Mike Galvin began his musical journey with classical training before being drawn into the underground rave scene in Dublin, Ireland, in the 2000s after a brief spell playing in indie bands. Further inspiration was drawn from an appreciation of jazz and improvisational styles, epic movie scores, and the kinetic beats of the Berlin and Detroit house music and techno scenes before a move to Toronto in 2015.

Moira Chicilo is an indie/folk artist hailing from Vancouver, Canada. Her influences are roots/Americana artists such as Lucinda Williams or Gillian Welch. Vocally she sounds like Aimee Mann (in the personability of her delivery), with a Randy Newman depth and quirk to her songwriting. The fragility of nature, loss, human connection, and choices are themes in her music, and she has been described as holding "the soulful tenderness of Carole King and the heavier grunginess of Radiohead."

MODUL8 is a Dutch artist and AI innovator with a two-decade history of exploring sonic extremes. His musical journey began in high school with a passion for high-energy genres like speedcore, metal, drum & bass, and breakcore, alongside a fascination with language that led him to poetry and battle rap. After feeling uninspired by contemporary music and leveraging his work at the forefront of artificial intelligence, he began to develop unique workflows in his own "music labs."