Sap is an independent, alternative rock trio from Austin, TX. Infusing the energetic and melodic sonics of 90’s grunge with emotionally driven dynamics of contemporary music, Sap creates a perfect soundscape for unpredictable live shows. The band is composed of guitarist/vocalist Evan Fundora, bassist Hank Barna, and drummer Jared Cox. Together they have accrued over 6 million streams worldwide, touring with longstanding bands like The Jins and most recently with up and coming acts such as Clarion, Rehash and Cheerleader Roadkill. Sap is set to go on their own US tour in support of their new 2026 album ‘Erasure’.

Sludge Mother is a Los Angeles-based alternative artist whose music pulls from the grit of '90s grunge and the emotional weight of modern rock. Channeling the heavy, sludgy riffs of Soundgarden and the emotive depth of Alice in Chains, Sludge Mother reimagines the soul of grunge for a new era. Inspired by artists like Nirvana, Hole, Garbage, and the unmistakablevocals of Scott Weiland, the project blends heavy guitars, sharp melodies, and honest songwriting into songs built around anthemic choruses that demand to be shouted in dimly lit venues. Sludge Mother first emerged in September 2024 with the debut single When the Earth Swallows Us, introducing a project built on loud guitars, raw emotion, and an unapologetically DIY approach. After spending the next year writing, recording, and playing clubs throughout Los Angeles, Sludge Mother kicked off the rollout for the debut EP, How Can Anything Bloom?, with the release of "I Don't Want a Job" in October 2025. The song quickly became the project's breakout release, surpassing one million streams across streaming platforms and introducing a growing audience to Sludge Mother's blend of grunge, alternative rock, and emotionally honest songwriting. How Can Anything Bloom? explores themes of burnout, toxic relationships, self-destruction, and the often messy process of personal growth. In April 2026, Sludge Mother released a collection of live studio recordings featuring "I Don't Want a Job," "Machine," and "Antidote," giving fans a raw, unfiltered look at the songs that would define the debut EP. Since launching, Sludge Mother has steadily built a reputation as a live act, touring throughout the Midwest with The Jins, sharing stages with letlive. and A Static Lullaby, while becoming a regular on stages across Los Angeles. The momentum continues with appearances at Furnace Fest, Miracle in the Desert, and ShipRocked, along with additional touring planned throughout the fall. As How Can Anything Bloom? arrives, Sludge Mother continues to build on the foundation of a project that has grown organically through relentless touring, memorable live performances, and songs that don't shy away from telling the truth.

(my shitty bio) started in my attic in 2019 i taught myself how to produce and play shitty guitar fast foward a couple years snd now i got well over 16million streams on all platforms, SHOUT OUT MY BEAUTIFUL COMMUNITY. Im inspired by surroundings and my experiences while putting my confused, frustratrd, solace and raunchy raw sex self out over a microphone, my music is an output for myself. me and my homies play loud af at crammed diy basement shows in madison WI creating condensation buildup from all the sweat radiating off sweaty angsty fucks. im not special nor any different then any other person tryna make it in this lack luster of a world, im just achingly hungry and ambitious to scream and express myself in every way possible, either you fuck with it or you dont. ^x-x^