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BombÖ
BombÖ is Taylor, making dark pop out of a game room about an hour outside Little Rock. She named the project after bombogenesis, the rapid intensification of a storm, and she means it literally: she chases tornadoes, keeps a radar scan tattooed on her arm, and traces her whole sense of melody back to the instrumentals behind the Weather Channel forecasts she grew up on. Her debut EP, Under, is about going below the surface and getting back above it. Addiction, survival, and lesbian desire all sit in the same songs as sonar pings and a joke waiting at the end of the sentence.
learned her sound from the Weather Channel Read BombÖ's story
Emma Jean
Oakley
Emma Jean Oakley grew up with music quietly sewn into her childhood, from country songs playing through the house to watching Shania Twain on TV as a kid. She wrote her first full song in sixth grade, and songwriting became the place where she processed heartbreak, longing, and the parts of herself she was still figuring out. Her sound pulls from 1990s country, rock, and pop punk, honest storytelling across genres. Now based in Richmond, she writes music with a clear emotional center that listeners connect to.
recorded her debut EP in seven days flat Read Emma Jean's story
HannahLuv
HannahLuv is a queer indie folk songwriter whose music feels like a late night confession, spoken softly but with complete honesty. She creates in quiet spaces because, in her own words, the solitude allows her to be more free in her creative process. Her songs lean into vulnerability, intention, and emotional clarity, the kind of performance no studio could manufacture.
you will love where she records her most intimate songs Read Hannah's story
2026 FINALIST
InterContinental Music Awards
NORTH AMERICA FOLK · “RULER”
2026 NOMINEE
Hollywood Independent Music Awards
FOLK/ACOUSTIC · “LAKE SONG”
Lily Erin
Lily Erin grew up balancing basketball, college life, and a search for self understanding, with music always tucked in the background waiting to be rediscovered. When she returned to the piano during the pandemic, she found a version of herself that felt more grounded and real. Her sound blends acoustic folk and indie rock with rich storytelling.
a pandemic pause turned into a rising indie folk moment Read Lily's story
Randy Beth
Randy Beth is a New York City based queer singer songwriter known for warm acoustic arrangements and emotionally honest writing. She spent years performing covers before releasing her first original song, Make a Home, in 2022, a track that explores childhood trauma, healing, and building strength from difficult memories. Her work connects deeply with listeners who have rebuilt themselves piece by piece.
her hardest memories became her breakthrough Read Randy's story