Having come a long way from the days of promoting his music in parking lots of concert venues, singer-songwriter Alec Benjamin ended 2021 by playing to sold-out crowds across North America. With him, Alec brought on the road an already impressive resumé having reached 4B+ global streams, 10M+ social media followers across his platforms, 70M+ in playlist reach, and 1B+ YouTube views on his channel. Following successes such as “Let Me Down Slowly” (Double-Platinum), “Water Fountain” (Platinum), and “Oh My God” (Gold), the self-made storyteller looks to continue to prove himself as, what TIME calls “a pop storyteller for the next generation.” More recently, Alec released his sophomore album (Un)Commentary in April 2022. With new tracks such as “The Way You Felt,” “Older,” “Shadow Of Mine,” and “Speakers” which have combined for over 100 million streams, Alec delivered powerful performances of each song on The Late Late Show with James Corden, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and The Ellen DeGeneres Show respectively. Alec looks to continue his retrospective run of new music into 2022 and show his fans and the world why PAPER Magazine hailed him as “a storyteller who&#8217;s mastered the art of turning everyday heartbreak into compelling pop songs.&#8221;

Alec Benjamin

Ali is a Three-Piece musical project originating from Jakarta Indonesia. Initiated by John Paul Patton and Arswandaru Cahyo, the desire of Ali is to incorporate Middle Eastern culture with elements 70’s Indonesian rock, cinematic soul, afro beat, funk and disco to create a new groove and sound to the contemporary and vibrant Indonesian music scene. With all lyrics written in Arabic, Ali builds on the influence of Middle Eastern art and music, which over centuries has assimilated itself deep into Indonesian culture and way of life. John Paul (Drums) and Arswandaru (Bass/Vocals) are joined by Muhamad Absar on guitar to complete the trio. They are bringing their self described ‘Middle Eastern’ Beats with South East Twists’ to Indonesia and the world. Ali promises to deliver a diverse and unique experience to the Indonesian music and festival scenes.

Bank is a pop music studio ensemble made up of Kimo Rizky (Kimokal), Charita Utami, Imam Buana, Harsya Adhyatmiko, Aryo Adhianto (Space System, A Fine Tuning Creation), John Paul Patton (Kelompok Penerbang Roket &amp; Ali), Dea Barandana (Precious Bloom), and Zaki Danubrata (Mantra Vutura). Informally started as early morning studio sessions by members, this aging group of veteran electronic musicians and producers is a direct byproduct of post-club culture maturity. Carrying over their 4/4 roots across a wide spectrum of influences.

Bank

Bernadya is a Jakarta-based singer-songwriter who initially gained the attention of Indonesian music listeners by crafting a unique lyric for her debut song, &#8220;Apa Mungkin,&#8221; which instantly earned a particular place in listeners&#8217; hearts. The song &#8220;Apa Mungkin,&#8221; which she co-produced with Rendy Pandugo, has gained 40M total streams in less than a year. 



Riding the momentum, she released the second single, &#8220;Masa Sepi,&#8221; and an EP, &#8220;Terlintas,&#8221; which also contained the two earlier hits.

Bernadya

Bilal Indrajaya is a singer and songwriter from Jakarta who is known for his melancholic style of old soul music. His passion in music sparked after meeting MALIQ &amp; D&#8217;Essentials drummer Widi Puradiredja and VOX guitarist Vega Antares. Not long after, &#8220;Biar&#8221; was born in 2015, which was only officially released after three years later. In the same year, Bilal released his first mini album titled &#8220;Purnama&#8221;. Containing 6 tracks, this EP more or less describes Bilal&#8217;s musical direction as a baritone singer who has a unique musical character and an old soul. In 2021, Bilal re-released &#8220;Niscaya&#8221;. This song, which was produced by Laleilmanino, is a turning point for him as a musician &#8211; a song that opens his musical horizons to a more creative landscape with a pop musical direction wrapped in jazzy nuances. This year, Bilal Indrajaya was officially signed by Aksara Records, a legendary record label that houses several big names in the 2000s era from SORE, White Shoes and The Couples Company, The Adams and many more. &#8220;Saujana&#8221; became the debut single as well as Bilal Indrajaya&#8217;s debut professionally through Aksara Records. He has numerous exciting releases in store which are something worth being thrilled for.

Bilal Indrajaya

With over a decade of experience in the Indonesian music industry, Dipha Barus established himself as the new musical phenomenon with a brand that is always relevant, interlocking upbeat and inspiring music with essential elements of traditional Indonesian music and current groove. Dipha’s certain approach to music has made him one of the most sought after DJs/Producers in Indonesia. His releases with Raisa in &#8220;My Kind of Crazy&#8221;, &#8220;Mine (Day)&#8221;, &#8220;Mine (Night)&#8221; and his remix of Afgan, Isyana Sarasvati and Rendy Pandugo project AIR track &#8220;Heaven (Dipha Barus Remix) feat. A. Nayaka&#8221; has resulted in Dipha tapping into mainstream Indonesian pop market with nation-wide media exposure. Dipha also collaborate with rapper Matter Mos in &#8216;Woosah (feat. Candra Darusman). Following his award-winning single &#8220;Money Honey (Count Me In)&#8221; the DJ/Producer has released a debut single for ULTRA Records also with Monica Karina &#8216;You Move Me’”. Comes 2020, Dipha reintroduce Hindia hit single ‘Secukupnya’ with his touch without compromising the message inside the song, resulted in a top track on its own. His latest single &#8216;Down&#8217; with CADE marks a new direction, in which Dipha introduces House elements with Pop sensibilities. Following that one, Dipha collaborate with singer Jackie Castro for &#8216;Flowers&#8217; keeping the summer vibe throughout the year. His latest release saw he team up with one of the top male singer in Indonesia Afgan and newcomer Esther Geraldine.

Dipha Barus

Henry Moodie is an 18 year old UK singer-songwriter. With over 5 million TikTok followers and 570k Instagram followers, he’s the most followed up and coming UK artist on both platforms. He teased his first release ‘you were there for me’ on TikTok in late June 22, and has since received 20 million views on his videos for the song, and over 60k creations using the sound on TikTok. Henry is an incredible writer, with a particular focus on lyrics. His upcoming debut release was written and produced entirely by Henry in his bedroom, and he has a host of other brilliant records, written both by himself, and in the studio with other writers.

Henry Moodie

Currently based in Melbourne, the Japanese-Australian siblings found inspiration for their new works in the studio on the Gold Coast. Their 2020 debut First Contact continues to be well-loved around the world. An album where the duo looked to Tokyo and its surroundings, taking inspiration from their heritage and the country’s futuristic charm. This time, they build on this curiosity and move towards the unknown. Expect sweeping soundscapes felt within your chest, expressed through a visually surreal palette. Since First Contact, Lastlings have taken their music to the world. Completing their debut, sold-out run of Australia, and North America, plus a unique stop at Sundream in Mexico, playing beachside sets with their label heads RÜFÜS DU SOL. Lastlings recently completed an LA weekender for 88rising’s Head In The Clouds event. Lastlings’ live shows grow more complex with hauntingly beautiful visual elements to complement their sound. Perfect World is an ambitious work combining sound, art and reflection. It’s an auspicious first glimpse into a universe, built by Amy and Josh Dowdle, and a promise of what’s yet to come.



Lastlings have announced the follow up to their much loved debut album First Contact. Their second album Perfect World is out everywhere June 23rd 2023 on Liberation Records and Rose Avenue Records.



On Perfect World: Perfect World is a journey into adulthood. This record is a diary. These stories represent our early 20s. It is a journey to finding independence. It’s probably the most vulnerable music we have ever made. We want this album to let people know that they aren’t alone and that they don’t need to rush in life, to take things slow. It is a reminder that you will be okay being on your own and that the next time you say something to yourself along the lines of “In a Perfect World”, to think of the positives in our lives. The announcement arrives via an album trailer shot in Death Valley last year and a fresh new single Noise: “Noise is about reminiscing on an old relationship. The good memories. Talking late at night. Going to raves together. Dancing. All the arguing and making up. All the… Noise.”

Lastlings

MALIQ &amp; D&#8217;Essentials was conceived on May 15, 2002 with 8 personnels under a genre they call Organic Music. The name MALIQ itself is an acronym from Music And Live Instrument Quality as the brainchild of brothers Angga &amp; Widi Puradiredja (the group’s vocalist and drummer, respectively; as well as producer, composer and arranger for the group). The completion of the band became full circle with the presence of Indah &amp; Dimi (vocals), Ifa (keys), Jawa (bass), Satrio (guitars) and Amar (horns). Later on, the group went through another change in their core personnel. After Dimi’s departure around 2006; Satrio, the group’s guitarist decided to leave and was quickly replaced by Arya Aditya Ramadhya, more widely known as “Lale”. Then on 2010, Ifa, the group’s keyboardist decided to leave and was replaced by Ilman Ibrahim Isa, more widely known as &#8220;Ilman&#8221;. The group started out performing soul and soul-inspired music at different lounges and cafes in Jakarta. The first two years they went through was a solidification process for the group; as well as a way to introduce soul and/or soulful-inspired music to the Indonesian public; as it is yet to be widely known at the time of the group’s establishment.

Maliq & D’Essentials

Spending her teenage years feeling isolated from the outside world, Nadin Amizah began her song-writing journey before her 17th birthday. What started as her way of putting whatever her feelings are into good use, Nadin continues singing and taking little but sure steps into the magical musical world, making friends and new stories to unfold. Nadin writes only what she feels. She will lay whatever feels like a knot on her chest or throat down on a paper or notes, carefully choosing words to describe the unsaid. She often writes about her rampant journey on finding the true meaning of the word love, divorces she had witnessed throughout her entire short-lived life, her dreams, her imaginations, her mother, her family, and all the people who has touched souls with her along her way. Nadin gifts her surroundings with raw and unfiltered emotions. Making them who crave for their voices to be sung feel attracted to her, as they feel represented. With her lyrics, Nadin wished to be known as the little girl who sings an old man poem, ripe before time, and mature in her own way. Debuted with her song ‘Rumpang’, she later surprised her listeners with a self-written and collectively-produced album titled ‘Selamat Ulang Tahun’ released exactly on her 20th birthday. With 10 songs in which she storytells about her confusing teenage years and her mixed feelings about growing up and outgrowing everything. Nadin will continue telling her story to those who listen carefully.

Nadin Amizah

An internet based vocalist, producer, writer, director and performance artist, Oliver Tree explores the intersection where pop and alternative meet sonically and has arrived where art and entertainment collide visually. From comedy to action sports, the world of Oliver Tree is unlike any artist who has come before him.



A Santa Cruz, California native, Tree has emerged as a polymath from many different projects and iterations over the last 10 years. As unpredictable as one artist can be, no one can seem to put their finger on what Oliver Tree will do next. Unafraid to make you laugh, cry, think profoundly or feel completely uncomfortable for the length of a 4 minute music video, he is on the road to developing his own blueprint for packaging and marketing pop culture in the internet era. Versatile in every sense of the word, Tree not only explores every type of entertainment but also every type of genre in his music alike. The box he puts himself in is limitless. It has no boundaries. Oliver Tree has built a multimedia project designed to challenge people&#8217;s perspective of what art is, and he&#8217;s not the slightest bit concerned about what anyone has to say about it!

Oliver Tree

For Omar Apollo, longing is an art form—and he’s mastered it. The young singer/songwriter’s aching, visceral musings on love and heartbreak have earned him connection with a devoted fanbase as well as industry-wide recognition, including a GRAMMY nomination for Best New Artist, two Latin GRAMMY nominations for Record of the Year and Best Alternative Song (“Te Olvidaste,” with C. Tangana), Variety’s Future Icon award, and most recently his first RIAA-certified platinum record for viral hit “Evergreen (You Didn’t Deserve Me at All)”—which was his Billboard Hot 100 debut. He ushers in his next chapter with a new EP, Live for Me. Born in Hobart, Indiana, to parents who immigrated from Mexico, he often felt isolated as a minority in his hometown. At age 11, he discovered comfort in a guitar and never looked back. A pair of EPs (2018s Stereo and 2019s Friends) earned him critical praise and he later went on to perform on TV programs like Late Night with Seth Meyers and The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. Apollo’s long-awaited debut album, IVORY (2022), brought him to a new level. Crossing genre lines and language barriers, it showcases even greater musical diversity from the already boundless creator, juxtaposing heartfelt ballads with Latin trap and alt-rock. By year’s end, he had completed yet another sold-out tour and performed on NPR’s Tiny Desk series, Coachella, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and Good Morning America. As he draws on another year of life, Apollo’s promise is limitless.

Omar Apollo

Indonesian pop-punk heroes Pee Wee Gaskins initially formed in Jakarta in 2007. Bassist and singer Dochi Sadega, a former metal guitarist, decided to assemble a new band around the more pop-oriented songs he&#8217;d been writing. Along with guitarists Sansan and Ayi Mahardhika, keyboardist Reza “Omo” Satiri, and drummer Aldy Kumis, the band made their debut with 2008&#8217;s Stories from Our High School Years EP, which introduced their vibrant, melodic sound. Named after an American serial killer, Pee Wee Gaskins became an immediate cult hit in Indonesia, cultivating a loyal fan base who refer to themselves as &#8220;Party Dorks.&#8221; Following the 2009 release of their debut album, The Sophomore, their success became more widespread with the help of their fans and social media savvy. Their follow-up, 2010&#8217;s Ad Astra Per Aspera, featured a more guitar-heavy sound, with the synths taking a slightly smaller role. A handful of EPs arrived over the next few years as Pee Wee Gaskins&#8217; reputation grew and by 2015, they&#8217;d signed with Universal Music Indonesia. Their long-awaited third album, Youth Not Wasted, was released in February 2016.

Pee Wee Gaskins

Few artists in recent memory have made such an impact on popular culture as Peggy Gou. From underground sensation to global icon, Gou has become one of the world’s most recognisable and recognised names in dance music and beyond. As the founder of music and design label Gudu and as a keen collaborator with a family of distinctive creatives, Gou has distilled these passions into a celebration of electronic music and alternative culture, a personal vision that resonates universally.



Having moved from Korea to study in London and experienced the glory years of much-missed club Plastic People, the whirlwind time since has seen Gou honoring electronic music&#8217;s heritage whilst imprinting upon it her own unique personality. Gou’s natural feel for the warmth, joy and freedom of house and techno’s legacy led to a run of irresistible releases that quickly became international hits; Gou Talk, It Makes You Forget (Itgehane), Starry Night, Jigoo (with US house music legend Maurice Fulton), Nabi (with fellow Korean sensation OHHYUK) and I Go earning global acclaim.



These iconic tracks have led to a touring schedule that has taken in the world’s leading clubs and festivals, from Glastonbury to Dekmantel, De School to Printworks, alongside her own personally curated ‘Pleasure Gardens’ &#8211; an annual sell out one day festival in London’s Finsbury Park now in its fourth year. Gou’s timeless DJ sets speak fondly to an open-ended musical philosophy, energized by a diverse range of influences, from J Dilla to Patrick Cowley, the Yellow Magic Orchestra through to DJ Sotofett.



In 2023, Gou teamed up with XL Recordings for the release of her current single “(It Goes Like) Nanana”. The single is Gou’s first release for the label and the first track from her hotly anticipated debut album. Her first new music in two years, “(It Goes Like) Nanana&#8221; has quickly become a worldwide phenomenon. Topping the singles charts in multiple countries and soon to be streamed over a quarter of a billion times it sees Gou straddling the underground and mainstream in a way most artists can only aspire to.

Peggy Gou

Take an indie–rock band and inject it with a firm attitude and catchy phrases, that&#8217;s Reality Club for you.



Established in late 2016, Reality Club is an AMI (Anugerah Musik Indonesia) awards winner for Best Alternative Album of 2023 and Best Alternative Group of 2023 (for “Reality Club Presents…”) and nominee for best newcomer of 2018 and best alternative group of 2018, 2020, 2021, and 2022. Formed in Jakarta, they have been ever-growing and catching people&#8217;s eyes and ears since their first release. They are Era Patigo on drums, Faiz Novascotia Saripudin on vocals and guitar, Fathia Izzati on vocals and keys, and Nugi Wicaksono on bass. They started their expansion through Asia in 2019, playing in Tokyo, Malaysia, Jeddah, Singapore, and was even scheduled for South By Southwest in Austin, Texas, 2020. They have also recently completed an Online World Tour, playing in online festivals for the UK, Germany, Singapore, and the USA crowd.



Recently, from October through to December of 2023, Reality Club successfully held their third album tour titled &#8220;Reality Club Presents… the Asia Tour&#8221; which included Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, Malaysia, Philippines, and a solo concert at Balai Sarbini, Jakarta, Indonesia. This solo concert featured a semi-theatrical concept featuring dancers, a choir, and an orchestra which successfully captivated more than 1,300 audiences for a truly unforgettable night for everyone in attendance and marking a momentous achievement for the band.

Reality Club

Salmantyo Ashrizky Priadi known as Sal Priadi is an Indonesian musician, singer, songwriter, and actor from Malang, Jawa Timur, Indonesia. A three year consecutive nominee at the AMI Awards for the category of Best Male Pop Artist 2018, Best Male Pop Artist 2019, Best Male Pop Artist 2020, Best Collaboration Production 2019 and one time nominee at the Billboard Indonesia Music Awards for Best Collaboration Song of the Year 2020. Sal Released his first full-length studio album in 2020 titled ‘Berhati’ and successfully attracted listeners across the region, as recognized on the Asian Albums of The Year list in 2020 from NME Asia. With ‘Kultusan’, ‘Amin Paling Serius’, ‘Nyala’, ‘Melebur Semesta’, &amp; ‘Ikat Aku Di Tulang Belikatmu’, ‘Berhati’ embodied Sal’s deep nature of soul in poetic fashion; raw human heart in the raw lives of everyday people. The mini album ‘Kumpulan Lagu Cinta’ (2021) presented Sal Priadi in a brighter, more casual light. An odd transition from dark interpretation of love-making and heartbreak nuanced poet, to the anxious-dorky-lover. As portrayed in ‘Misteri Minggu Pagi’, ‘Irama Laot Teduh’, &amp; the hit ‘Serta Mulia’. As at the two year mark of the current state of global pandemics, Sal Priadi is currently in the process of pouring his most sincere thoughts about navigating through the hustle and bustle of life into his upcoming releases.

Sal Priadi

Satine Zaneta has always considered music her companion since childhood. She began by singing in her bedroom and gradually gained the courage to share her talent with others. Progressing from mere singing, she now dares to create using tone and language. Regardless of how far her dreams take her, they always originate from a place of comfort. She hopes that her humble melodies will draw distant listeners closer and provide them with a sense of security.

Satine Zaneta

SORE was originaly formed by three childhood friends (alm. Ade Paloh, Mondo Gascaro &amp; Awan Garnida). In late 2001 Awan Garnida brought two other friends (Bembi Gusti &amp; Reza Dwiputranto) to form a group which they called SORE (means &#8220;late afternoon&#8221; in Indonesian). They Released two important Album, Centralismo in 2005 and Ports of Lima in 2008. In 2010, SORE released their first EP called &#8216;Sombreros Kiddos&#8217;. Contain one Single &#8216;Silly Little Thing&#8217;, with Malaysian Singer Atilia Haron. In 2013, SORE released their Compilation Album, called &#8216;SOREALIST&#8217;, contains their hit singles from &#8216;Centralismo&#8217;, &#8216;Ports of Lima&#8217;, OST and 3 New Songs &#8216;Musim Ujan&#8217;, &#8216;Bantal Keras&#8217; and Their one hit wonder &#8216;Sssst…&#8217;. In 2015, SORE released their 3rd Album, called &#8216;Los Skut Leboys&#8217; under Rooftopsound Records. With the single &#8216;R14&#8217;, was dedicated to the Legendary Artist Ria Irawan. In 2018, They released &#8216;Mevrouw&#8217;, an EP contains 5 songs in collaboration with some Female Singers, like Vira Talisa, Leanna Rachel, Audrey Singgih and Angee. Now, after Ade Paloh passed away, there are Two of them left, Awan Garnida (Bassist, Vocal) and Bemby Gusti (Drums, Vocal). Guitarist Reza Dwiputranto has left the Band in 2019 for a personal reason.

Sore

Teddy Adhitya is a storyteller, singer-songwriter, and music producer. In 2017 he released his debut album &#8220;Nothing is Real&#8221;, followed by the sophomore album &#8220;Question Mark&#8221; in 2019, both to critical and commercial success. After a short hiatus in 2020, in 2021 Teddy released a trilogy &#8220;3&#8221; consisting of three brand new songs in Bahasa Indonesia&#8211; &#8220;Langit Favoritku&#8221;, &#8220;Semestinya&#8221;, and &#8220;Masa Depan&#8221;. Followed by &#8220;Ocean&#8221; (EP) in 2022, Teddy was ready to start a new chapter in his career. His latest album, &#8220;semua, semua.&#8221; is his first full album in Bahasa Indonesia, released in 2023. Having a solid foundation in R&amp;B and pop music, Teddy frequently talks about love, relationships, and self reflection through his music. With a strong connection to nature, Teddy also likes to sing about love like the ocean, so complexly beautiful.

Teddy Adhitya

Singer-songwriter Teddy Swims found himself on the path towards self-forgiveness when he started putting pen to paper for his debut studio album, I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 1). Though he’s released music and toured the world since making his debut in 2019, the 31-year-old Georgia-born artist has spent much of the last four years writing his way towards an album that would tell this story – his story – to the people who were ready to receive it.



 An emotionally walloping and deeply resonant body of work to be released in multiple parts – much like Teddy’s own journey of self-discovery – I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 1) is an album about diving headfirst into healing without any floatation devices. It finds Teddy working out some very big, very real issues through his music. “Now I’m watching people connect with the messages and stories and realizing not only are the songs helping me, but they’re also helping them too,” he says. “It feels like all that work on the back end, all that internalizing, is finally making a difference.”



 &#8220;My debut album is an honest look into my mental health journey. I believe therapy could really be beneficial to myself and anyone willing to take the steps to heal. But, for some reason I still have something holding me back. I know there are answers to the questions I’m not ready to ask myself. This album is my first step towards being vulnerable about this journey and the steps I need to take to heal.&#8221;

Teddy Swims

The Adams was formed in Jakarta, Indonesia in 2002 on the grounds of the Jakarta Institute of Arts, a fertile environment for kids looking to start a band. Their blend of crunching guitars, sweet harmonies, memorable melodies and relatable lyrics promptly placed them among the leading lights of the city&#8217;s emerging independent music scene, releasing albums The Adams and V2.05 to commercial and critical acclaim in 2005 and 2006 respectively, while building up a nationwide following through a rigorous touring schedule. It is a testament to the strength of songs such as Konservatif, Waiting, Halo Beni and Hanya Kau that the band remains an in-demand live act that has performed at various major Indonesian music festivals and served as the opening act for renowned British band Bloc Party&#8217;s Jakarta date during their 2013 Asia tour. In 2017 the band made its entire back catalogue available on digital music services, including the ß Release EP which collects previously-released non-album tracks and an all-new version of Glorious Time. In 2019, The Adams released their long-awaited third album, Agterplaas, with songs such as Pelantur, Masa-Masa and Timur quickly becoming firm fan favorites. The Adams consists of Ario Hendarwan (vocals, guitar), Saleh Husein (vocals, guitar), Gigih Suryo Prayogo (vocals, drums) and Pandu Fathoni (vocals, bass).

The Adams

The S.I.G.I.T. is an Indonesian rock band based in Bandung, Indonesia. The band consists of Rektivianto &#8220;Rekti&#8221; Yoewono, Farri Icksan Wibisana, Aditya &#8220;Adit&#8221; Bagja Mulyana, and Donar &#8220;Acil&#8221; Armando Ekana.

The SIGIT

Comprised of Brendan Yates (Vocals), Franz Lyons (Bass/Vocals), Pat McCrory (Guitars), and Daniel Fang (Drums), TURNSTILE’s brand of youth-minded, youth-driven hardcore punk is intent on breaking down barriers, sonically and ideologically. Always more appeal than demand, more liberation than limitation, TURNSTILE extended their hand in 2018 with TIME &amp; SPACE. Recorded with producer Will Yip, TIME &amp; SPACE marked TURNSTILE’s Roadrunner Records debut and the follow-up to their 2015 breakthrough, NONSTOP FEELING. TIME &amp; SPACE saw the band exploding the most outsized tropes of hardcore with tremendous heart and received “Best of 2018” acclaim from The New Yorker, The New York Times, Rolling Stone, NPR, and more, with GQ naming TIME &amp; SPACE one of “The Best Albums That Shaped the 2010s.” The band’s 2021 album GLOW ON &#8211; recorded with producer Mike Elizondo and co-produced by TURNSTILE vocalist Brendan Yates &#8211; garnered three GRAMMY nominations and staked its claim as one of the year’s top releases, earning “Best of” honors from: NPR, Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, Billboard, The FADER and more. Selected as Stereogum’s ‘Album Of The Week,’ they attested “With this album, they’ve hit dizzy new heights…They’ve made a classic. I can’t even imagine what they’ll do next.” Pitchfork awarded the album ‘Best New Music’ attesting “The Baltimore band’s spectacular fourth record is all groove, riffs, and passion,” with Billboard affirming “Ready or not, TURNSTILE is breaking through.”

Turnstile

White Chorus is a pop duo hailing from the vibrant country Indonesia. Their latest album, &#8220;LIMBO&#8221;, delves deep into the feeling of being stuck in a state of intense frustration, hopelessness, misery, and despair, which the duo has personally experienced for a long time. In this latest offering, White Chorus has evolved their sound, moving away from their previous album &#8220;FASTFOOD&#8221;, and seamlessly blending pop electronica with elements of dance, R&amp;B, and rock. Through their music, White Chorus delivers a unique and authentic representation of raw emotions such as joy, love, lust, and sadness. Their sound is captivating and quick, staying true to their identity of being anxious yet spontaneous, and offering a truly unforgettable listening experience.

White Chorus

White Shoes &amp; The Couples Company (WSATCC) is an Indonesian Pop Sextet from Jakarta who perform Indonesiana (Indonesian Pop music). The band consisted of 6 members and was formed in 2002 on the campus of the Jakarta Arts Institute. Their music is greatly inspired by old Indonesia films soundtracks from the 70s and the acoustic spirit of Jazz musicians from the 30s – along with absorbing the rhythmical influence of retro disco as well as classical music arrangements, paying homage to the golden age of Indonesian Pop music during the 50s and the 70s, and particularly deriving inspiration from works by notable names in the history of Indonesian music, such as: Ismail Marzuki, Guruh Sukarno Putra, Fariz RM, and Jack Lesmana. The band incorporates elements of these influences and their knowledge of Indonesian Pop music as well as films from the past, together with their own life experiences of living in the city of Jakarta today &#8211; to create their unique, sophisticated, and charming music character. All of this has given the music of WSATCC a strong local identity, relevancy, and made them stand out in the midst of the global music scene.

White Shoes & The Couples Company

3 Diva (sometimes stylized as DI3VA) is an Indonesian supergroup consisting of vocal trio comprising singers Titi DJ, Krisdayanti, and Ruth Sahanaya. Formed in early 2006, Krisdayanti explained that 3 Diva is not a group per se, but rather a collaboration of three soloists with three different labels and managements. The trio brought together their distinct talents and styles, creating a powerful synergy that resonated with audiences across Indonesia. With their combined success and individual achievements, 3 Diva became a notable presence in the Indonesian music industry, showcasing the strength of unity and collaboration in the world of music.

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