Boiler Room with The Dare, Avalon Emerson, and more

Formed in 1996 in New York City, Boiler Room is a rock band formerly signed to Roadrunner and Tommy Boy / Warner Brothers. They released several albums in the late 90s and early 2000s, touring the US and Europe before a multi-decade hiatus. Lead singer Chris Lino eventually reformed the lineup, writing new music and re-recording past material with co-writer Rob Caggiano.

Montreal-born DJ, producer, and Turbo Recordings founder Tiga gained global renown with albums like Sexor and hits including Pleasure from the Bass. He co-founded the legendary Sona nightclub, remixed major acts, and toured worldwide.

St. Louis-bred, NYC-based siblings Angel and Lulu Prost form Frost Children, a duo known for their kinetic, genre-bending hyperpop, glitchcore, and EDM. They blend rave chaos with melodic sincerity, crafting a unique sound. Notable albums include "Sister" (2025) and the "Tweaker Poem" EP (2026), with collaborations spanning Kim Petras, Porter Robinson, and Danny Brown.

The Dare, Harrison Patrick Smith, is an American musician from West Hollywood, California, known for his New York-based indie sleaze revival sound. His dance-punk and electroclash style gained prominence with the song "Girls". He released albums such as "What's Wrong with New York?" and produced for Charli XCX.

Avalon Emerson, born in San Francisco and raised in Arizona, is a respected DJ and producer. Her genre-spanning sets blend electronic, house, and techno, alongside indie/dream pop in her project Avalon Emerson & The Charm. Known for melodic productions like "The Frontier," cited as a top track of the decade, her albums include "& the Charm" (2023) and "Written into Changes" (2026). She has collaborated with Moby and remixed artists like Robyn.