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Blackwater Holylight have carved out a singular space where crushing heaviness and ethereal beauty coexist. Formed in 2016 by Allison "Sunny" Faris and featuring Mikayla Mayhew, and Eliese Dorsay. Their music seamlessly blends doom, shoegaze, psychedelia, and dream-pop, pairing towering riffs with hypnotic melodies and haunting vocal harmonies to create an immersive, emotionally charged sound.

Their fourth album, Not Here Not Gone, marks the band's most expansive work to date. Recorded with producer Sonny DiPerri, the album explores themes of transformation, loss, resilience, and duality. Produced with patience and intention, it balances moments of crushing intensity with cinematic atmosphere, showcasing the band's evolution as both musicians and songwriters.

Renowned for their mesmerizing live performances, Blackwater Holylight continue to push the boundaries of modern heavy music, crafting songs that are as emotionally resonant as they are sonically powerful.

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The Velveteers are redefining modern rock with a sound that is as ferocious as it is finely crafted. Hailing from Boulder, Colorado, the trio fuses blistering riffs, hypnotic melodies, and explosive dual-drum percussion into a visceral live experience that has quickly established them as one of the genre's most compelling new voices.

Driving The Velveteers is the frontwoman Demi Demitro—a magnetic force whose towering guitar work, unfiltered lyricism, and commanding vocals anchor the band's unmistakable identity. Backed by their signature two-drummer lineup, The Velveteers create a wall of sound that is both punishing and cinematic, balancing raw garage-rock energy with melodic precision and emotional depth.

Built on relentless touring and unforgettable performances, The Velveteers have earned coveted support slots alongside Smashing Pumpkins, The Black Keys, Greta Van Fleet, Guns N' Roses, and Des Rocs, steadily building a fiercely loyal audience across North America and Europe.

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Ny Oh (Naomi Ludlow) is a Worcestershire-born, Aotearoa-raised, LA-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist known for crafting emotionally rich, spiritually rooted music that lives at the intersection offolk, jazz, and timeless songwriting. Her voice — intimate, luminous, and quietly commanding — carriessongs exploring love, loss, freedom, consciousness, and our connection to one another and the naturalworld. Drawing comparisons to the golden songwriter era of Joni Mitchell, Johnny Cash, and Paul Simon, NyOh’s sound is both classic and deeply personal.

Known globally as a touring multi-instrumentalist and backing vocalist for Harry Styles’ record-breakingstadium tours, Ny Oh has built an equally compelling solo career. Her acclaimed debut album Wildwoodearned her the Best Folk Artist Award at the Aotearoa Music Awards, following praise for releasesincluding Ny Oh’s Garden of Eden and support from outlets such as BBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, Rolling Stone,Spotify, Apple Music, and more.

A captivating live performer with headline residencies across New Zealand, Europe, the UK, the US, andAustralia, Ny Oh continues to channel themes of growth, healing, and self-discovery through her work. She is currently developing her next release — a five-song EP slated for 2027. goes here

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Rain Phoenix is a musician, songwriter, and activist whose creative life has long moved between music, performance, and social impact. Raised in a family that nurtured artistic expression, she began touring as a teenager with Aleka’s Attic, the progressive folk-rock band she formed with her older brother River Phoenix. She went on to tour and record with artists including R.E.M. and Red Hot Chili Peppers before founding her band Papercranes in 2001. Her career has also included The Citizens Band, the duo Venus and the Moon, and collaborations and touring with artists including Cat Power and Rufus Wainwright. In 2019, Rain released her debut solo album, RIVER, featuring “Time Is the Killer” with Michael Stipe.

A lifelong vegan and advocate for animal rights and social change, Rain has carried activism alongside her creative work since childhood. She is the founder and host of LaunchLeft, a platform devoted to championing independent artists and intergenerational creative collaboration, and serves as Vice President of the Board of the River Phoenix Center for Peacebuilding. Her writing has appeared in FLOOD Magazine, Origin Magazine, and Another Jane Pratt Thing, and she has worked closely with The Art of Elysium.

Rain is currently developing her next solo album with longtime collaborator Kirk Hellie, as well as the debut full-length album from their duo, Escape Artist Lovers, set for release in 2027. Together, these projects mark a new chapter in her work—bringing together decades of musical exploration, collaboration, activism, and an enduring belief in art as a vehicle for connection and transformation.

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Description goes hereStreet Fruit is a Los Angeles–based four-piece operating in a world entirely their own—unpredictable, unruly, and wired with a sense of controlled chaos. Formed in 2019 by longtime collaborators Philipp Minnig and Hans Dobbratz, the project found its full shape with the addition of Tiffanie Lanmon and Cyrus Gengras. Together, the band crafts a jagged, shape-shifting sound that moves as easily through DIY punk spaces as it does toward something more expansive and cinematic.

Their music bends the language of rock—twisting structure, tone, and rhythm into something both abrasive and magnetic. On their sophomore album Strange Tanks (2025), the band builds on the foundation of their 2022 debut Beneath The Screen, layering drunken riffs, sharp sonic fragments, and elastic grooves with melodies that oscillate between playful and punishing. Lyrically, the record widens its scope—balancing caustic humor and raw instinct with unexpected moments of intimacy, romance, and release.

Recorded to 2" tape at 64 Sound with engineer Jimmy Dixon, Strange Tanks captures the band at their most fully realized—thicker, warmer, and more mercurial with each listen. With a growing international listenership spanning Los Angeles, New York, London, and Melbourne, Street Fruit continues to carve out a singular lane—one that pulls the floor out from under rock music and rebuilds it on their own terms.

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Poppy is a Los Angeles–based musician, and actress whose work moves between music, visual art, and performance. She began recording at 16 with legendary producer Ross Robinson, whose credits include The Cure and Korn, alongside musicians Justin Pearson of The Locust, Michael Crain of Retox, and Dave Lombardo of Slayer. Those formative sessions set the foundation for a sound and creative identity rooted in experimentation, instinct, and the collision of art and underground music.

Since then, PJC has released a series of singles and EPs, including Jean Jeanie in 2020 via Danger Mouse’s 30th Century Records and The Takeover in 2024, created with acclaimed producer James Dring (Gorillaz, Lana Del Rey). Her latest single, “I Feel a Way About You,” produced by Paige Stark (Cherry Glazerr, L.A. Witch), continues to push her sound forward ahead of a 2026 North American tour supporting UK psych-rock band Temples, including a performance at LEVITATION in Austin, Texas.

A magnetic live performer, PJC has toured extensively and shared stages with artists including Placebo, The Black Lips, The Raveonettes, Starcrawler, Angel Olsen, Blood Red Shoes, and The Brian Jonestown Massacre. Across music, painting, and performance, her work is defined by a singular visual and sonic perspective—raw, cinematic, and distinctly her own.