senses is a Los Angeles-based self-identifying “emo-friendly, punk-curious” band known for their explosive energy and soul-baring truth.  Their music channels pain and frustration into catchy anthems that resonate with fans and has catapulted them into joining multiple tours with artists like Charlotte Sands, Carlie Hanson, Leah Kate, and Boys Like Girls. Recently signed to Hopeless Records, the band, led by Madison Taylor (vocals/guitar) and Nick Sampson (drums), has seen their fanbase grow rapidly, thanks in part to their emotionally charged live shows and viral live videos. Formed in 2019 after Taylor and Sampson connected via Craigslist, senses quickly made a name for themselves with their raw and unruly sound. Despite any setbacks, they continued to create, leading to their breakthrough debut EP, take me out of here (2023). The EP, produced by Keith Varon, features hard-hitting singles like “sleepwalking”, “gonna make sure” and “novocain”, and earned the band radio play and spots on major editorial playlists. Through their music and a history of electrifying live performances, senses have built a close-knit community with their fans. The band is now working on new music, driven by their passion for creating an inclusive space where everyone can connect and find solace in their songs.

Real. Life. Two four-letter words that mean far more than most others. As an artist that creates music for the people going through their own experiences, MVSSIE provides fans with an open dialogue about the things no one wants to talk about: struggle, heartbreak, anxiety, confidence, pressure, self-worth, love, excitement, and recovery. MVSSIE’s music has, and always will be, a form of therapy. From the darkest moments to your most elating life experiences. Thanks to constant and inevitable viral moments, MVSSIE is creating new fans on a daily basis, with comparisons to Lacey Sturm of Flyleaf and Hayley Williams of Paramore.

Brothers and bandmates Bradley and Brett Anderson began writing and releasing music as Negative 25 in 2020, at the height of lockdown. Unable to hit the roads paved for them by traditional pop rock acts, they turned toward conquering a corner of the internet with content as authentic as their songs. Now, with their first album released and new music on the way, the band is ready to hit the road with fans requesting their shows in all corners of the world.