ARTISTS
The Roster · Live & Recorded · Every Genre On Rotation
Daytime Projection
Electro-Jazz
Nova fuses live saxophone with modular synth lines, looping her own horn into basslines mid-set. Two EPs in, she’s known for closing shows unplugged, just her and a single mic.
Dwyane Han
Kaito builds sets from field recordings — subway platforms, rain on tin roofs, market chatter — layered under slow, warm low end. Residency regular across Lisbon and Sao Paulo.
Ire Toluhi
Wren writes every song on a nylon-string guitar before it touches a band. Her voice sits low and unhurried over shifting time signatures most listeners never notice.
Otis Marlowe ▾ Tap for details
Downtempo
Otis records everything to tape first, digital second — he says the hiss is part of the arrangement. Long-form, cinematic tracks built for headphones, not clubs.
Suri Lindqvist ▾ Tap for details
Art Pop
Suri treats every release as a small film — visuals, choreography, and a concept album shipped together. Her live show runs on one continuous 24-minute arrangement.
Dax Amara ▾ Tap for details
Afrobeat Fusion
Dax leads a rotating eight-piece band built around interlocking guitar and horn lines. Started as a street-corner act in Accra; now sells out mid-size rooms on three continents.