ODESZA with Big Boi, Bob Moses, and more

ODESZA, the electronic music duo from Bellingham, Washington, consists of Harrison Mills and Clayton Knight. They are celebrated for their indietronica, electropop, and chillwave sound, characterized by ethereal melodies, intricate production, and cinematic soundscapes. Popular songs include "Say My Name," "Line of Sight," and "The Last Goodbye." Their albums, like "A Moment Apart" and "The Last Goodbye," have garnered Grammy nominations and critical acclaim. ODESZA is known for immersive live shows featuring a drumline and horn section, and for founding Foreign Family Collective.

Big Boi, born Antwan André Patton in Savannah, GA, is known for his role in OutKast and as a solo artist. His solo debut on "Speakerboxxx" earned a Grammy. Albums like "Sir Lucious Left Foot" and "BOOMIVERSE" highlight his high-speed wordplay. Hits include "Shutterbugg" and his Grammy-nominated feature on "Royal Flush." He's collaborated with Janelle Monáe, Phantogram, and Sleepy Brown and was part of the Super Bowl halftime show with Maroon 5.

Vancouver duo Bob Moses, formed by Tom Howie and Jimmy Vallance, blends rock and dance music. Known for "Tearing Me Up," they’ve won a Grammy and toured globally, including Glastonbury and Coachella. Their album "Battle Lines" was praised as one of Billboard’s Best Electronic Albums. They engage fans through livestreams and collaborated with ZHU on "Desire."