Evin Groves is the visionary founder of StudioLinked, a company with over 13 years of experience creating cutting-edge VST plugins for the music production industry. In 2022, Evin completed a successful single-asset acquisition, selling the cloud-based *Studio Plugin* to InMusic Brands, with plans for its future release under the Akai Professional brand. Throughout his career, Evin has forged partnerships with industry icons, securing deals with celebrity producers like Zaytoven, Scott Storch, and Bryan Michael Cox. Evin’s next chapter centers around *Romplur*, an innovative platform designed to empower music producers by enabling them to create their own VST plugins. Excitingly, Grammy Award-winning producer Hit-Boy has recently joined Romplur’s development, adding further momentum to Evin's mission of fostering creativity and accessibility in music production.

Hit-Boy, born Chauncey Hollis, is a Grammy Award-winning producer, rapper, and songwriter from Southern California. Known for his distinctive style that fuses hard-hitting beats with melodic undertones, Hit-Boy has become one of the most sought-after producers in hip-hop and beyond. His breakthrough came in 2011 with the production of "Niggas in Paris" for Jay-Z and Kanye West, a track that earned him widespread acclaim and opened doors to high-profile collaborations. Over his career, Hit-Boy has worked with an impressive roster of artists, including Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Beyoncé, and Travis Scott. His work with Nas on the King’s Disease albums has earned him Grammy wins and nominations, showcasing his ability to adapt and innovate across generations of hip-hop. Beyond his production talent, Hit-Boy has a successful career as a rapper and artist, often contributing his vocals to his tracks and projects.

Nima Nasseri is a seasoned music industry executive and the current manager of Grammy-winning producer Hit-Boy. With extensive experience across major labels and artist management, Nima has become a vital figure in the industry, recognized for his strategic vision and dedication to artist development. From 2017 to 2021, he served as a manager at Roc Nation, where he worked closely with some of the world’s most prominent artists and built a reputation for his sharp business acumen and deep commitment to creative growth. Following his time at Roc Nation, Nima took on the role of Vice President of A&R Strategy at Universal Music Group, where he led initiatives to identify and develop new talent while shaping innovative strategies for artist advancement. His approach combines a strong understanding of creative processes with strategic insights into the rapidly evolving music landscape.