India's compelling alternative pop outfit The F16s are hailed as "the country's messiah’s of quality, consistency and professionalism who always deliver in an apathetic and entitled scene where a lot of us sometimes settle for mediocrity."

Inspired by acts like Cuco, Homeshake, Tame Impala, and Sunset Rollercoaster, The F16s "echo the melancholia that grapples with the mundanity of everyday life in a town that serves very little outside of itself." The band's most recent release was WKND FRNDS, a four track album which guitarist Krishnaswamy describes as having a sound like “an old man easing into a warm bath.”

Quinn Christopherson is an Athabaskan and Inupiaq songwriter who is born, raised, and based in Anchorage, Alaska.

Christopherson's music addresses the idea of privilege and vocalizes his experience as a transgender man. In 2019 he won NPR's Tiny Desk Contest with his emotionally raw lyrics and powerful vocals. He released singles "Erase Me" and "Raedeen" in May 2019.

Beabadoobee is 19-year-old London-based musician Bea Kristi. She has recently grown from her bedroom acoustic recordings into a more indie 90's nostalgic slacker-rock taking notes from acts likes of Pavement, Sonic Youth, Mould Peaches, and Dinosaur Jr.

She is currently touring the US and UK, has dropped two albums and an EP this year, and her current Spotify bio reads "poo poo pee pee pistachios."

Bodywash formed in 2014 when Chris Steward and Rosie Long Decter began jamming in a basement rehearsal room at McGill University in Montreal and bonding over a shared affection for shoegaze and dream pop.

The duo recorded an EP the following year and a full-length album in 2019. Titled Comforter, the outcome is the perfect insomniac’s record, a late-night album of emotional extremes, from the enveloping warmth of shoegaze to the stark electronics of 90s trip-hop and IDM.