Moby, born in 1965 in Harlem as Richard Melville Hall and related to Moby-Dick author Herman Melville, is an American musician, producer, and activist. He began with classical music at an early age, later became part of the punk and electronic scenes in the 1980s, and rose to fame in 1991 with his single Go. Since then, he has sold over 20 million albums and collaborated with artists such as David Bowie, Public Enemy, and Daft Punk. Beyond his music, Moby is an advocate for animal rights and various social causes. Through his company Little Walnut, he produces films and documentaries; his first feature film, Tecie, is set to be released in 2026.

Polly Mackey, originally from Wrexham in North Wales and now based in East London, has been releasing music as Art School Girlfriend since 2017. The producer and multi-instrumentalist blends organic instrumental textures with atmospheric electronics and has released two critically acclaimed albums: Is It Light Where You Are (2021), a sonically expansive reflection on a long-term breakup, and Soft Landing (2023), an intimate and experimental record about finding contentment. After touring and building her own studio, she is now working there on her third album, which is scheduled for release in autumn 2024.

Julian Maier-Hauff blurs the boundaries between electronic and acoustic live music through fully improvised performances driven by creativity and spontaneity. Combining live instruments such as trumpet, saxophone and trombone with analogue electronics, he creates immersive soundscapes that move between atmospheric textures and danceable rhythms. His performances represent a modern and experimental approach to live music, shaped by artistic freedom and innovation.

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LOLA & BVCK dive into a world between experimental music, dark pop and pulsating electronica. Combining live drums, analogue synthesizers, piano and atmospheric vocals, the Freiburg-based duo creates immersive soundscapes that shift between melancholy, intensity and euphoria, drawing audiences into their beautifully strange universe.

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