Aidan Bissett is a rising singer-songwriter who has rapidly captured attention for his catchy sound and authentic songwriting – amassing over 250 million combined global streams and more than a billion TikTok video views using his music to date. He’s been hailed as an artist to watch by Spotify Pop Rising, TIDAL Magazine, and Rolling Stone, who named him as a candidate for “Pop’s Next Thing.” His compelling live performances have led him to support tours for notable artists including Valley, Lauv, and Claire Rosinkranz, as well as his own sold-out headlining runs both across the United States and internationally. With recent singles “are we in love yet?” and “ricochet”, and a debut album on the horizon, he is steadily solidifying his position as one of the most exciting young artists to watch this year. 

Zach Hood is a name that’s becoming more and more familiar to the mainstream music world with every release. And yet, there’s still not a lot out there about the 20-year-old artist from Alabama who’s garnered 50+ million streams across his first six singles, had placements on Spotify’s Pop Rising, Radar US & an appearance on the Global Viral 50 chart.  Hood had actually never stepped into a recording studio until late September of 2020, and his first in-person session turned into “Flashbacks,” a song about his father leaving his family when he was eight years old that landed on Spotify's New Music Friday. "Isabelle," Hood's second single catapulted the artist to a larger conversation in music and racked up 25+ million streams in a couple months. The streams, playlist adds, signing a deal with Arista Records & landing touring representation from William Morris Endeavor – with agents that work on the likes of Olivia Rodrigo & 24kGoldn – are no small feats for any artist, but are perhaps more impressive for Hood who started everything from scratch last January. He's gotten this far by leading with authentic & relatable stories that just so happen to be accompanied by catchy melodies & memorable production. Hood will be the first to admit that he’s just a kid who wanted something so badly, wasn’t afraid to be vulnerable and did everything he could to get where he wanted to go. He’s real & relatable.

On her 6th birthday, Lulu Simon blew out her candles and wished that she wrote “Lucky” by Britney Spears. While the universe couldn’t make that happen, it was clear to Lulu as she grew up that she was destined to write songs and make music.  Influenced by modern artists such as Carly Rae Jepsen and Taylor Swift, Lulu is able to fill a space in the current pop scene by bringing a singer-songwriter mentality to big pop productions. With Rolling Stone acclaiming her music as “the type of synth-heavy anthems that are needed for a perfect summer soundtrack,” Lulu is poised for success with the release of new music in 2025.