AJR with Quinn XCII, Valley, and more

Valley is a Canadian alternative pop band from Toronto, formed in 2014. Comprising Rob Laska, Alex Dimauro, and Karah James, their music blends indie pop and pop rock with anthemic, cinematic sounds. Known for hits like "Like 1999," they released their album "Water the Flowers, Pray for a Garden" in 2024, which earned a 2025 Juno nomination. The group has garnered over a billion global streams and is recognized for their energetic live performances.

Mikael Temrowski, known as Quinn XCII, is a singer-songwriter from Grosse Pointe, Michigan. He blends pop, hip-hop, reggae, and electronic styles. Known for hits like "Straightjacket," "Kings of Summer," and "Love Me Less," he has amassed over 4 billion streams. His albums include 2025's "Look! I'm Alive" and 2024's "Mustard Mike's." He has collaborated with artists such as Chelsea Cutler and Big Sean.

AJR are a multiplatinum indie pop trio (Adam, Jack, and Ryan) with billions of streams. Their 2019 album Neotheater debuted at #8 on the Billboard 200, and they scored a 2020 platinum hit with BANG! and the Rivers Cuomo collab Sober Up.

Cavetown is Robin Skinner from Cambridge, England, known for lo-fi and indie rock. His catalog has billions of streams and a 6× Platinum certification, with features in The New York Times, Rolling Stone and Billboard, plus tours with AJR and Pierce The Veil.

Arizona-born indie-folk/alt-pop shapeshifter with poetic storytelling; bedroom-made debut album + 3 EPs, praised for genre-defying production and a uniquely comforting voice.