DIGISAURUS is an electronic pop/rock project from artist and producer, James Allison. Originally from London, England, Allison opened up a recording studio in Columbus, OH and engineering sessions with groups like Phantogram and Maps Atlases, as well as producing records for bands in the area. Allison also performed with numerous groups on guitar, synths and vocals and his extensive performance background includes tour stints with Weezer, Crystal Castles and J. Roddy Walston & The Business. Now based in Los Angeles, Allison dedicates himself wholly to the evolution of music and art, through technology and collaboration under the moniker, Digisaurus. After the success of debut EP, "No More Room for Love," in 2015 (the single, "Without Me," off the EP currently has over 200,000 streams), Digisaurus most recently released a series of three singles in 2016, concluding with "I Don't Feel Alright." "I Don't Feel Alright" was co-produced with Michael Landolt (Maroon 5, OAR, Spin Doctors) and features vocals by Fran Litterski, keyboardist in Columbia Records' electronic rock group, Magic Man After performing over 300 shows across 44 states in 2016 & 2017, Digisaurus will be releasing one single every month in 2018, and continue to tour extensively. The first single, "Knocking Heads," and B-side "Correcting a Fool," are out now and available to stream on Soundcloud

Zippy Stardust and Donnie Service travel in outer space as if on holiday.  They visit the hot spots in the galaxy, taking in the night life in all of the great cities. They visit the nebulas, shooting stars, black holes and ice belts the way that we visit Yosemite and other natural wonders. They make new friends wherever they go, sharing their stories, memories, and most important of all music. Home is a distant yet lingering memory, they have been traveling for so long that it is like a dream half remembered.

ContainHer is a female artist, vocalist and electronic music producer that weaves transcendental sci-fi dreams into indy electro pop that scintillates with warmth and emotion.    Containher's solo music can be likened to Depeche Mode riding the luck dragon from the Never Ending Story while being serenaded by Sade under an Abba sun. ​Along with performing as CONTAINHER throughout the SF Bay Area, April has composed a number of video game soundtracks. She recently contributed to the beautiful independent game Ghost of A Tale(composing, arranging and producing Tilo's Songs). She also released a soundtrack associated with an Image Comic book called Carbon Grey, and will be producing a score for the upcoming live action film based on Carbon Grey, which will begin filming in October 2018. 

vverevvolf (Oakland, CA) is a duo that draws inspiration from '80s horror iconography, bubblegum pop, and shitty exes.  Kelsey LaRae // Vocals + Lyrics Dylan Gallagher // Vocals + Lyrics + Production