Lüül and LØLØ

LØLØ is a Canadian singer-songwriter from Toronto, known for her pop-punk and alternative rock style with candid, heart-on-sleeve lyrics. She gained a following on TikTok and released EPs like "overkill" and "debbie downer," plus the album "falling for robots and wishing i was one". Popular songs include "u turn me on (but u give me depression)" and "Dancing in the Dark". She has collaborated with artists like Maggie Lindemann and Simple Plan. She was recognized on Kerrang!'s "The Sound of 2024" list.

Lüül, born Lutz Graf-Ulbrich in Berlin, is a German guitarist, singer, and composer. A pioneer of Krautrock with Agitation Free and Ash Ra Tempel, he also accompanied Nico and is a founding member of 17 Hippies. His diverse style includes new wave pop, folk, reggae, and rock'n'roll. Known for "Morgens in der U-Bahn," his album "Damenbesuch" received the Preis der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik. His discography includes "Der stille Tanz" and "Lüüls Lab."