Brooklyn based singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Renny Contiis a gifted and singular storyteller who’s quickly emerging as an artist to watch. The introspective and wise young talent released his self-titled breakout album this past January, earning him comparisons to Elliot Smith and Conor Oberst. Rooted in the Brooklyn DIY scene, Conti's self-titled LP was a labor of love recorded in Williamsburg at Red Convertible Recordings with contributions from multiple friends. The result is a heartfelt, playful, and moving collection about love, grief, and nature.

Pan Arcadia is a hard name to miss in NYC’s rock music circuit.  Childhood friends from the city, the group has a propensity for delivering high-energy performances and throwing parties at abandoned churches, parks and their HQ ‘The Shack.’  With multiple sold-out shows at the Bowery Ballroom, Baby’s All Right and Mercury Lounge, as well as a spotlight on Spin Magazine’s Podcast, the band has earned its hometown cred. While paying homage to NYC guitar bands like The Ramones and The Strokes, Pan Arcadia builds on these influences by incorporating elements of boom-bap, ragtime, synth-pop and more. The band just released its sophomore LP, Everything’s Fine, on October 10th.

Born out of an online message board, Bay Faction emerged in the Boston DIY scene in 2015 with the debut of their self-titled record and quickly garnered a cult following. Following the band’s hiatus from 2020-2024, Bay Faction is now marking their highly anticipated return with new single, “Drive Home."

Punk music you can dance to. That’s what you get from the genre-hopping, instrument-swapping members of Mary Shelley. Post-punk rhythms are imbued with elements of dance/disco beats, shoegaze, hip-hop and more, while influences stretch across generations, sounds and styles.