A proud trans nonbinary artist and producer, Miki has been releasing music independently since they were 16, having racked up over 50 million streams in the process. Even before the release of their first album, i owe it to myself, the Finnish-American artist built a sizable audience by openly and honestly welcoming people into their world, from coming out to getting top surgery to struggles with mental health. They released their second album, i’ll be fine if i want to, in October of 2023. They are passionate about using their platform to advocate for the trans community, which is reflected in their online presence and live performances.

When it comes to making music independently, Boston born artist, Eph See, truly shines. Unsigned and unmanaged, Eph See has built their musical career from the ground up by releasing singles and a debut EP through self led campaigns and the help of their creative community of friends. Their debut EP, g*rlhood, released in October of 2021, landed them features in WBUR, Lyrical Lemonade, and The Fader all without the budget or marketing of a label which is a true test to the quality of their work and their dedication to their craft.

Growing up, their music taste was heavily influenced by their family members who would burn them CDs of their favorite tracks thus sparking the artist’s love for music discovery across all genres. Their broad love for all genres of music is reflected in their songwriting when working on their personal projects, and while writing for other artists at writing camps such as New York’s Anti Social Camp taking place across the boroughs each June. The only rule they have when songwriting: be honest at all costs.

A recent graduate of Northeastern University’s college of arts, media, and design, Eph See is currently the artist at the Inly School working on their next longform project and guiding the next generation of young songwriters and producers.

MegaGoneFree is a Black LGBTQ+ independent musician who is on a mission to get their message heard around the world. A message of love, open mindedness, empathy, acceptance, and hope. Mega strives to empower their listeners to embrace their uniqueness, as it is their greatest strength.

Originally from Baltimore, MD, Mega’s positivity and commanding voice coupled with their soulful melodies are quick to spread a smile. They are beloved for their fearless refusal to compromise their identity. They are a black artist occupying a genre without many mainstream black voices.

Mega’s music is a mix of genres. Mostly Alternate Pop with hints of jazz, HipHop, R&B etc. Their lively exciting music is sure to have you head bopping along!

Um, Jennifer? Is a punk-tinged indie pop duo based in NYC. Fig and Eli met at a party in Brooklyn. Eli wanted to hook up with Fig’s friend. Now they make music together for nobody except the vengeful god, Jennifer. Jennifer thinks their music sucks.

Now based in NYC, Zola Simone grew up in Boston, and has been writing and releasing music for almost a decade. Zola coined “androgynous pop” for her music that draws sonic influence from the 80’s and her queer-pop contemporaries. Her catalog includes 40+ songs, five EPs and the two albums, Now You See Me and most recently, Kaleidoscope. 

Zola’s recognized in her hometown of Boston where, at the Boston Music Awards, she was named Artist of the Year and her song, “Easy” won Song of The Year. “Easy” was also featured in the series finale of the Netflix original series, Atypical. On the live side, Zola has played rooms ranging from Boston’s Paradise Rock Club and New York’s Mercury Lounge, to the Boston Calling festival in 2024.

Zola’s Sophomore album, Kaleidoscope, was released on February 21st, 2025, and received editorial support from Spotify, landing on the All New Pop and Lazy Afternoon playlists. Kaleidoscope is a layered project that was strategically rolled out in the form of three EPs, Red, Green and Blue. In 2025, Zola’s working towards new music as well as focusing on playing out and bringing her artistic visions to life.

Beginning her career on the Soundcloud scene, Million$$Maddy became Amari’ Noelle, a singer, songwriter, and actress hailing from Gary, Indiana. A family of creatives raised Amari. Growing up watching her musical mother and attending a visual and performing arts academy, it was no surprise that Amari would gravitate towards music herself. Transitioning from a basketball star to a rising R&B artist, Amari’ Noelle is putting her all into her new music. 

Coming from a humble upbringing and not being able to afford studio time or studio equipment, Amari’ used to record all her music on her phone. Now, with a total of 4 albums released since 2022 and more projects in the works, Amari’ is ready to put forth her best work yet. She is also a passionate actress and plays the role of “Britney” on the Showtime series THE CHI.  

Amari’ is an emerging R&B artist ready to take her music to the next level. She is already showing her ability to touch the minds and hearts of her fans and grow her fanbase. Amari’ Noelle has collaborated with artists such as Mannywellz, Jacob Latimore, Kodie Shane, and Kaash Paige, with whom she co-headlined a tour early in 2023. She recently collaborated with singer/rapper Kirko Bangz on his new album, featuring the song “Stories Bout U”.

Raised in the vibrant and rebellious city of New Orleans, LA, TOMGIRL504EVER is a singer and producer who has carved a unique space in the music world. Teaching herself production on Ableton, she blends hyperpop, drum and bass, and nostalgic 2000s radio hits, creating a sound that’s both innovative and irresistibly catchy. Now based in New York, TOMGIRL504EVER is putting the finishing touches on her highly anticipated debut album.

Known for her striking stage presence and bold performance outfits—often designed in collaboration with her own brand—TOMGIRL504EVER has gained recognition as a true style icon, earning a spot on the New York Times Best Dressed List during the Met Gala.

TOMGIRL504EVER has captivated audiences at iconic venues and events, including The Glasshouse Pomona, where she supported Cupcakke on the second leg of the Dauntless Manifesto Tour, and Webster Hall, performing alongside Cupcakke and Aliyah’s Interlude. Her résumé also features standout performances at Studio 537 in Los Angeles for UHAUL: Pride or Die (sponsored by LA Pride), Brooklyn’s 3 Dollar Bill, and Elsewhere Zone 1, where she headlined with Mijita. Other notable shows include Market Hotel, Gonzo’s Recording Studio for Drink.More.Water NYC Artist Series, and a headlining performance at Mercury Lounge in NYC. Additionally, she’s graced the stages of major festivals like Outside Lands in San Francisco and the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, showcasing her hometown pride.

Brianna Musco is a pop singer best known for her hit singles “Why Don’t You Want Me” and “Paradise”. Brianna has gained the trust of over 56k TikTok fans by using her real-life experiences to create relatable lyrics and then posting about her  live performances. Her electric performances gained recognition and a chance to open for Carlie Hanson & Sophie Powers in the spring of 2023.

Brianna headlined her own UK tour this past summer 2023 playing world-famous venues such as Fiddler’s Roof in London, The Cavern in Liverpool, and performing at UK Festivals such as Nibley Music Festival. She is endorsed by Esteve Guitars (Spain) & is set to release her second EP this June 2024 with music infliuences consisting of Billie Eilish, Maneskin, Fletcher, PVRIS and Chase Atlantic.

With head turning, shocking visuals, and raw, emotional compositions, Nai’a is not just making music, but art. 

In 2020 Nai’a started to hone his skills as a self-produced artist through masterclasses with Grammy award winning producer Mike Mangini (The Jonas Brothers, AJR, Baha Men), and platinum selling songwriter Coley O’Toole (We The Kings). That year Nai’a released his first works. 

After posting a video at the piano in 2022, Nai’a’s “London” found its first audience. With over 100 thousand streams across platforms and nearly half a million plays on TikTok, “London” was his first big success. But Nai’a was just beginning. In his hometown, he cultivated his first live show at a local church. Quickly, Nai’a went on to perform his original music internationally with shows in Las Vegas (AREA 15), and London, England (Breaking Sound). Now living in New York City, he has performed almost every local music venue (Rockwood Music Hall, The Delancey, Berlin Under Ave A).

“For You” Nai’a’s upcoming single was released on November 1st, and is the final song on his first album. He hints towards a second album…

Growing up in one of the top 10 poorest counties in America, in the backwoods of Kentucky, Zach Day would regularly skip school to teach himself how to play guitar and sing by examining the subtle nuances of legendary vocalists and songwriters. With nothing but the most discerning taste, Zach would devour songs of all genres and adopted his own style of original works. As a deep love of folk emerged, Zach perfected the art of lyrical storytelling through his beautiful soul-bearing voice.

Zach Day’s impossibly technical vocals have proven undeniable as the likes of John Legend, Meghan Trainor, Bon Iver, Brandi Carlile, YEBBA. and so many other brilliant artists and writers have actively followed his musical journey on social platforms. Icons Carole King, Ester Dean, Muni Long, and Doechii have insisted the public at large must bear witness to Zach Day’s musical mastery by reposting his incredible covers to their socials.