Elujay is a singer, songwriter, producer, and director from Oakland, CA whose sound fluidly blends alternative R&B, jazz, soul, house, and dream pop. A multi-instrumentalist with a honey-toned voice and forward-thinking production style, he has released multiple critically acclaimed projects over the past four years, toured internationally, and secured major TV placements.

His music explores identity, vulnerability, and the subtle ways people conceal their true selves — whether through code-switching or guarded relationships. From his latest offering “A Constant Charade.” Tracks like “Hyundai” and “Flotilla” showcase his ability to pair pacifying, honey-toned vocals with restless, forward-thinking production that nods to early ’80s soft rock, drum’n’bass, and house without losing its soulful core.

Beyond his solo catalog, Elujay is one-half of the duo Jems alongside J.Robb. Their projects Gems in the Cornerstore and Gems in the Cornerstore 2 expand his sonic palette with rhythmic experimentation and left-field R&B.

With each release, Elujay continues refining a sound that feels both deeply Oakland-rooted and globally resonant.

isntshelovey (aka Lovey) is a music artist, actor, writer, and poet born and raised in the city of St. Louis, Missouri, currently based in Oakland, California. Her work on and off stage explores themes of love and healing, encouraging us all to embrace the spirit of our inner child. 

SundaY is a black queer singer and songwriter whose music is for the underdog, in hopes to bring those who are overlooked to the forefront. Her alternative sound showcases her personality and worldview, as she dives into topics of love, pain, life, and the joy and challenge of existing.

SundaY has sung with many notable artists in the Bay Area, including Andre Nickitina, Cellski, Planet Asia, B-Legit, Ozer, Grand-O, Afterthought, and FRAK the Person. 

She also has been vocally featured on multiple projects from Larry June, Michael Sneed, Ian Kelly, Isaiah Mostafa, and more. She has performed in front of many audiences, including at the Warriors game, SF MOMA, and NOISEPOP.