London born Harry Yeff (AKA Reeps One) Yeff’s expertise in vocal musicianship and performance has generated an online global following, rendering over 100 million views and recognition as a pioneer in a new wave of vocal experimentation and andovate of nuero-divergent creativity.

Yeff rose to fame as arguably one the greatest beatboxers of all time, his almost inhuman vocal ability opened up a slew of voice, technology and acadmic collboration specialising in voice and tech-based performance and stratagy. His role as an ambassador for art, technology and voice, is highlighted by a global lecture portfolio with notable talks on creativity, the arts and innovation at Google Exec, Davos, United Nations, SXSW, Art Basel Hong Kong, Glastonbury Pyramid Stage and Nike Global.

During his time in NY and Boston, he transcended sound and music with a number of artistic and research-based residencies. In 2019 Yeff completed his third artist residency with Harvard University with an invitation as a guest lecturer with the phonetic and music departments. At present Yeff is part of the Experiments in Art and Technology Program at Bell Labs and a trusted contributor and speaker with the World Economic Forums 'Cultural Leader program'  

"Growing up in east London I never really had a voice. I was always the anomaly. The tournament chess player who lived in council housing, being told my neuro-diversity was a deviation from the norm. I fell in love with expression. This drove me to expand my thinking, to push the human voice to a new and powerful human potential. The voice can be a bridge to social, academic, technological and human innovation. I thought I was always experimenting with sound, but I've realised to push the voice is to push the mind. The voice is our most precious tool, as it grows, we grow"