Julianna Barwick with Still House Plants, Delroy Edwards, and more

Still House Plants, a British experimental rock trio from Glasgow, is known for their evocative sound with Jess Hickie-Kallenbach’s vocals, Finlay Clark’s guitar, and David Kennedy’s drums. They gained acclaim with their third LP, "If I Don’t Make It, I Love U." Formed at Glasgow’s School of Art, their blend of sparse and jazz-infused ballads includes tracks like “Warm in the Car.”

Los Angeles native Delroy Edwards crafts gritty lo-fi house and abstract mixtapes, blending regional hip-hop and dance styles. He runs L.A. Club Resource and collaborates in underground scenes.

LA-based composer and vocalist Julianna Barwick creates deep, reflective music rooted in voice. Known for albums like *The Magic Place* and *Nepenthe*, she’s collaborated with Alex Somers, múm, and more. She’s shared stages with Philip Glass, Yoko Ono, and Perfume Genius, blending ambient, classical, and experimental sounds.

Mary Lattimore, born in Asheville, is a Los Angeles-based harpist known for ethereal harp improvisations and electronic effects. She collaborates widely, working with Jeff Zeigler, Slowdive's Neil Halstead, and The Cure's Lol Tolhurst, and has released music on labels like Ghostly International. Her notable projects include 2020's "Silver Ladders" and 2023's "Goodbye, Hotel Arkada." She was part of the Philadelphia underground scene, involved in projects like The Valerie Project, and has supported artists like Jarvis Cocker and Kurt Vile. Her work is celebrated for its atmospheric blend of ambient and experimental sounds.