Too Many Zooz with Bumpin Uglies and Bikini Trill

Bumpin Uglies are a band from Annapolis, Maryland, formed in 2008. Known for relentless touring and a DIY ethos, they blend reggae, punk, ska, and folk storytelling on albums like Go Folk Yourself, Mid-Atlantic Dub, and Lyrics Over Everything.

Too Many Zooz, formed in 2013 in New York City, are a "brass house" trio blending jazz, funk, EDM, and Afro-Cuban rhythms. Comprising Leo Pellegrino (sax), Matt Muirhead (trumpet), and David Parks (drums), they gained viral fame as subway buskers. Known for energetic performances and Pellegrino's dancing, their hits include "Warriors" and albums like "Subway Gawdz" and "Retail Therapy". They collaborated with Beyoncé and appeared on her "Lemonade" album.

NYC-born saxophonist, Moon Hooch co-founder; sparked brass-driven dance music. Tours 20+ countries; explosive EDM/jazz/house/hip-hop sets. Solo: live-looped sax+trumpet+voice w/ DJ Aims.

Bikini Trill, an LA-based surf-pop trio formed in 2017 with roots in Texas, blends electronic, hip-hop, and reggae. Vocalist LJ Johnson, bassist Roach Poursalehi, and guitarist Tony Barker Stern craft a "trippy" sound. Known for "Sticky Treez" and "Lost Boy," their self-titled debut album arrived in 2025. They have collaborated with Dirty Heads and toured with major acts, earning KROQ recognition.