Photay

1 concert

Evan Shornstein, aka Photay, is a Hudson Valley-raised, LA-based multi-instrumentalist known for blending IDM, electronic pop, improvised experimental music with Laraaji, Carlos Niño, and global electronic folk-jazz.

Cosmo Sheldrake

9 concerts

Cosmo, a UK-based multi-instrumentalist and producer, blends genres from anthems to electronic music, often using field recordings. Known for hits "Come Along" and TikTok trend "Birthday Suit," he tours globally. His 2020 album "Wake Up Calls" uses endangered bird sounds. He also runs a fermented hot sauce business with his brother.

Arooj Aftab

7 concerts

Arooj Aftab, hailed as "the coolest rock star" by UNCUT, blends risk with nonconformity in her music. Her album "Night Reign" won Grammy nods, while her song "Mohabbat" secured a Grammy win. Featured on Obama's playlist, she's performed at Primavera, Glastonbury, and Coachella, and appeared on The Late Show and Jools Holland.

Weval

3 concerts

Amsterdam's Weval, known for their emotive electronic funk and synth melodies, launched critically-acclaimed music on Ninja Tune's Technicolour. Their reinvigorated style shines in "Never Stay for Love."

Tinariwen

3 concerts

Tinariwen, a Grammy-winning band from Mali, blends West African music with electrified rock, creating "desert blues." Founded by Ibrahim Ag Alhabib, they capture Tuareg longing.

Max Cooper

3 concerts

Max Cooper, a unique electronic composer and ex-scientist, merges music with visual art. Known for performances at Athens' Acropolis and Dolby Atmos production, he explores art-science intersections through installations, live events, and his label Mesh.

Jon Hopkins

1 concert

Jon Hopkins, born in Wimbledon, England, is a classically trained composer known for ambient techno and immersive film scores. Collaborating with Brian Eno, Coldplay, and King Creosote, his acclaimed albums Immunity and Singularity have both earned Grammy and Mercury Prize nods. Hopkins' style blends intricate beats with meditative textures, evidenced in works like Music for Psychedelic Therapy. His achievements include high chart placements and an Ivor Novello Award nomination, marking him as a significant figure in modern electronic music.

Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith

1 concert

Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, from the Pacific Northwest, crafts experimental, avant-garde soundscapes with modular synths. Her acclaimed album "The Kid" was Rolling Stone's 2017 avant-garde pick. She's worked with Danny Elfman, Emile Mosseri, Suzanne Ciani, and earned commissions from Apple and BBC Orchestra.

Nitin Sawhney

1 concert

British producer Nitin Sawhney blends electronica, Asian, jazz, and trip-hop styles. Known for albums like "Beyond Skin," he has collaborated with Talvin Singh and James Taylor. Sawhney has scored TV and theater, toured with Sting, earned numerous awards, and received a lifetime achievement Ivor Novello Award.

Halina Rice

1 concert

Halina Rice is a UK-born electronic music producer known for her vivid and eclectic style. Her NEW WORLDS project marries emotive sounds with mixed reality visuals, creating immersive experiences. Praised by Clash as a world of "fragmentary beauty," she's performed at iconic venues and festivals like MUTEK Montreal and ADE.

Yin Yin

6 concerts

From Maastricht, Yīn Yīn blends Thai psych-rock with West coast psychedelia, disco, and funk. Known for albums like "The Rabbit that Hunts Tigers" and "The Age of Aquarius," they're a celebrated act in Europe's music scene.

Gold Panda

3 concerts

Polygon Live LDN

1 concert

Polygon Live LDN in London,

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