Phoneboy with Heart Attack Man, Pony, and more

Phoneboy is an American alternative/indie rock band from Hoboken, New Jersey, known for high-energy performances and catchy, hard-hitting songs. Their style blends indie pop with influences from pop-punk and midwest emo. Popular tracks include "Nevermind" and "Runaway." They have released albums such as "Phoneboy" (2021), "Moving Out" (2023), and "Heartbreak Designer" (2025), which features "I Look Alive." They have amassed millions of streams and collaborated with producer Ayad Al Adhamy.

Heart Attack Man, a Cleveland, Ohio punk rock band formed in 2013, delivers an energetic and raw sound blending punk, emo, and pop punk. Known for aggressive riffs and introspective lyrics, their discography features albums like The Manson Family (2017), Fake Blood (2019), Freak of Nature (2023), and Joyride the Pale Horse (2025). Recent singles include "Limb From Limb" and "Mechanically Separated". The band has collaborated with artists such as Lil Aaron and Ryan Scott Graham, cultivating a dedicated following.

Pony is a Toronto-based band known for their fuzzy, catchy grunge pop and indie rock sound, blending 90s influences with modern crunch-pop. Formed around songwriter Sam Bielanski and guitarist Matty Morand, they released their debut album "TV Baby" in 2021, followed by "Velveteen" in 2023. Pony is currently releasing new music, with their album "Clearly Cursed" expected in early 2026.

Slow Joy is the solo project of Dallas-based Chicano artist Esteban Flores, originally from New Mexico. He blends grunge, alternative rock, emo, and shoegaze, crafting "Southwest emo" with deeply personal lyrics. Known for processing grief through his art, his debut album, "A Joy So Slow at Times I Don't Think It's Coming," released in 2025, features popular songs like "Gruesome" and "Pulling Teeth." He earned a "Best New Band" nod from the Dallas Observer.