Oh Wonder and Wrabel

Oh Wonder, a London-based alt-pop duo (Josephine and Anthony Vander West), gained international fame for their harmonious sound. They rose to prominence by releasing a song monthly for a year, culminating in their debut album, and their discography includes "Ultralife" and popular tracks like "Lose It" and "Drive."

Stephen Samuel Wrabel, known as Wrabel, is an American pop singer-songwriter from New York City, celebrated for his deeply personal and emotive piano-based music. His poignant lyrics often explore themes of love and self-acceptance. Popular songs include "11 Blocks" and "The Village," an anthem supporting the LGBTQ+ community. He has collaborated with artists like Afrojack, Kesha, P!nk, and Marshmello, and released albums such as "these words are all for you" and "based on a true story." Wrabel has been recognized as a GLAAD Media Award nominee and a Billboard Pride Artist of the Month.