Ella Mar creates evocative, raw art rock that constantly oscillates between intensity and tenderness, weaving a haunting emotional world for the listener to behold. With the vocal expressiveness of artists like Mitski and St. Vincent, jazzy undertones and lyrics that cut like a knife, she fiercely addresses subjects such as depression, addiction, destructive relationships, and love, leaving the listener with a profound sense of catharsis.

Judette Elliston (they/she) is a Haitian-Canadian vocalist, composer, and sound artist based in New York. Their work amplifies our inner worlds, exploring the emotional and ancestral histories that reverberate within. Their music lives at the nexus of jazz, singer-songwriter, and Haitian folkloric traditions.

Syl DuBenion is a performance artist living in NYC that blends popular sensitivities, the blues, and improvisation. While their lyrics harp on reminiscence, the harmonies are stellar, grounded by intimate melodies.

Yael S. Copeland’s music sparks eternal with the distinct liminality of twilight. Recently released singles were produced by Noah Georgeson (Cate Le Bon, Devendra Banhart) and featured on Audiotree, Kexp and more.