Sirenglas is a dark electronic music project by Vancouver-based artist Alfred Hermida, drawing on the cold intensity of Belgian EBM, darkwave and industrial electronics. Combining relentless analogue basslines, hypnotic rhythms, icy synths and intimate female vocals, Sirenglas creates music for the darker corners of the dancefloor. Beneath the driving beats, Sirenglas explores desire, control, and the uneasy boundaries of human relationships.

Solveig Sørbø is a Norwegian contemporary composer whose work explores the boundaries between classical music, avant-garde experimentation, and popular culture. Her compositions combine theatrical storytelling, unconventional instrumentation, and emotionally powerful soundscapes.

Sacha Mullin is a Chicago-based singer–songwriter and educator noted for his “commanding yet vulnerable” singing style, wide vocal range, and jazzy, intense, and ethereal compositions. While critics often compare him to David Sylvian and Jeff Buckley, his influences are rooted in artists such as Kate Bush, Joni Mitchell, and Geike Arnaert. His songs often hinge on intimate, elastic vocals—moving from hushed precision to sudden, soaring intensity—set against angular melodies and dense, harmonically adventurous arrangements that blur pop, jazz, and experimental forms.