Neon Steve has carved out a reputation as one of Canada’s most influential House Music artists, amassing over 50 million streams worldwide.

Eclectic is an understatement when trying to describe the sound of Civillian. While always staying true to his roots in Hip Hop, his taste and collection have expanded massively to allow him to become a party-rocking chameleon - no situation outside of his scope.

Unleashing an unmatched fusion of sound, the West Coast's most intriguing power duo, Violinist Kytami and DJ/Producer Phonik Ops, stand in a league of their own.

For years Anishinaabe DJ and producer Les Boulanger — known by audiences as Boogey the Beat — has toiled behind the scenes, laying the sonic foundations for other musicians’ anthems. As a longtime lover of hip-hop and rap, collaboration is his comfort zone. He’s worked and performed with the likes of award-winning acts including The Halluci Nation (formerly a Tribe Called Red) and Snotty Nose Rez Kids, playing stages across Turtle Island.

Welhtima Kexwusem, meaning “Culture bringing people together,” is a Squamish Nation singing and dancing group committed to revitalizing the language and traditions of the Skwxwú7mesh Uxwumixw peoples.

From roadhouse stompers to backseat ballads, Willie sings of love, loss, addiction, and resilience with a voice that cuts like hi-beam headlights on a dark backroad. Bill’s Cafe is a live wire of energy and soul, carrying old-soul traditions into the future with fire and truth.

The Vancouver-based quartet have spent the better part of a decade building one of Canada's most electrifying catalogs: dreamy alternative rock laced with unapologetic lyricism, a restless genre-blurring instinct, and a live presence that has taken them across Canada, Europe, Australia, the US, and India, sharing stages with Portugal. The Man, Broken Social Scene, Bishop Briggs, and Mother Mother. 

Tasavoor is a Vancouver-based trio creating cinematic, groove-driven music inspired by Middle Eastern melodies, psychedelic rock, surf, Latin rhythms, and desert blues.

Vox Rea, the Canadian indie-pop collective fronted by sisters Kate and Lauren Kurdyak, crafts cinematic, introspective soundscapes that blur the lines between poetry and philosophy.