Vinyl Williams, HOTT MT & Sun Dive

Since 2007, Vinyl Williams has been crafting celestial pop gems quietly behind the waterfall of the mainstream, prolifically releasing & self-recording 10 full length albums to-date, as well as creating a universe of vast 3D futuristic dream worlds.

As a full live group, Vinyl Williams has directly supported Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Toro Y Moi, Mount Kimbie, Temples, This Will Destroy You & many others. Williams has also created music videos for UMO (Multi-Love), Tears For Fears, Medicine, Morgan Delt — some of which are 360 interactive videos, or completely immersive explorable environments. His website vinylwilliams.com is known for being one of the most elaborate web-based experiences out there.

Among being part of the DIY scene in Los Angeles, Williams has booked, sound teched or VJ’d for endless acts at Non Plus Ultra + other venues around LA. He’s also released an app called Musical Astrology which plays the music of our birthdays, and includes a whole new system of understanding relationships based on musical intervals.

HOTT MT (Hour Of The Time Majesty Twelve) is an experimental pop group based in Los Angeles. Duo Nick (Spooky) Logie and Ash (Ashi) Allard make an introspective psychedelic fantasy awash in fuzz guitar, new age synth and ethereal vocals. 

Since their formation in 2012 the group has collaborated withThe Flaming Lips, Ke$ha, and many artists in their local DIY community. The band’s 5th full length album is set to be released in May 2026. Titled “Haunted House”, the record was recorded and engineered by Spooky and Ashi and was mixed by Shags Chamberlain (Pearl and the Oysters, Weyes Blood).

 Dreamo indie four piece Sun Dive brings together multi instrumentalists from backgrounds playing in bands in New Zealand, Oregon and California.

Fronted by Erin Cole-Baker’s vocals and vibrato washed Jazzmaster guitar, Sun Dive creates a soundscape - at times bringing the melodic hooks, and always surrounded by ambient space echoes.

The band's sound; "Drowsy, ambling dream-pop streaked with psychedelic guitar bits and draped in a shoegaze-y haze. It’s easy to imagine as the soundtrack to a sun-baked, slow-motion afternoon spent lounging alongside friends … or maybe more than friends?" - Ben Salmon, The Bulletin/Spin.com. A sound in the realms of Slow Pulp, Crumb, and The War On Drugs.

Sun Dive also got straight to work with their collective studio experience and have already released their first two singles “Possible” and “Earthquake” with an album due to be released in 2026.