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ryl3y!
Portland, OR
Riley Martinez, known professionally as ryl3y!, is a 22-year-old producer from Portland whose bedroom-crafted hyperpop has been gaining traction since their 2023 debut. Drawing from midwest emo and digital hardcore influences, ryl3y! creates emotionally charged tracks that blend nostalgic melodies with glitched-out production. Their breakout single "fractured light" caught the attention of LVL7 through SoundCloud's underground hyperpop scene.
Clarifier
Seattle, WA
Marcus Chen, who records under the name Clarifier, has been producing ambient and lo-fi music for over five years. Based in Seattle, the 28-year-old software engineer turned full-time musician crafts immersive soundscapes designed for focus and contemplation. His approach combines field recordings from the Pacific Northwest with carefully processed synthesizers and found sounds. Chen's work has been featured on several "music for productivity" playlists and has found an audience among remote workers and students.
DJ Again&Again (fka 2face)
Chicago, IL
The artist formerly known as 2face made waves in Chicago's underground club scene before rebranding as DJ Again&Again in early 2024. Known for seamlessly blending drill, shoegaze, reggaeton, and experimental electronic music within single sets and releases, they've built a reputation as one of the most unpredictable and innovative DJs in the midwest. Their monthly NTS Radio show "Genre Death" has become essential listening for fans of boundary-pushing electronic music.
Julian Hearst
Brooklyn, NY
Julian Hearst is a 32-year-old singer-songwriter and guitarist from Brooklyn whose indie rock project draws heavily from the post-punk revival era. After spending his twenties playing in various NYC bands, Hearst went solo in 2023, crafting introspective songs about urban alienation and the changing landscape of his longtime neighborhood. His guitar work combines jangly melodies with driving rhythms, while his lyrics tackle themes of gentrification, relationships, and finding authenticity in an increasingly digital world.
