FOOL'S MATE:

Fool’s Mate is a Brooklyn-based nu-jazz/R&B band blending soul, groove, and introspection. Kat Bel’s rich vocals and sharp songwriting pair seamlessly with Jeremy Kauffman’s dynamic, expressive playing. Together, they shift effortlessly from moody reflection to high-energy rhythm, always grounded in melody. Their sound moves fluidly between smooth jazz ballads and upbeat funk, keeping listeners on their toes and fully immersed.

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ANAIS & THE HOOPS:

Bio: Anaïs & The Hoops stands out in the indie pop scene with her distinctive sound. Melding warm jazz vocals with playful indie pop melodies, she crafts music that is unmistakably hers. Anaïs' heartfelt lyrics delve into universal human experiences, using songwriting as a lens to interpret the world around her. Her explorations in sound and sentiment resonate with listeners, inviting them on an intimate musical journey.

photo attached: photographed by Mehmet Koç
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DOTIA:

Bio: DOTIA is more than a name—it’s a feeling. Based in Brooklyn, NYC, DOTIA blends psych, indie, and alt-rock into a sound that lingers like a half-remembered dream. Ethereal textures, haunting melodies, and raw lyricism collide to create music that feels both intimate and expansive. Inspired by the weight of existence, the beauty of the unknown, and the space between logic and emotion, DOTIA makes music for the overthinkers, the seekers, and those who find solace in the in-between.
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THEOCLES:

Bio: A guitar, a mic, and a loop pedal is all Theocles needs to sweep an audience off their feet. With soulful vocals backed by rhythmic arrangements and self-created harmonies, the one-man-band show is just as likely to get people dancing as move them to tears. His originals may be rooted in pop, but blends of every genre are on the table, from folk and funk to hip-hop and Motown. At the crux of all this is a simple cohesive message: music is beautiful, and Theocles loves nothing more than bringing that beauty into the world for anyone who will listen.

Photograph: Jake Vanaman