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Kfir’s journey from ballet studios to bold, theatrical pop is anything but ordinary. Blending operatic drama, cinematic soundscapes, and club-ready beats, his music is an emotional release wrapped in spectacle. In this intimate Artist Spotlight, Kfir opens up about overcoming childhood shame, navigating antisemitism, and finding his voice literally through heartbreak, healing, and honesty.

Slaughter delivers “the music of life happening,” blending raw emotion, manic energy, and bold contrasts. Influenced by icons like André 3000, Nicki Minaj, and Erykah Badu, he creates therapy-like tracks for rising artists while pairing anime-inspired visuals with Morehouse polish.

Big Sis brings unapologetic energy and cheeky brilliance to the dance-pop scene. With infectious hooks and a fearless sense of humor, she’s crafting music that’s as playful as it is powerful. In this Artist Spotlight, Big Sis talks about queer joy, creative freedom, and the journey behind bold anthems like Yay Yomes and Get Used To It.

Melee Fairy is rewriting the rules of alt-rock with raw emotion, DIY spirit, and a deep love for catharsis. Born during the stillness of the pandemic, the LA-based duo channels suburban angst, gospel roots, and late-night self-discovery into songs that feel both intimate and explosive. In this candid Q&A, they open up about vulnerability, visual storytelling, and the power of finally choosing yourself.

BlackJeans doesn’t just make music—they conjure entire worlds. In this off-the-rails Q&A, the NYC-bred artist takes us on a ride through time-warped jazz clubs, neon-lit desert raves, and confetti-soaked bathrooms. From heartfelt reflections on love to chaotic party anthems, End of the World pt.1 captures the strange, raw beauty of being alive and a little unhinged. Get to know the mind behind the madness in our latest Artist Spotlight.