ÊMIA is the indie-pop project of Brooklyn-based singer, songwriter and producer Anh Le. While her life has been a series of relocations, the internet has always been her home. From living-room YouTube covers to SoundCloud singles, Le is no stranger to making something personal and homemade resonate with a worldwide audience. Racking up millions of views on a channel she started when she was 13, Le is now working with artists and releasing music under tastemaker labels such as ALT:VISION ( an imprint of Republic Records), MonsterCat Records, and Majestic Casual Records. Her series of successful collaborations with up-and-coming artists such as Duumu, Laxcity, knapsack and middle school, has set a precedent for ÊMIA as a bridge between pop audiences and fans of the underground electronic scene. Her catchy melodies flow effortlessly, while remaining spontaneous; her lyrics, honest and conversational. Similar to Julia Michaels, Taylor Swift and Nina Nesbitt, her emotional confessions come with a side of empowerment and attitude. Her work as a songwriter and vocalist have been featured in MTV Europe, BBC Radio 1, Netflix. Her debut EP, Little Secret is set to release in June 2019.

Illicit Ghost wants you to find freedom in her sound. You will usually  find the leather-clad loner diffusing essential oils, writing music  under her covers at 2AM or on the ground losing herself in a violin solo on stage. The artist, producer, singer, violinist and songwriter has  released three songs to date, each with its own liberating message.  “Drunk and Alone” is about finding happiness in being yourself; her  cover of Pink Floyd’s “Money” is a reminder that material things should  not define or control you. Her most recent single “Parties by Myself” is  about doing your own thing and not caring what others think. Illicit  Ghost looks forward to a prolific and active year in 2019, with more  music and regular live performances in store.

Caroline is a 22 year old indie singer-songwriter. Born in Atlanta, Georgia, she moved to Brooklyn with her cat in order to keep pursuing her career as an artist and songwriter. Caroline is often compared to artists such as Phoebe Bridgers, Julia Jacklin, and Soccer Mommy. Caroline sets herself apart with her dark honesty and southern roots- paving her own unique folk perspective through the indie sad girl genre.