Party Dozen and Fatboi Sharif

Party Dozen is a Sydney, Australia noise rock duo, formed by Kirsty Tickle (saxophone) and Jonathan Boulet (drums). They create raw, experimental soundscapes, blending elements of punk, jazz, and industrial noise. Known for incendiary live shows and Tickle's unique saxophone screams, their albums include "The Real Work" (featuring Nick Cave) and "Crime in Australia." They have earned Australian Music Prize nominations and awards for instrumental performance.

Fatboi Sharif is an American rapper, lyricist, and abstract creative from Rahway, New Jersey. Emerging in the late 2010s, he is widely recognized in the underground hip-hop scene for his harrowing, experimental style that blends psychedelic rap grooves with horror and surrealist imagery. He has gained critical acclaim through collaborative projects such as Gandhi Loves Children with producer Roper Williams and Decay with Steel Tipped Dove.