North Carolina-native Solomon Fox is a singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose left-of-center recordings combine funk-influenced grooves, lush vocal harmonies, and off-kilter lyrics. Fox first began writing songs at age 9 on his parent’s upright piano, recording them into GarageBand alongside his brother Elijah Fox. In 2024, Fox broke through again with the viral songs “weird” and “you don’t cook,” receiving over 5 million views and attracting praise from the likes of Queen Latifah, Erykah Badu, Ty Dolla $ign, Ne-Yo, T-Pain and more. His much awaited sophomore album, Sweettooth, is slated for release in Fall 2025, boasting features from Duckwrth, Amaria, and more. He has been featured on NPR, Spotify's Fresh Finds and Vanguard, Early Rising, CLTURE and a host of other digital, radio, and physical publications

Sara Kawai is a versatile LA-based harpist and producer with 18 years of studio/live experience playing the harp and 8 years in music production. Hailing from Boston, Sara began her journey with classical harp training and is now blending her classical roots with the dynamic worlds of hip-hop, R&B, alternative, pop, electronic, and more. Sara has performed with a diverse range of artists, including Roddy Ricch, Blxst, The Marias, 03 Greedo, Pink Sweat$, Mereba, Kalan Frfr, Kehlani, Zacari, Sabrina Claudio and more, most recently on Jimmy Kimmel! Live (with Miley Cyrus) and NPR’s Tiny Desk with Audrey Nuna. In addition to live performances, she also has in-studio experience writing and collaborating with various producers and artists like Miley Cyrus, Laufey, SZA, Monte Booker, Brandy, Dahi, Michael Uzowuru, Wondagurl, 6lack, Louie Lastic, UMI, Medasin, and many more. Recent cuts include Miley Cyrus’ “More to Lose”, Ravyn Lenae & Ty Dolla $ign’s “Dream Girl”, Destin Conrad & Kiana Lede’s “Unpredictable”, Zacari & Isaiah Rashad’s “Bliss”, Ambre & Mack Keane’s “ELEVATE”, Yuna’s“Relax Your Mind”, UMI’s “Broken Bottle Reimagined”, Laufey’s “Dear Soulmate”, ASTN’s EP “Where Do We Go From Here” and more.

Luna the Blooma is an Oakland-based R&B artist whose music highlights vulnerability, community, self-love, and feminine expression. Inspired by Jazmine Sullivan, Beyoncé, SZA, Victoria Monét, and Kali Uchis, she writes every word she sings and collaborates closely with local musicians to create a sound that feels warm, honest, and deeply rooted.