July 14, 2026

For Tully, nothing tops the feeling of stepping into Electric Lady Studios for playbacks—a room so steeped in NYC music history that being there beats anything she dreamed of while growing up. These days she’s shaping commercial strategy and partnerships on campaigns for artists like Medium Build and Wyatt Flores, along with projects like the Off Campus soundtrack. Tully spent her high school and college years working the decks of ferry boats. We’re still waiting for the Dramamine to kick in.

Lesko grew up on Lil Wayne and Kylie Minogue, so milestones like helping stage Wayne’s Tha Carter VI release event—his first MSG show—and working Minogue’s first U.S. arena tour in 14 years still haven’t sunk in. She’s now guiding Cara Delevingne’s music rollout, including a live debut at Primavera Sound, and recently closed The Kid LAROI’s North American tour with a sold-out Greek Theatre stop featuring Off Campus’ Belmont Cameli. Lesko once went on the TODAY show during her competitive-dance days. We had that show on a lot during our competitive-napping days.

In just a year and a half at RCA, Belcastro has led the physical-product side of three #1 album campaigns for Tate McRae, Sleep Token and A$AP Rocky, and drew on her fashion and e-commerce background to launch the RCA label store, selling branded merch and music for the entire roster. She’s now bringing The Strokes’ first album in six years to market, sweating the physical package as release week looms. Belcastro also hosts a monthly online show on Orange Radio, keeping her DJ skills sharp. We were online too, until the dog ate our modem.

In 2023, Fujii Kaze had never toured outside Asia; three years later, Yao has helped take him to Coachella, Lollapalooza, Roskilde and more—including a headlining Greek Theatre show that drew 260k fans to the digital queue. She’s now steering Ado’s return to the global stage while building rising acts like Devon Gabriella, garbagebarbie, Jude York, Laurel and PawPaw Rod. A Juilliard-trained violinist, Yao won an invitation to Austria’s Salzburg Festival, then put down the violin and enrolled at Harvard instead. We’ve never been good enough at anything to quit.