Aleeta is an Ethiopian-American artist. She was born in Germany and has lived in Ethiopia, Northern Virginia, and now resides in Los Angeles. Her multicultural background is evident in her unique writing style & musical styling. She draws inspiration from 90s rnb, alt-rock, dance music, as well as popular Ethiopian music to create her own sound.Aleeta likes to pair raw & honest lyrics with sultry vocals to move others to live & feel their truths.

Beauty Queen is the dreamy indie-pop project of Maui-born, Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Katie Iannitello. Produced by Henry Nowhere (Daywave), Drew Vandenberg (Faye Webster) and Patrick and Alaina Moore (Tennis), Beauty Queen's music blends washed-out beach vibes, nostalgia, and hazy modern indie melodies for perfect summer sunset music.

Blue Sky Divide formed in Eagle Rock, CA. The group includes Matt Braaten and Paul Boruta. Various LA guest artists often join them live. BSD’s acoustic and harmony infused songs are reminiscent of The Lumineers, The Jayhawks and CSNY. Their album "Start of Things” and “Kitegang” EP are available online.

Since 2017, the Cinnamon Boys have brought the ragged glory of Neil Young & Crazy Horse to clubs, bars and backyards all over their native L.A. All four members have shared stages since their teens—two of them even went to preschool together—and their chemistry is palpable as they rip through both classics (“Down by the River”) and lesser-known gems (“Don’t Be Denied”). Whether they’re working up the next Neil chart in their Eagle Rock HQ or burning through “Rockin’ in the Free World” with a stage full of guest shredders, screamers and grinners, the Cinnamon Boys will not be denied.

SPLYCE brings a special energy to every show he does. Having traveled the world as an open format DJ, he understands the power of music, and uses a unique combination of technical ability, turntablism, creativity, and strategic music selection to create moments that can really move an audience. As the first and only DJ to be a guest on CNN’s Larry King Live, he always praises that opportunity as a crucial building block to be a top choice to perform for top celebrities, corporate events, weddings, fashion shows, movie premiers, nightclubs, and more. Splyce uses his Los Angeles home as the backbone for his music career, where he owns a top of the line recording studio which serves as the hub for his album creation, radio shows and guest mixes, podcasts, and DJ sets.

DJ Vick Jagger is a Los Angeles–based Chicana DJ, music curator, and producer known for crafting genre-spanning sets that celebrate pop culture, nostalgia, and community. A fixture in LA's creative scene, she has performed for cultural institutions, film festivals, and brands including AFI Fest, Outfest, Soho House, Nike, and Adidas. Her work brings people together through joyful, thoughtfully curated musical experiences that honor the city's diverse creative spirit.

Chrissy Maroon, also known by the stage name DJ XSSY is based in Los Angeles. The east coast native explored her love of music while living in Boston, as an on-air personality for her college radio station.

She moved to Los Angeles in 2013 to follow her passion for writing for Television. And was most recently a writer for the CW show Riverdale. After moving to Los Angeles, XSSY took her love of music to the next level and enrolled at the world-renowned Scratch DJ Academy, where she studied the art of being a DJ. Ten years later, she continued her studies at pointblank music school. Her enthusiasm, energy & love of music is what sets her apart from others.

With XSSY, you’ll always have the time of your life.‍

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Emily Rose & the Rounders are a traditional country outfit from Los Angeles, California. The current incarnation of the band consists of Emily Rose Epstein, who writes the songs, sings and plays guitar and her old friends Vincent Bury, the lead guitar player, bass player David Fox, drummer Brice Bradley and pedal steel player Olaf Selland. The Rounders are mainstays in the vibrant Los Angeles country scene and have toured with and opened for legendary acts like John Doe, Orville Peck, Dinosaur Jr., Shannon & the Clams, Wanda Jackson and so many more.The Rounders serve up country music in the tradition of George Jones, Patsy Cline, Waylon Jennings and Webb Pierce without looking too far into the past for inspiration.

https://www.emilyroseandtherounders.com

Essencer is a four-piece alternative rock band based in Los Angeles, California. What began as a bedroom project between guitarist Alec Nelson and singer-bassist Lee Jenkins has evolved into a full-bodied sonic powerhouse with the addition of drummer Sam Partridge and guitarist Sal Huerta. Drawing influence from shoegaze and post-punk icons like Slowdive, Cocteau Twins, and The Cure, as well as the dreamy indie hooks of Alvvays, Essencer crafts a sound that is equal parts heavy, ethereal, and deeply introspective.

Their debut album, Play Your Trick on Fate, releases October 30.

Emerging from the vibrant music scene of Orange County, CA, FEATHERBORN is a rock and alternative band known for immersive live performances and emotionally charged songs. The group features powerhouse vocalist Danny Beissel, Grammy® Award-winning drummer and founding Train member Scott Underwood, guitarist James Hamilton, and bassist/producer Curtis Mathewson. Beissel rose to prominence with Fosterchild and the American Vinyl All Star Band, sharing stages with legends like Steely Dan, Boston, and James Brown, while Underwood helped shape Train’s iconic hits including “Drops of Jupiter” and “Hey, Soul Sister.” Hamilton brings expressive guitar work influenced by Soundgarden and Radiohead, and Mathewson—formerly of Altered State and co-producer of Train’s debut—anchors the band with rich low-end and production expertise. Their self-titled debut album, recorded at Nashville’s renowned Blackbird Studio with engineers John McBride and Vance Powell, captures FEATHERBORN’s dynamic blend of powerful songwriting, musicianship, and modern rock energy.