George Clanton with Frost Children and death's dynamic shroud

George Clanton, from Ridgeway, Virginia, is an electronic musician and singer-songwriter. A key figure in vaporwave, his nostalgic pop blends electropop, trip hop, grunge, and shoegaze. Known for "Livin' Loose" and albums like "Slide" and "Ooh Rap I Ya," he founded 100% Electronica label and ElectroniCON festival. He has collaborated with Nick Hexum and TV Girl, revered for his DIY approach to underground music.

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.

Death's Dynamic Shroud, formed by Tech Honors, James Webster, and Keith Rankin, crafts emotional, experimental electronic music, exploring themes of love and the unknown. Known for vaporwave classics like "I'll Try Living Like This" and "Heavy Black Heart," they've ventured into richer sonic territory with tracks like "Judgment Bolt" and projects like "Faith In Persona."