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Kebbi Williams is a world class Saxophone player. Kebbi is the Saxophone player in the upcoming live music film Brass Tacks and for the Grammy Award winning band Outkast. Kebbi performed live with Outkast at the 2004 Grammy Awards. That evening he also performed live at the Grammys with two other legendary Grammy bands – George Clinton & P-Funk, as well as Earth, Wind & Fire. Kebbi was born in to a musical family (his uncle, Milan Williams, was an original member of The Commodores and composed their first hit “Machine Gun”; he also went on to write “Brickhouse” and “Easy Like Sunday Morning”). Williams studied saxophone throughout high school and college, earning an under graduate Degree in Jazz from Howard University.
His command of the saxophone started to reach public acclaim when, at age 22, he won an award from Downbeat Magazine for his Musicianship. From there, he went on to earn his Master’s Degree in Jazz Studies from Howard University.

Williams has gone on to play a wide range of music including Jazz, Hip-Hop, Soul, and Rock & Roll. He has performed with many of the best contemporary and legendary Musicians of our time, a long list that includes Grammy Award winners: Outkast, Branford Marsalis, Donald Byrd, Roy Hargrove, Cee-lo and Gnarls Barkley, Mos Def, Jeff “Tain” Watts, Bilal, Oteil Burbridge, Me’Shell Ndegeocello, Russell Gunn, Betty Carter, Derek Trucks, and Julie Dexter. Kebbi has always been breaking down barriers and pushing the envelope Musically; turning his Jazz background and training into a coveted item that can crossover into the varied worlds of Hip-Hop, Soul, and Rock & Roll. Kebbi continues to perform around the world with many great Musicians ranging from Tedeschi Trucks Band, Outkast and Mos Def to virtuosos like Me’Shell Ndegeocello. Kebbi just concluded an African Tour with Mos Def, and he also recently performed on the the Jay Leno and David Letterman Shows.

“Cave Bat, our pick for Atlanta’s top experimental act of 2015, never fails to deliver its monthly grip of expansive, curious, and vibrant sounds. Last month, the trio of Nathan Brown, Kris Nelson, and Rob Sepanski delivered not one but two tripped-out sets via Bandcamp. But while Cave Bat scales up in the quantity department, the quality department is upping the ante as well. Last week, the group released “Expedition,” by far the dubbiest and most seductive explorations they’ve issued yet.” – Bobby Power, Creative Loafing

Suffer Bomb Damage is an improvisational music trio based in Atlanta, GA. Some sound sources employed include guitar strings, optical theremin, radios, motors, springs, measuring tape, electronic sound generators and field recordings.