Semwanga is an indie/hip-hop artist from the south east. With a passion for music since a young age, his influence comes from everywhere. From Tyler the creator to grime, shoe gaze, or the funky stylings of Fela Kuti. He makes music for the world around him and he’s only just starting.

With a rich barytone voice, Callipolis is the dystopian-pop vision of Swiss singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Timothée Botbol. He blends catchy hooks that invite the audience to sing along with intricate guitar and keyboard arrangements, balancing intensity and subtlety in a captivating storytelling journey through this fictional city.

With a whisper/husky voice blending with dreamy guitar sounds, Marina Yozora captivates 3-4 minutes of your time to a vast place. She is a dream pop shoegaze singer-songwriter and a Third Culture Kid who grew up in Tokyo, Houston, and Ho Chi Minh. From Tokyo Japan, now based in London UK. In her father's car, she listened to 1980s~2010s pops, indie, and alternative music, through CDs and radios with her family. Having a cross-cultural life, music was one of the things that made her very connected to herself and others. As she grew, it soon became a passion to compose songs and sing. Songs were like artworks for her, or paintings. She has now landed her influences to dream pop, shoegaze, bedroom pop, indie pop, indie folk, and alternative music, and yet to grow. Her very 1st release, Watermelon Pink Blue Skies, caught the mixing engineer's attention. One radio personality described it as a captivating track with a fluidic arrangement, inventive instrumentation, seraphic vocals and pulverulent quality to be loved. She was also told that she had great potential to create a very unique musical identity for herself. This song had made its way to be aired on KEXP Seattle's Pacific notions, an ambient music radio show under a very well-known radio show in the US. her sophomore single Daffodils gained attentions from notable dream pop shoegaze music reviews White Light White Heat and Shoegaze blog. "...beautiful soulful dreamy vocals croon with soft yet high and piercing harmonies layered over gauzy strums." says the review, also positively highlighting the artsy music video for Daffodils.