POiSON GiRL FRiEND with Stereolab and Moin

Stereolab, formed in the early '90s by Tim Gane and French singer Laetitia Sadier, is known for its eclectic indie sound blending bossa nova, lounge-pop, and Krautrock influences. With albums like "Emperor Tomato Ketchup," they gained acclaim, collaborating with artists like John McEntire and Jim O'Rourke. Their unique style has influenced acts like Blur and Pavement, and they've been sampled by J Dilla and Tyler the Creator. Known for their rich, layered compositions, their legacy continues with a touring resurgence and reissues of classic albums.

POiSON GiRL FRiEND, led by Tokyo-born nOrikO, blends global sounds from Brazil, France, and the UK. Her style fuses classical, Brazilian, and New Wave music.

Moin is a London-based experimental music trio featuring Tom Halstead, Joe Andrews, and Valentina Magaletti. They are known for recontextualizing grunge, shoegaze, and post-rock with electronic influences, creating a sound marked by complex rhythms and raw textures. Their albums include "Moot!", "Paste", and "You Never End". The album "You Never End" features collaborations with Olan Monk, james K, Coby Sey, and Sophia Al-Maria.