XYLO - is an electronic brother-sister duo, consisting of lead vocalist and songwriter Paige Duddy and songwriter and musician Chase Duddy. The duo were born in and are currently based in the United States, where they continue to pursue their music career. They are best known for their debut single, which was self-released through NoiseTrade, entitled "America", released in February 2015. This single eventually became the lead single of their debut extended play under the same name, which was released in February 2016.

Irish Speedfolk! With this brand of music Fiddler’s Green has gained a reputation as one of the best live acts in Germany. Since 1990 the band has played more than 1,700 concerts both at home and abroad, and their renown as live performers is backed up by 13 studio albums, an EP, five live CDs and four DVDs. With their latest releases Fiddler's shifted in to even higher gear and with new singer Pat brought a completely new and fresh sound to their studio albums. The six musicians perform with the same drive as in their legendary stage appearances, adding a live componenent to their records that hadn't been there before.

BOY is a Swiss-German pop duo formed by singer Valeska Steiner and bassist Sonja Glass. 'MUTUAL FRIENDS' is their debut album and with 'WE WERE HERE' they delivered a magnificent second album. WE WERE HERE finds BOY spreading their wings, exploring new textures and musical approaches while remaining true to their aesthetic. Having formed two and a half years after their original meeting – once Steiner had left her native Zurich, Switzerland, to move to Hamburg, where Glass grew up – they spent a while finding their voice, driving in Steiner’s mother’s car to low key shows, wherever they could get them, before Groenland Records signed them in 2011. All of this ensures that 'WE WERE HERE' not only confirms the reputation that BOY earned with 'MUTUAL FRIENDS', but also further underlines their flair for an intimately detailed, precious songcraft that speaks to men and women, of men and women, about singular, yet universal, moments in our lives.