maye is a Venezuelan-born, Miami-raised, and Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter and recording artist. Bending Latin American musical traditions with an indie sensibility, maye’s intimate vocals and casual poetry echo the timeless romance of boleros, effortlessly swaying between New Wave, Caribbean rhythms, and everything that bumps in between. Fueled by a series of self-released bilingual singles, maye has garnered over 250 million career streams and critical acclaim. Her breakout hit, "Tú," has surpassed 100 million combined streams, cementing her status as an artist to watch. Beyond her own work, she has penned songs for Danny Ocean, Omar Apollo, DannyLux, Fonseca, Isabela Merced, and Paloma Mami. maye has landed on Barack Obama’s Summer Playlist, played III Points Festival, and toured with indie darlings The Marías and Faye Webster. She’s been featured in Rolling Stone, performed on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert, and continues to captivate listeners with her effortlessly genre-blurring style. Her highly anticipated debut album arrives Summer 2025.

Ambar Lucid is a New Jersey–born, Los Angeles–based vocalist, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. Drawing from her Mexican and Dominican roots, Lucid weaves English and Spanish lyrics together naturally, incorporating boleros and Latin balladry into her alternative pop and psychedlic sound to create a space that is both intimate and transportive. She considers her music a spiritual experience, exploring identity and emotional vulnerability. She first broke through with her 2019 debut Dreaming Lucid project and song “A Letter to My Younger Self,” which has garnered over 33 million global streams. Follow-up projects Garden of Lucid and Get Lost In The Music further established her as a singular voice in modern alt-pop, earning praise from Pitchfork, FLOOD, and Ones To Watch. Known for her immersive and emotionally charged live shows, Lucid has packed venues across North America, and performed on KEXP and COLORS. In 2025, she released El Jardín de Lágrimas, a deeply personal EP created between Mexico City and Los Angeles, alongside collaborators The Wavys, Jack Laboz, and Sebastian Torres. The project’s psychedelic soundscapes amplify pop hooks, English-language verses melt into Spanish-sung refrains, or boleros brush up against breezy stoned balladry. As she brings both El Jardín and new works to the stage, Ambar Lucid continues to turn her live performances into communal, cathartic experiences.