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Nikc Miller is the founder of the Dirty Marmaduke Flute Squad; a singing, dancing, romancing one man band act that will be assembling its members for the first time at Hondance this year. Go ahead, buy a CD, they're only 5 bucks and you'll be helping him with his self-esteem.

After touring the country with Americorps and experiencing the sensation of a Tijuana lapdance not once but twice, DJ Elite has returned to Maryland by way of a short karaoke tour where he sings the best of Barry White. The crowd goes wild when he sings "Ecstacy (when you lay down next to meeee)" In Hondance, Elite and Sparkles shall be setting he mood with crates upon crates of records.

Like a grenade buried in a chocolate cake, Mr. Sparkles is an explosive FUN-GASM of sweet tasty frosting. After getting hit by a sugar truck at the age of 5, Mr.Sparkles slowly recovered and developed into the production dynamo that he is today. From hustling pizzas to throwing freight, there isn’t anything this man can’t fuck up real good.

Eric Dyer is a West Baltimore native and a graduate of UMBCs film school. He recently received his MFA from the Mount Royal School of Art, and is current on a Fulbright Grant in Denmark.

ellen cherry is the pseudonym and musical brainchild of Baltimore based singer/songwriter/musician/recording engineer/producer/designer Kristin Putchinski. Kristin divides her time between her own personal music with ellen cherry, writing and recording music for film, and side projects Move Like Seamus and The Scarborough Affair.

www.ellencherry.com

Failed Utopia is a collective work of musicical texture and collage. Using the latest in musical technology Failed Utopia attempts to create an experience for the audience,an experience that feeds from the audiences energy to the sound system. Branching styles collide in the sounds that are generated. From glitchy breakbeats to ethnic rhythms the music is filled with texture and complexity.

www.failedutopia.com

Mike Flanagan attended Towson University in Baltimore, where he studied film and met up with the other members of Company 13. While at Towson, he met Sundance Trophy Winner Steve Yeager, who challenged the students to try to produce a feature film. Three years later, Makebelieve (2000) premiered at the Maryland Film Festival to a sold out audience. Next came Still Life (2001), which put the filmmaker on the radar of bigger festivals, and earned the film two awards during the course of its festival tour. Recently Mike directed Ghosts of Hamilton Street (2004), which has won the "Best Full Feature Award" at the Atlantic City Film Festival.

www.ghostsofhamilton.com

Steve Meredith is 25, from Baltimore, has a degree in Audio Technology, enjoys bike riding.
Ben Pollak is 23, from Baltimore, has a B.A. in History, likes pool halls.
Cooper Formant is 22, from Baltimore, pursuing a degree in Music Composition, feels good when he walks out doors.
Elizabeth Meredith is 22, from Baltimore, has a degree in Music Composition, is moving to California.

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