Boiler Room with TiaCorine, Kenny Beats, and more

Winston-Salem, North Carolina rapper TiaCorine blends nostalgic, Southern-rooted hip-hop with fashion and anime influences. Her 34Corine and Pussy EPs and I Can’t Wait built buzz; “Freaky T” blew up from TikTok to clubs, with a Latto remix.

Boiler Room, formed in 1996 in New York City, are former Roadrunner and Tommy Boy/Warner Bros. recording artists. They released several albums in the late 90s/early 2000s and toured the U.S. and Europe; singer Chris Lino later reformed the band.

Lelo, a Detroit rapper, redefines Midwestern Hip-Hop with sharp lyrics and engaging beats. He champions the "New Detroit" movement, blending alternative rap with Ghettotech influences. Popular tracks include "Limbless" and "No Contempt," which achieved Billboard TikTok Top 50 recognition. His discography features the album "New Detroit" and EPs like "Mastiff" and "Pink Tiles." He has collaborated with artists such as Joey Bada$$.

Havana-born dancer/model/actress-singer; trained at Alicia Alonso Ballet School. U.S. TV debut on Univisión (1991); hosted hit Lente Loco, acted in Morelia. Produced by Abraham Quintanilla.