Foe

Foe takes influence from the 2000’s alt-rock surge and fuses it with their love for video-game soundtracks and audioscapes. Creating tracks that span from hard-hitting rock to atmospheric synth-wave, the band produces expressive and experimental audio while maintaining a hypnotic catchiness that’ll have listeners humming under their breath all day.

Riffy, ethereal, and venturesome, Foe invites the listener on an audio trip through universal feels. They seek comfort in the rawness and realness of our being, choosing not to ignore the glaring issues we face, but rather to embrace the unlikeliness of us being here to take them on in the first place.

Dani Erin

Coming off an 8 year hiatus, Dani Erin’s newest sophomore album “Grow” is an eclectic mixture of retro-pop original music. Pulling influence from Stevie Nicks, Amy Winehouse and Steely Dan. While living in NYC, she was coined “The next generation of jazz” by Nextbop following the release of her first album “To Be Sown”.

“Grow” features the remnants of silky jazz vocals with highlights of soul, rhythm, blues and funk. This new music is a celebration of life-experience, storytelling and how she perceives influence to make sense of the world around her. Keep tabs on this refreshing revival of Dani Erin. This blue-eye soul has something for everyone.