Karma and the Killjoys is classical piano turned rock band. Loud key-smashing chords dueling with gritty electric guitar, powerful, raw female voices and a thick chorus of harmonies is the strange and compelling concoction the band calls piano-rock. Ever pushing the bounds of what that means, Karma and the Killjoys expand their musicality with every song, both embracing and defying the genre–and therefore defining it. 

And nothing could be truer for the band’s newest collection of songs. Synthetic contemplates the performance of existing, the falsehoods of organized religion, and the vengefulness of the cog to its machine. Karma and the Killjoys weave the dread of an impending darkness and a jaded view of the world into songs that translate that darkness into a scream of purpose and hope. It is Karma and the Killjoys at their rawest, most vulnerable, and perhaps, most powerful.

Rebecca Skelton is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist based in Northeast Georgia. With a strong foundation in classical music, choral performance, and the arts, she brings a depth of experience to her craft. Known for her heartfelt lyrics and gentle melodies, Skelton creates music that encourages listeners to find light even in the darkest moments. She made her debut in August 2024 with her EP in my head and has been forging her musical path ever since.

Karma and the Killjoys is classical piano turned rock band. Loud key-smashing chords dueling with gritty electric guitar, powerful, raw female voices and a thick chorus of harmonies is the strange and compelling concoction the band calls piano-rock. Ever pushing the bounds of what that means, Karma and the Killjoys expand their musicality with every song, both embracing and defying the genre–and therefore defining it. 

And nothing could be truer for the band’s newest collection of songs. Synthetic contemplates the performance of existing, the falsehoods of organized religion, and the vengefulness of the cog to its machine. Karma and the Killjoys weave the dread of an impending darkness and a jaded view of the world into songs that translate that darkness into a scream of purpose and hope. It is Karma and the Killjoys at their rawest, most vulnerable, and perhaps, most powerful.

Carefully blending psychedelic inspired modern indie rock with the melodic and textural fusion of

the Indian sitar, Shock Tea, based out of Atlanta, offers a refreshing musical experience reminiscent of the rock, pop, and blues of the 60’s and 70’s while speaking to modern indie rock sensibilities.

Formed in late 2022, the band comprises Andrew Pangus on bass, bringing his punk and alternative roots; Quaid Patterson on guitar, with a rich blues background; and Avery Andrews, a skilled jazz drummer. Fronting the band is Nik Howlett providing the vocals, keyboard, and the distinctive tones of the sitar.

Echo Area, a dynamic chillwave and indie electronic band hailing from Atlanta, Ga., is fueled by the collective talents of Jesse Chapman on production and vocals and Ryan Laukhuf on drums. Blending their individual expertise seamlessly, the duo weaves a captivating tapestry of dreamy melodies, intricate beats, and mesmerizing textures. Their music, inspired by the city's vibrant cultural landscape, transcends genre boundaries, fusing elements of electronic pop, shoegaze, and ambient soundscapes. With their ethereal yet introspective lyrics and carefully crafted studio productions, Echo Area creates an immersive sonic experience that transports listeners to a world of tranquility and contemplation.

Their live performances are a testament to their artistry, captivating audiences with a mesmerizing stage presence that further enhances the captivating nature of their music. Echo Area stands as a formidable force in the realm of electronic music, crafting sonic landscapes that invite listeners to embark on a sonic journey like no other.

For the last 5 years, Brendan Wright has spent a hell of a lot of time realizing their passion project Tiberius, recording and performing in basements, warehouses, bedrooms, and from time to time, in their car. Cacophonous and catchy, Wright’s recordings blend indie punk, alt country and psychedelia.

Blanket Approval is a 4-piece indie rock band from New York City. They formed in 2021 when lead singer Jack Matteucci took a collection of demos recorded in the basement of his physics lab, moved to Brooklyn, and met drummer/singer Joey Hadden. The two were later joined by bassist Max Mena and keyboardist/guitarist Rahul Chakraborty.

Blanket Approval is a 4-piece indie rock band from New York City. They formed in 2021 when lead singer Jack Matteucci took a collection of demos recorded in the basement of his physics lab, moved to Brooklyn, and met drummer/singer Joey Hadden. The two were later joined by bassist Max Mena and keyboardist/guitarist Rahul Chakraborty.

There is no slowing down for Forrest Isn't Dead in 2024 as they kicked off the year with an electric performance at the Grammy Nominations in support of Killer Mike. The band is now set up at Madison Recording Studios, diligently recording their much anticipated sophomore album, which features lead single "Flowers Of My Life".

While their sound is heavily characterized by catchy guitar riffs and thoughtful instrumentation, just as much, if not more, thought goes into the lyrical content of their music. They often draw inspiration from life experiences, such as family trauma, romantic and familial relationships, and their own introspective journeys. Their sound is reminiscent of groups who inspire them like Young the Giant, The Backseat Lovers, Arctic Monkeys, and other indie rock groups.

Lemon's stepped into the music scene in February 2021 with hopes to one day tour the world and be the force behind the song you get sick of hearing on the radio. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to catch a live show, follow their socials, and listen to their latest release!

Karma and the Killjoys is classical piano turned rock band. Loud key-smashing chords dueling with gritty electric guitar, powerful, raw female voices and a thick chorus of harmonies is the strange and compelling concoction the band calls piano-rock. Ever pushing the bounds of what that means, Karma and the Killjoys expand their musicality with every song, both embracing and defying the genre–and therefore defining it. 

And nothing could be truer for the band’s newest collection of songs. Synthetic contemplates the performance of existing, the falsehoods of organized religion, and the vengefulness of the cog to its machine. Karma and the Killjoys weave the dread of an impending darkness and a jaded view of the world into songs that translate that darkness into a scream of purpose and hope. It is Karma and the Killjoys at their rawest, most vulnerable, and perhaps, most powerful.

The  release of their debut album “The End of Everything” on September 16th,  2022, achieved critical success from both fans and industry. They’ve  amassed millions of streams across all platforms, and have been featured  on numerous Spotify editorial playlists, as well as MTV’s Spanking New  with their singles ‘'Fire' and 'Born or Made'.

Karma and the Killjoys is classical piano turned rock band. Loud key-smashing chords dueling with gritty electric guitar, powerful, raw female voices and a thick chorus of harmonies is the strange and compelling concoction the band calls piano-rock. Ever pushing the bounds of what that means, Karma and the Killjoys expand their musicality with every song, both embracing and defying the genre–and therefore defining it. 

And nothing could be truer for the band’s newest collection of songs. Synthetic contemplates the performance of existing, the falsehoods of organized religion, and the vengefulness of the cog to its machine. Karma and the Killjoys weave the dread of an impending darkness and a jaded view of the world into songs that translate that darkness into a scream of purpose and hope. It is Karma and the Killjoys at their rawest, most vulnerable, and perhaps, most powerful.

While their sound is heavily characterized by catchy guitar riffs and thoughtful instrumentation, just as much, if not more, thought goes into the lyrical content of their music. They often draw inspiration from life experiences, such as family trauma, romantic and familial relationships, and their own introspective journeys. Their sound is reminiscent of groups who inspire them like Young the Giant, The Backseat Lovers, Arctic Monkeys, and other indie rock groups.

Lemon's stepped into the music scene in February 2021 with hopes to one day tour the world and be the force behind the song you get sick of hearing on the radio. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to catch a live show, follow their socials, and listen to their latest release!

South Carolina-based pop-rock trio Practically Paradise—made up of Steven Bolin (guitar/lead vocals), Reed Bolin (drums/vocals), and Jesse Cox (guitar/vocals)—is gaining a reputation for their heartfelt and heart-wrenching songs about addiction, heartbreak, and the struggles that come with everyday life.

Karma and the Killjoys is classical piano turned rock band. Loud key-smashing chords dueling with gritty electric guitar, powerful, raw female voices and a thick chorus of harmonies is the strange and compelling concoction the band calls piano-rock. Ever pushing the bounds of what that means, Karma and the Killjoys expand their musicality with every song, both embracing and defying the genre–and therefore defining it. 

And nothing could be truer for the band’s newest collection of songs. Synthetic contemplates the performance of existing, the falsehoods of organized religion, and the vengefulness of the cog to its machine. Karma and the Killjoys weave the dread of an impending darkness and a jaded view of the world into songs that translate that darkness into a scream of purpose and hope. It is Karma and the Killjoys at their rawest, most vulnerable, and perhaps, most powerful.

The  release of their debut album “The End of Everything” on September 16th,  2022, achieved critical success from both fans and industry. They’ve  amassed millions of streams across all platforms, and have been featured  on numerous Spotify editorial playlists, as well as MTV’s Spanking New  with their singles ‘'Fire' and 'Born or Made'.

LVVRS (Lovers)... Charismatic rockers crafting infectious sounds that are a blend of Disco Pop and 1970’S Rock’N’Roll flair. Their songs work equally well on the dance floor or roaring out the window of a speeding car. Singer River Gibson delivers vocals equal part sweetness and grit with a sonic expression of self-confidence.

NITE is an alternative band inspired by the sounds of Darkwave, Synthpop, and Post-Punk. Based in Texas, twin brothers Myles and Kyle Mendes, along with drummer Phil Helms, craft music that bridges the gap between dark nostalgia and modern electronic pop.

LVVRS (Lovers)... Charismatic rockers crafting infectious sounds that are a blend of Disco Pop and 1970’S Rock’N’Roll flair. Their songs work equally well on the dance floor or roaring out the window of a speeding car. Singer River Gibson delivers vocals equal part sweetness and grit with a sonic expression of self-confidence.

NITE is an alternative band inspired by the sounds of Darkwave, Synthpop, and Post-Punk. Based in Texas, twin brothers Myles and Kyle Mendes, along with drummer Phil Helms, craft music that bridges the gap between dark nostalgia and modern electronic pop.