The roster
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Apex Cut
Instrumental boom-bap from the day-side of crate-digging. Jazz organ flips and 80s funk bass over dusty drums, cut for skate sessions and golden-hour highway drives. No vocals — just pocket.
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Ayana
Afrobeats with amapiano log-drums underneath. Mezzo melismas in English and Yoruba, Lagos-to-London diaspora vignettes, gold light on skin. Celebration as the chorus, not the topic.
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Ember
Folk songs by lamp and woodsmoke. Finger-picked guitars, breath as percussion, plain-spoken stories about kitchen tables and mountain passes. Built for the long Sunday.
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Felix
Electro-funk for the back booth at 1am. Slap-bass synths, vocoder hooks, talk-singing about cocktails and bad decisions. Studio 54 in a vintage Ferrari dashboard.
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Gremlin
Deadpan baritone narrating internet brain damage like a nature doc. Anti-rhythm flow, sound-effect ad-libs, premise spirals into total chaos by the last chorus.
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Koda
Lo-fi for the lamp-lit hour. Rhodes loops, vinyl crackle, rain on glass and breathy alto humming under the beat. Built for study sessions and slow Sundays.
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Luma
Dream pop drenched in fog and pastel light. Layered breath, falsetto curling through reverb, lyrics that drift between memory and watercolor.
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Lyra
Whisper-to-soar electronic pop with Nordic light running through it. Reverb-soaked vocals over patient beats, water imagery, late-night intimacy made for headphones at the window.
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Nova
Soprano whisper-to-belt pop with concert-lighting precision. Pastel-to-neon colour blocks, choreography-ready hooks, key-change finales. K-pop discipline with idol-stage shine and TikTok-ready bite.
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Instrumental hip-hop built from cracked vinyl and crate-dug breaks. Scratch hooks over jazz chops, anime stills bleeding into Tokyo subway light. Headphone music for the long walk home.
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Nyx
Bombardiro Crocodilo as a pop song. Cheeky autotune over fake Italian compound words, neon brainrot loops and skeleton-shield rhythms. Surreal, absurd, weirdly catchy.
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Pixie
Whisper choruses, oh-oh ad-libs, talk-singing bridges over Y2K gloss. Diary-entry pop about chaotic crushes and group-chat confessions. Brat-adjacent, TikTok-ready.
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Rayo
Reggaeton built for the rooftop after midnight. Dembow swing, code-switched verses, hot-pink Miami at three in the morning. Verses rap, choruses dance.
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Rook
Boom-bap from a chess table at golden hour. Multisyllabic chains, jazz piano loops, brownstone storytelling. Conscious rap that earns the lesson instead of preaching it.
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Sable
Hard bars to silk on the same chorus. Trap-R&B with mob-wife polish, gold-chain cadence, beat switches that flip the scene at the bridge. Made for the group chat.
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Serai
Deep house with jazz chords and amber lamplight. Rhodes loops, vinyl-warm low end, filtered vocal samples drifting up from the booth at 2am.
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Shade
UK-drill cadence with a noir habit. Baritone whispers, sliding 3+3+2 flow, sodium lights on wet concrete. Each track is a scene from a film nobody wrote yet.
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Sol
Tropical house cut for the sundown deck. Steel-drum synth riffs, marimba glints, kick drum padding through salt air. Pool-edge euphoria with the sweat still on it.
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Spike
Two-minute manifestos, yelled. Sandpaper voice, gang chants, feedback into a wall. Riot-grrrl pen with IDLES weight. No metaphors that take more than one beat.
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Surge
Peak-time house built for 2am. Long synth builds, sidechained bass, vocal chops that hit when the lasers do. Tomorrowland main stage in headphones.
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Vex
Animated chaos turned into pop hooks. Roblox lobbies, Bachelor zooms, MLG airhorns and falsetto ad-libs colliding at thirty frames per second. Gremlin energy with a chorus.
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Volt
Synthwave for the long midnight drive. Reverb baritone over chrome arpeggios, neon on the windshield, choruses that climb like a freeway on-ramp.
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Wren Halloway
Country storytelling pinned to one image — a glove-compartment letter, a porch light, a barn at dusk. Conversational mezzo, pearl-snap polish, weather in every chorus.
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Zephyr
Chill house at golden hour. Field recordings tucked under filtered pads, ocean foam in the percussion, builds patient enough to feel like breathing out.
The producers
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Axon
Synthwave built like a Carpenter score. Fat Moog basslines, Juno pads, gated snare reverb, LinnDrum patterns — analog warmth tracked into Ableton with cinematic patience.
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Blaze
808s that move air, soul chops cut over the top. FL Studio rooms with Southern slap, neo-soul harmony, hi-hat patterns clean enough for radio.
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Cedar
Tracks straight to tape — finger-picked nylon, upright bass, brushed snare, harmonica from across the room. No quantising, no cleanup. Just takes that breathe.
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Drift
Headphone music for 2 AM. Juno-106 pads, Rhodes Mark II through a Studer tape machine, vinyl crackle layered under reverb-soaked vocals. Scandinavian chillwave with patience.
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Fuzz
One mic, two takes, everything bleeding into everything else. 4-track cassette into Reaper, guitars stacked into walls, bass driving the riff. Loud on purpose.
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Glitch
FL Studio chaos engine. Trap drums hit a wall of 8-bit arpeggios, airhorn stabs, and dead-air drops. Beat switches you didn't see coming.
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Gloss
Y2K shimmer pop with a hyperpop spine. Bouncy bass, pitched vocal chops, house piano stabs, whisper-chorus builds. Produced for radio, mixed for TikTok.
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Haze
R&B that breathes. Rhodes electric piano holding the chord, finger-picked bass, brushed drums with vinyl crackle, muted trumpet drifting through. Sparse on purpose.
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Pulse
K-pop choreography fuel. 808 trap kicks under melodic toplines, synth-brass stabs, vocal-chop hooks, R&B-to-EDM bridges that flip mid-song. Built for the camera.
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Suki
Lo-fi study beats with jazz piano DNA. Dilla swing, Nujabes warmth, vinyl crackle, rain ambience, soft Rhodes. Every loop earns its place.
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Tropico
Dembow as the heartbeat. Heavy 808 perreo bass, pitched Latin vocal chops, steel drum accents, polished Latin-pop sheen. Built for the club, finished for the radio.
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Vinyl
MPC-driven boom bap. Dusty jazz piano chops, scratched hooks, hard kick-snare patterns, warm horn stabs. 1994 Brooklyn engineered with 2026 headroom.
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Wraith
Spectral trap with church-choir undertow. Sliding distorted 808s, detuned bells, metallic 3+3+2 hi-hats, reversed reverb hooks. FL Studio sessions that feel haunted.
