T J : she's sung with D:ream, Gary Numan, Lisa Stansfield, Blur, Stereophonics, Tom Jones,
Holly Johnson, ABC, Cutting Crew and Smokey Robinson - and is known as the voice of Sonic R from SEGA's MEGA video and arcade game, as well as singing tracks on the Dreamcast game ‘Metropolis Street Racer.
Kyle "KyleJCrb" Crouse is the founder of the KNGI Network, the co-host of the BumbleKast with Sonic comic/game writer Ian Flynn, as well as the host of the long-running Nitro Game Injection podcast, a show that has spent over 20 years dedicated to spotlighting the VGM remix community.
Elspeth Eastman is a voice actor, streamer, and lifelong gamer and musician. She is the voice of Tristana in League of Legends and Cadence in the Crypt of the NecroDancer series, and is a Twitch Ambassador, streaming for over ten years. In her free time she plays the cello, lifts weights, and is mama to her German Shepherd, Cleo. Elspeth uses she/her pronouns, enjoys independent games and devs, and is super pumped to be at Super MAGFest this year!
George Ledoux’s 30 years as a voice actor, director, producer and coach have established him as one of the most versatile talents in the video game, narration, and voice-over fields.
Besides being an voice actor and director for games such as, “Hunt - Showdown”, "GhostRunner 2", "Evil West" and "Deadhaus Sonata", he has also appeared in many other video games such as “Smite”, the Playstation VR titles, "After The Fall", “Arizona Sunshine 2” and “The 7th Guest”. He has also provided English Dubs for "Kingdom: Season 3" and "AMAIM Warrior at the Borderline" anime.
He is probably best known to fans of his work in the Battletech “Mechwarrior" games, “Neverwinter Nights”, “Freedom Force”, and “Majesty”, to name but a few.
He is also well known to MagFest attendees as the voice of the evil “Count Buff Von Studhorse” in MAGFest Versus!
Masashi Kageyama
影山雅司
After composing the cult-favorite Gimmick! for the NES, Kageyama slowly retreated from the limelight and decided to change gears from music to design. He built his new career over the years and not only went on to master photography and design, but also ended up becoming an in-house favorite at NARU, the oldest jazz house in Japan. As a jazz enthusiast himself, he started performing with his saxophone during the past two years, and today he's officially back as a gaming composer with Brave Wave. Kageyama looks forward to finally contributing his signature jazzy style to Western games.
