"Brittany Campbell is the artist people dream to be." - Deli Magazine. Blending elements of RnB, Pop, Electronic Soul, and Rock, Campbell is a true Avatar of the new direction of today's music industry. With independent artist breakthroughs such as Odd Future, Chvrches, Banks, and Macklemore, never was there a more opportune time for the DIY artist to break through the “glass ceiling” nor has there ever been a time where the ability to wear many hats was more vital to an artist’s career. An award winning singer, songwriter, producer and visual artist, Campbell is unequivocally equipped to tackle the industry’s ever-changing climate exemplifying the virtues of musical reverence, visual innovation, curated collaboration, and pure raw talent. Boasting 4 studio releases, her debut EP Nerd (2011) reaching the Top 10 NYC pop charts, her second studio album Heroes (2014) claiming an Independent Music Award for best pop album, has made her unarguably an artist to watch but perhaps even more exciting, is her newfound merging of music and animation. “An inspired audio-visual experience", according to Paper Magazine, Brittany has captured the attention of both the music and art world. Her animated music videos appearing in a multitude of festivals such as The Portland Oregon Women's Film Festival (2016) and Legends of Hollywood Film Festival (2016). Currently, Brittany is in studio, working on a 4 part series called "Stay Gold" that she calls her "personal fantasia". The first of the series, released Feb 2016, received positive reviews - Complex Mag calling her the “future of soul”.

Xiomara’s unique compositions incorporate elements of Jazz, Soul, R&B and Hip-Hop into distinct grooves that conjure thoughts of Norah Jones playing Ray Charles or Erykah Badu reinterpreting Black Star. Exposed to a wide-ranging palette of sounds by her mother (the daughter of a music professor) and Afro-Cuban percussionist father, the guitar strumming songstress shines brightest in her unconventional takes on modern classics. A native of Berkeley, California, the vocalist garnered considerable praise for her reworking of Outkast’s “So Fresh, So Clean.” The self-described “piano girl,” engages the southern classic with a stripped down acoustic touch: just her vocals and a guitar. The combination creates a simple, endearing blues overture on what was originally a funk-driven Organized Noize production. Despite its divergence from the original, the recording showcases the organic authenticity at the heart of her music. Whether taking the lead on a cover project or playing the resident hook artist on a Hip-Hop record, the most consistent measure of Xiomara’s work is its raw, organic appeal. This talent has found Xiomara working within the group dynamic, and more recently as a solo artist. Honing her craft at the Stanley Hotel in Colorado (the inspiration and filming location of Stephen King’s The Shining), Xiomara began her career singing jazz standards at the hotel’s famed “Gold Room” lounge. Using the gig as an unconventional launching-pad, she has since opened for artists Alexz Johnson, Talib Kweli and Mobb Deep, to name just a few. She is currently working on her first full-length album with the help of Amerigo Gazaway, the former Gummy Soul producer best known for his acclaimed “Fela Soul” and “Bizarre Tribe” projects.

LOUDA, a sound of it's own. Fully packaged latina, powerhouse vocalist, from Chicago in the Bay Area. Fusing dreamy 90’s melodies, progressive lyrics with hip hop flair. Booking with solo or w/six piece band | LOUDA y Los Bad Hombres.  SXSW Submitted NEW ALBUM September 18, 2018