Telehealth is a Seattle synth punk conglomerate formed by Alexander Attitude and Kendra Cox, alongside Ian McCutcheon, John O’Connor, and Dillon Sturtevant. Emerging from the Pacific Northwest, the group treats modern culture like a marketplace, interrogating burnout, tech optimism, branding, and the performance of "progress" through sharp hooks and danceable tension.

MONSTERWATCH delivers a raw, high-energy blast of distortion and adrenaline. Known for their frenetic live shows and unfiltered sound, the band channels pure chaos. Fusing breakneck riffs with anthemic hooks. Proving again and again why they’re one of the most electrifying forces in modern punk.

Powerhouse vocalist, songwriter, and producer TEZATALKS coins her sound as Hardcore Pop, a blend of nu-metal, Alt-rap, and electronic pop. Her lyrics are inspired by her life experiences and love of poetry.

King Youngblood is focused on reclaiming black fronted rock music, packed with strong song writing, Afropunk attitude and an undeniably exhilarating live show.

Americana singer-songwriter Sera Cahoone grew up in the Colorado foothills. The daughter of a dynamite salesman, she played her first gigs on drums in a dive bar’s open blues jams at 12.

Born in Japan and raised in Seattle, Washington, Tomo Nakayama is an artist whose melodic, complex and emotionally compelling music has been praised by NPR, New York Times, and The Stranger.

Led by singer/bassist Mary Robins, Biblioteka blends punk, grunge, and garage to create hooky and upbeat rock. Boisterous shows and high-energy performances have become the band’s trademark.

Byland is the moniker and last name of Seattle based, Albuquerque raised, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Alie Renee. Alie’s cinematic, indie-rock sound is grounded by vocally vulnerable moments that will move you to lean in. The acclaimed project has received recognition from outlets like KEXP, Under The Radar, American Songwriter, Flood Magazine, and others.

Dean Johnson was given his first guitar at fourteen. Putting chords together through trial and error and artistic intuition remained a casual, mostly isolated endeavor for many years.

Small Paul was born in a Seattle basement In the early days of COVID as a happy accident between housemates Kevin Murphy from The Moondoggies, Chris King and Malcolm Roberts from Chris King & The Gutterballs with Seth McDonald from All Star Opera.

Black Ends’ self-described gunk-pop is about as sweet as that wad of asphalt-crusted bubblegum you found stuck on the bottom of your favorite boots.

Perseverance through troubled times has a subtle shine and Seattle’s Smokey Brights have been shining through these times with songs of hope, determination, compassion, defiance and love.

This trio is bound together by a studied adoration towards the loud, reckless, rebellious sonic traditions of psych, garage, soul, and surf rock.

Chinese American Bear (华裔美国熊) is a lighthearted and quirky mandopop duo from Seattle, WA creating fun & eclectic bilingual English/Chinese ear candy. Comprised of Anne Tong and Bryce Barsten, the married couple creates groovy, and “not too serious, food loving” tunes in their home studio together. Their sound—somewhere between Melody’s Echo Chamber, The B-52’s, The Flaming Lips, and a hypercolor cartoon—has earned millions of streams and global acclaim.

Coral Grief is the Seattle-based dream pop project of Lena Farr-Morrissey (vocals, bass, synth) Sam Fason (guitar, synth) and Cam Hancock (drums). Rich guitars, glowing synths, driving bass, and ethereal vocals swirl around skeletal drum beats to create a textured, intricate sound that is experimental, playful, and catchy.

Emi Pop is a Puerto Rican-born, Seattle-based musician whose sound blends Spanish pop with power-pop and punk influences. Known for her catchy choruses, sing-along anthems, and infectious energy, Emi Pop brings a fresh, dynamic edge to the Seattle music scene.