Tunde Olaniran

Weird, soulful, old school, catchy, uplifting. All of these words have been used by listeners to describe Tunde’s style. His previous recordings have led to plenty of praise from outlets such as The New York Times, Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, Stereogum, Noisey, Afropunk and countless others while his penchant for channeling his energies into additional projects as an author, choreographer, video director and community organizer has made Olaniran’s voice one that can’t help but be heard.

Krissy Booth is a synthy indie-electronic and Lansing based artist. In 2017, Krissy Booth released their album Vivid. Krissy Booth is an ambitious and multi-talented artist that has clear visions of where she sees her art evolving to. In an interview with The State News Krissy Booth shared that “I think that with live performing you can do a lot of cool things and there is unlimited stuff you can do…I think we are all capable of doing more. I am trying to do some live video with some of my performances if I have the space to do it with a projector.”

Vespre is written, produced, and performed by Detroit artist, Kaylan Waterman. Translating as “late evening” or “Evensong,” her music is meant to represent the moments that stand between the day and the night. With elements of Soul Gaze and Nu-Disco, Vespre is at once a musical exploration of the ethereal and an examination of the artist’s roots.