Stella Lefty is a Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter carving out a name with her emotionally sharp songwriting and a sound that seamlessly blends pop sensibility with country storytelling. Her breakout single “Thinking ‘bout You” sparked major online traction, earning millions of streams and set the stage for follow up “Boston” that has since charted the top 3 on The Billboard Top 100, #4 on Billboard Hot Country Songs, and amassed over 330 million streams. Meanwhile, with her magnetic live presence and songs that balance raw vulnerability with undeniable hooks, she’s quickly built momentum as an artist to see live too, supporting the likes of Alessi Rose, Jessie Murph, Cameron Whitcomb and Wyatt Flores. Not to mention, she also took the main stage with her own global headline dates, as well as festival debuts including Lollapalooza, BST Fest, and Osheaga. Praised as a “country superstar” by Rolling Stone and “a name to remember” by UPROXX, Stella Lefty is emerging as one of pop’s most compelling new voices as she gears up for the release of her debut album Long Way Home out August 21.

Ninajirachi is raising the flag for a new generation of Australian artists on the international stage. From festival appearances at Coachella, Lollapalooza, Laneway, and Spilt Milk to sold-out headline shows on both sides of the Pacific, she has quickly become one of electronic music’s most electrifying new voices. With a sound and style “simultaneously garnering respect from the experimental underground and the mainstream” (Rolling Stone), Nina has been tapped by Nike, Sega, and even Ableton, who selected her to produce the official demo project for Ableton Live.

Following the acclaim of 2024’s girl edm (disc 1), Ninajirachi entered 2025 with extraordinary momentum. Within the first six weeks of the year, she toured Australia with Porter Robinson, returned with Laneway Festival, and embarked on a sold-out US co-headline tour with PC Music’s umru. During this whirlwind period, she also released the anthemic ‘All I Am’, which soared to the top of triple j’s most-played list and marked her debut on the ARIA Singles Chart. A longtime’ fan-favourite from her live set, ‘All I Am’ offered the first glimpse of her debut album, I Love My Computer. Led by the singles ‘All I Am’, ‘iPod Touch’, ‘Fuck My Computer’, ‘Infohazard’, and ‘Delete’, I Love My Computer debuted at #1 on the ARIA Dance Albums Chart. Propelled by her fast-growing online community and a series of sold-out headline shows across Australia, New Zealand, and North America, the album became a cultural moment - earning an impressive eight ARIA Award nominations and receiving widespread praise from tastemakers such as Anthony Fantano and Derick Gee, alongside outlets including Pitchfork, Billboard, Dazed, and more.

Since its release in August, I Love My Computer has emerged as a critical triumph, winning three ARIA Awards (Best Independent Release, Best Solo Artist and the Michael Gudinski Breakthrough Artist award), the 2025 Australian Music Prize for Album of the Year, the Music NSW Prize for Breakthrough Artist, and triple j’s Album of the Year & Video of the Year.

Beyond the growing recognition for her own releases, Nina’s evolution is best captured in the transformation of her childhood inspirations into career allies. Artists such as Charli XCX, Porter Robinson, and Cashmere Cat have gone from influences to touring partners, while Skrillex and SOPHIE have become recurring points of comparison - with Billboard declaring Ninajirachi “the female equivalent of Scary Monsters-era Skrillex.”

Raised on Australia’s Central Coast, Nina remains rooted in curiosity and experimentalism, continually spotlighting emerging artists from the furthest corners of the internet through her DJ sets, collaborations, and her annual headline event, Dark Crystal. Launched in 2022, Dark Crystal is Nina’s dream festival, brought to life - a showcase for unique and developing artists across diverse genres and niches. With the 2025 edition selling out months in advance, Dark Crystal has become a touchstone of Australia’s electronic underground community.

SYML is the solo venture of Seattle artist Brian Fennell. Welsh for “simple”—

he makes music that taps into the instincts that drive us to places of

sanctuary, whether that be a place or a person.

Fennell’s latest offering, Nobody Lives Here, marks his clearest, crispest

writing. Written, recorded, and produced by him and his longtime collaborator

Brian Eichelberger, it is fueled by the keen understanding that life is a

contradiction, a fleeting moment. But as we accept the presence of loss, we

can still welcome others into our space with melody, lyrics, a slide guitar, or a

cello’s hum. His sense of humanity is his musical compass. As an artist,

Fennell takes license to both gut and be gutted. “If the dark inspires the good,

that’s a good thing to be honest about,” he says.

He released his self-titled debut album in 2019, which includes the multi-

platinum song “Where’s My Love” and the Gold Record fan favorite “Girl." His

2023 sophomore album, The Day My Father Died, described by NPR as

“euphoric,” was recorded at Studio X with renowned producer Phil Ek and

features collaborations with Elbow’s Guy Garvey, Lucius, Sara Watkins of

Nickel Creek, and Charlotte Lawrence. His music has become the soundtrack

to countless films and TV shows and was used by Lana Del Rey on the song

“Paris, TX,” from her Grammy-nominated 2023 album.

With over four billion streams, the multi-platinum artist looks at grief, loss,

mortality, and the passing of time directly in the eye, unwavering and

harmonious.

In 2024, SYML launched the imprint, FIN. Recordings, a collaboratio