Artists
A☰KØNIC
A☰KØNIC is a Finnish electronic artist and producer whose music combines cinematic atmosphere, driving electronic production and a distinctly futuristic sensibility. Moving through synth-driven, dark and melodic territory, his work balances atmosphere with momentum—equally interested in creating a world around a track as in the track itself.
Clysmic
Clysmic is an Alaskan duo built around curiosity, irreverence and a refusal to take genre—or themselves—too seriously. Moving through progressive and alternative rock, punk, electronic music and experimental territory, James Allan Stellar and Jason Glenn Jones make songs that can be thoughtful, strange, funny, unsettling and occasionally all of those things at once.
David Von Beahm
David Von Beahm is a Baltimore-based songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer whose music follows instinct more readily than genre. Working largely as a self-contained artist, David writes, performs and produces his own material, moving between guitar, bass, drums, keyboards and vocals to build songs from the ground up.
Doc Gryphon
Doc Gryphon is an experimental artist and producer whose music lives somewhere between beat-driven electronic music, hip-hop, psychedelia and whatever strange direction catches his attention next. Rhythm and production sit at the center of his work, but genre rarely stays put for long; samples, electronics, vocals, atmosphere and left-field ideas collide in music that can be playful, surreal, introspective or deliberately difficult to categorize.
Jonathan Hadley
Hadley writes the way he experiences memory: nonlinear, sensory and interconnected, allowing contradiction, tenderness, anger, humor and noise to occupy the same space without forcing them into resolution.
Kanilrós
Kanilrós is the independent music project of Icelandic songwriter, guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Hrafnkell Brimar Hallmundsson. Built around a deeply hands-on approach to making music, Hrafnkell writes, performs, records, mixes and produces his own work, moving freely between instruments and styles as each song demands.
Kian Dray
Kian Dray is a UK-based composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist working at the intersection of heavy music and electronic sound. Predominantly instrumental, his work combines the physical weight and rhythmic language of metal with synths, programming, atmospheric electronics and cinematic sound design.
Mario Marino
Mario Marino is a South Australian-born, Kuala Lumpur-based composer and multi-instrumentalist creating instrumental electronic music from the collision of retro technology, science fiction, video games and a lifetime of musical curiosity.
Only the Host
Only the Host began as the musical project of John Woodson, but over time the name grew into something larger than the music that started it. After years of writing, recording and collaborating with artists throughout the independent music community, John stepped away from creating music of his own while continuing the part of Only the Host that had increasingly become its heart: championing other independent artists.
Pixie Post
Pixie Post is an independent musician and conceptual artist whose work moves freely through electronic music, ambient soundscapes, modular synthesis, jazz, synthwave and whatever else a particular idea calls for. Rather than settling into a single genre, she builds musical worlds—often within the evolving universe she calls the PixieVerse—where sound, emotion, storytelling and atmosphere become parts of the same experience.
Tim Woodruff
As a passionate guitarist, songwriter, music arranger, vocalist, and producer, Tim Woodruff is always on the hunt for more. More expression, more emotion, more atmosphere. The goal in all these things is to craft compelling songs that speak to listeners. As Tim puts it, “I’m trying to make music that makes you feel something or at least makes you want to sing along.” With 4 albums under his belt, he certainly shows no signs of stopping.
TruckDog & The Go People
TruckDog and the Go People is a singer-songwriter project built around songs first and genre second. Rooted in folk and rock, TruckDog moves naturally between guitar, drums and vocals—often handling all three himself. The result is music that feels less like a carefully defined genre and more like a songwriter following a song wherever it needs to go: sometimes stripped down, sometimes full-band, but always grounded in the performance and the story.