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More than meets the eye, The Cybertronic Spree are here on Earth with one critical mission: To party like it’s 1986! This band of Transformers has been brought together by the power of rock ‘n’ roll and they can’t be stopped. Hotrod, Arcee, Rumble, Unicron, Soundwave, Shockwave, Bumblebee and a Quintesson prove they’ve got the power to light your darkest hour.
Known across the galaxy for having cast aside their warring factions in the search for the ultimate party, these rockstars in disguise play music from The Transformers: The Movie, hit film and anime songs, video game covers and original tunes. They blend their love for the 80’s and 80’s metal into an energon-fueled, unforgettable live show.
Random, aka Mega Ran, aka RandomBeats... Teacher, Rapper, Hero. DJ, Author…Guinness World Record Holder!
When LA Weekly said that Ran’s “fanbase and niche audiences are growing at a rate not seen since Tech N9ne,” they meant it. A former middle school teacher, Mega Ran (formerly Random) blends education, hip-hop and gaming in amazing new ways, penetrating the farthest reaches of the galaxy with his unique rhyme style and electric performances.
Ran cut his teeth in the city of Philadelphia as a moonlighting emcee and producer, performing, freestyle rapping, producing and later engineering at a studio. After relocating to Phoenix, competing in the Scribble Jam emcee battle championships and taking an early exit, Ran almost quit before he was even started, when a creative lightning bolt struck, and a fire was lit.
Video games, comic books and pop culture, all such huge factors in Ran’s upbringing, would begin to seep their way into his musical output, and the results were stunning.
In 2007 the album “Mega Ran” was officially licensed by Capcom, making it the first time an indie rapper had partnered with a AAA game developer. Ran followed that up in 2009 with “Splash Woman,” an instant smash in nerdy circles. The next year would see Mega Ran team with K-Murdock to release the classic album “Forever Famicom.”
In 2011 Mega Ran released “Black Materia,” based on the hit game "Final Fantasy VII” and the results were stunning; the album went viral and propelled Ran to leave his teaching job and create music on a full-time basis.
Since then, world tours, several Billboard charting releases, partnerships with major game studios and even an appearance at a sold-out Madison Square Garden have all been added to Mega Ran’s already padded resume.
In 2021 Ran added “author” to his long list of titles when he released “Dream Master,” a memoir chronicling his quest from the stoops of Philadelphia to his receipt of a Guinness World Record.