Holly Overton is a music artist and painter in Brooklyn, NY. Her new single "Live in Fiction", produced by Nikki Belfiglio (BODEGA), dances with synthesizer waves and sensual guitar melodies. Holly says about the song, "inside Gothic literature and John Waters films, I found an escape from the societal stigma and emotional isolation I experienced after my abortion." Holly performs with her full rock band, or solo on synth, drum machine and guitar; incorporating lighting design, props and dance. Her influences are Diana Ross, Kate Bush and Lucinda Williams. She has a MFA from New York Studio School in painting, and lets her storm pass through her large abstract paintings. Holly was a staple in the Brooklyn DIY 2000teens with former western psych rock band Juniper Rising (Burger Records). Under the name MPHO, Holly collaborated on several disco-rock releases with Mark Perro (The Men). Agua Viva is a music artist and sound bath healer based in Ridgewood, NY. She weaves together galactic soundscapes with ethereal pop, experimental nature textures, and fluid frequencies—an offering devoted to the divine feminine. Her performances expand beyond sound, integrating visuals, costumes, movement, and meditative passages to create a fully immersive experience. Her latest EP Onyx Cielo gathers voices that seem to descend from elsewhere, blending nature textures, arpeggiated fragments of vocals, and sound healing infused techno, like a nightclub suspended in the sky.The title comes from a crystal from in Salta, Argentina, often associated with communication and discovering one's own voice. Here, it serves as a metaphor for self expression. Boyce Delles is the experimental solo project of Chicago based musician Jimmy Clarke, former guitarist and lead singer of the band, Jim the Kid. Boyce Delles evokes a mysterious and dreamy environment via overly saturated tape loops, fuzzy synth rhythms and distorted vocals. His debut album, Holiday Snack Cassette, is a collage of cassette recordings following a fictional character "Boyce Delles" who works at Bill's Wrecker Service during the Jeff Davis Murders in Jennings, LA Matt McKinzie is a filmmaker based in New York City. His work encompasses writing, filmmaking, curation, archival research and performance. McKinzie graduated from Emerson College in 2021 with a B.A. in Visual and Media Arts and a Minor in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. His films have screened at The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), Ann Arbor Film Festival, MIX: The New York Queer Experimental Film Festival, Wicked Queer: The Boston LGBTQ+ Film Festival, the Santa Cruz Film Festival, Laboratorio de Cine FAC, 8-Ball TV, and The Film-Makers' Cooperative, among other venues in the U.S. and internationally. McKinzie has researched and curated programs of film and video art that have screened at such venues as MoMA, Metrograph, the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Spectacle, e-flux Screening Room, Millennium Film Workshop, Mana Contemporary, the Institute for Public Architecture, and Cinema Catalunya. In 2022, McKinzie was named a ScreenCraft and WeScreenplay Finalist. Since 2025, he has worked as the Artistic Director of The Film-Makers' Cooperative.