psychologist who has worked in clinical, university, public school and private school settings as a therapist, diagnostician, educator and consultant for 30 years.  Rev. Linda Martin is a metaphysician, certified Reiki master teacher, spiritual healer, color/sound practitioner and spiritual medium. She is founder of Dove of Light Healing Ministry in Belle Vernon, PA.

As an Author, Writer,  Reiki Master/Teacher, International Radio Show Host, and Inspirational Speaker, Claire Candy Hough helps others connect to their Divine Eternal Natures. She established her business, ‘Angel Healing House’ in 2003, after her angelic Walk-In experience. 

After establishing a spiritual community of light from 2003-2007 on the Sunshine Coast in beautiful Queensland, Australia, she and her Twin-Flame husband Pete, followed the voice of the Divine and moved to the States in 2008. Living in Santa Barbara, Ca. from 2008- 2010, Claire Candy held presentations, workshops, and seminars in addition to her healing work. With her move to the Los Angeles area in 2010, Claire Candy has brought her enthusiasm, passion and joy as she helps others to live authentic lives and manifest their dreams. 

Through her business Angel Healing House, Claire Candy is a published author, of the inspirational, channeled books, ‘Angels of Faith’, which is based on her two near-death experiences, “One True Home-Behind the Veil of Forgetfulness” which is based on five of her most important past lives and the lessons she learned in the afterlife between those lives and her autobiographical, incredible personal journey in, “I Am an Angelic Walk-In”, which is the sequel to “One True Home”. 

In 2012, Claire Candy created and hosted her weekly international Angel Healing House Radio program on Blog Talk Radio and in January 2017, her radio program now has a new home on Transformation Talk Radio and can be heard in 120 countries.

Claire Candy was chosen to be a featured Healing Practitioner for a documentary TV series about the new generation of Indigo, Crystal and Rainbow Children called, “The Children of the Rainbow” https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3010282/

BASS SINGER RAY WALKER

WAS A MEMBER OF "THE JORDANAIRES"

FOR 54 YEARS

LEGENDARY BACKUP SINGERS FOR ELVIS PRESLEY 

Ray Walker dropped out of school in 1955, moved to Centerville, Tennessee, where he helped to build a radio station, WHLP, worked with the local Church, and, became the youngest school principal in the history of Tennessee. He came back to college in 1956 and graduated in June 1957, with a BA Degree in Speech, Music, Bible, and, Education; worked for Werthan Bag Company during the Summer. By that time Ray and wife Marilyn's third child was on the way.

Ray continued working for the local Church and, in the Fall began teaching school in Davidson County Schools, where he was Assistant Principal, Coach, and commanded a split seventh and eighth grade class. It was April 1958 now, and through a business call to David Lipscomb College, Ray was put in touch with the Jordanaires by his former Choral Director. Gordon Stoker had called there, just prior to Ray's call, to see if the Music Department knew of a bass singer who might fit their requirements. When Ray spoke with the professor, he said to give them his name, which the professor did. Ray was called that afternoon, auditioned at 11:00 that evening, was called at the school the next day and asked to go to Hollywood to do some recording. The school board let him off, he went, came home and completed his school year of teaching, and joined the Jordanaires, officially, June 1, 1958. 

Since that time, while working with the Jordanaires, he had a successful, daily, morning show, "YOUR OWN TIME" on the ABC Channel in Nashville in 1976.  Ray has done modeling, numerous radio, television, magazine and newspaper commercials (locally and nationally). He was a deputy sheriff (as a liaison between trouble youth and distraught families) for twenty-some years and, as were all the Jordanaires, an honorary member of the Tennessee Governor's Staff in Tennessee for many years.

Among the accolades the group has received during his tenure with The Jordanaires is induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame, the NACMAI (North American Country Music Association International) Hall of Fame, the Gospel Music Hall of Fame, Rockabilly Hall of Fame, Vocal Group Hall of Fame and others.  Ray was inducted into The Rockabilly Hall of Fame, individually, in 2013.  He was, also, awarded the "Avalon Award", the highest award given for contribution and accomplishment by his alma mater', David Lipscomb University, in 2005.



During the early 1960s, Ray Walker, Neal Matthews, Jr., Hoyt Hawkins and Gordon Stoker helped mold the genre of Country Music known as "The Nashville Sound", singing backup harmonies to such artists as Elvis Presley, Patsy Cline, Jim Reeves, Loretta Lynn, Rick Nelson, Kitty Wells, Dolly Parton, Billy Ray Cyrus, and many others to numerous to mention.



Also known for his solo recordings, Walker has helped in the development of albums and CDs of a cappella composition performed, among others, by the Freed-Hardeman University Singers and the Harding University Choir. For years, he served as song director for "The Amazing Grace" Bible program, produced by the Madison Church of Christ in the Nashville suburb.  Marilyn was awarded "THE HEART OF A SERVANT AWARD" for her work with battered women.

Ray has over 600 a cappella worship songs recorded, reportedly being heard in 77 nations. Walker has been recorded nearly every week since he was 13 years old.  He began singing in public at 6 years old. In the late 1940s, Ray was recorded, first time, on his Dad's wire recorder every week until he was 18; in the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, and 2000s, he was sometimes recorded on 200 songs a week, as aids in church worship in spirit and truth series. Ray has found time to be involved in over three thousand sing-outs, youth rallies, appearances of his own.

Up to 2013, it is estimated that Walker has been recorded on more than 200,000 songs  (including repeats for different services and classes), and including his professional recording with the Jordanaires, and is reservedly believed to be the most recorded voice in the history of music during his 66 years of performing.  

Ray Walker is currently one of the ministers of the Waverly Church of Christ in Waverly, Tennessee.  Ray continues to lead singing for congregations of the Churches of Christ.

Ray was the Bass Singer in "THE JORDANAIRES" for 54 years and 345 days, when upon the passing of Gordon Stoker, March 27, 2013, "THE JORDANAIRES" as a group, officially, came to an end.  Ray, occasionally, performs with country crooner Ronnie McDowell, and others, in programs dedicated to the memory of Elvis Presley. 

PURCHASE …

Ray Walker’s

"Live in Concert"

at the New Opry House

This CD contains 14 All Time Favorite songs by Jordanaire, 

Ray Walker 

For more information about Ray Walker and The Jordanaires

Since he was a young man, Brad faced fear head on. A natural-born leader and rebel, he always followed his heart.

He believes deeply that each and every one of us has a unique genius, voice and passion, and when we face our fears and tap into that voice, the sky’s the limit.

Knowing from his own life experience, facing your own brilliance head on and being frightened by how powerful we truly are, we can freeze up and not go after our dreams.

He firmly believes there is no worse a life lived than one where we die with our voice still in us.

He works with coaches, consultants and other visionary entrepreneurs to face their fears and become successful doing what they TRULY want to do – sharing their voice to benefit others.

Having created proven models and systems to get his clients results faster and with more certainty, they step powerfully into their voice and deliver the transformation they have deep down been yearning to deliver.

Robert Perala is an internationally acclaimed speaker, and author of The Divine Blueprint: Roadmap for the New Millennium, and the newly released book The Divine Architect. Robert presents a remarkable look into our relationship with Extraterrestrials and the Divine Cosmos. He is an inspirational speaker and has been seen and heard on: Showtime, Coast to Coast AM, and is host of his own The Perala Report. Robert is the internationally acclaimed author of The Divine Blueprint and the new revised edition of The Divine Architect. His books and life's work were inspired by an event that occurred in 1977 when he was taken aboard a spacecraft by three extraterrestrial astronauts. He was returned sunburned and covered in a honey/oil-like substance. He is a US Correspondent and host of his own internet TV show The Perala Report, and has been featured on: CNN, The FOX Network, Showtime, and Coast to Coast AM to name a few…