Alix Brown

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Alix Brown is a DJ, musician and fashion muse living and working between NYC & LA. Alix was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, where she cut her teeth playing in bands and throwing dance parties, before moving to Memphis, Tennessee, where she began touring internationally and running Shattered Records with Jay Reatard.

Alix’s evolution took her to New York, where her first job was at the legendary Academy Records, which helped with her growing addiction to finding good tunes.

Her wide-reaching knowledge of music and performance led her toward DJing and working as a Music Director. It was a natural evolution; her early days of working in record stores and digging internationally have amassed her with an enviable record collection and a sonic understanding shared by few.

Highlights of her illustrious career include playing at clubs: Don Hills, Kenmare, Paul’s Baby Grand, Paul’s Casablanca, The Standard Hotel (NYC & LA), No Vacancy (LA), Tenants of the Trees (LA), La Mano (Paris), Hotel Grand Amour (Paris); and parties for the likes of Playboy (NYC & Palm Springs), Campari, Samsung, Levi’s, Surfrider Foundation (LA), Jill Stuart, Ralph Lauren, Helmut Lang, Pamela Love, Eddie Borgo, Pam Hogg, Alexa Chung, Cartier, Bally, Giorgio Armani Prive (Italy), Juicy Couture (London) and more.

Alix spends her days as the Music Director for the Soho Grand Hotel, Roxy Hotel, and Jack Austin’s, where she curates the music playlists, books DJs, live acts and even curates screenings in the Roxy Cinema. She takes a personal approach to each, considering the space and audience to elevate each experience.

Breanna Barbara

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“If you dig Alabama Shakes, there’s a good chance you’ll dig this too” (Brooklyn Vegan). In fact, her debut album ‘Mirage Dreams’ (2016) was recorded and produced by their collaborator Andrija Tokic. “It’s swaggering, smoky blues rock, with fuzzed-out riffs, organs, and Breanna’s attitude-fueled voice leading the way.”

2017 marked the singer’s busiest year yet: Breanna toured everywhere from North America, to the mountains of Switzerland, and the beaches of Italy. Her song “Nothin But Your Lovin” soundtracked Dior’s Love Chain New York ad campaign. She released an official re-work of Tricky’s “When We Die” before joining his touring band as the lead female vocalist. Barbara also performed at Bryant Park Emerging Talent, Meltasia, and Seaport Festival, and opened for Deer tick, Hurray For The Riff Raff, and Delicate Steve to name a few. She received nods from V Magazine (“her smoky quartz voice is one in a million”), Bandcamp Daily (“fans of Chelsea Wolfe and King Dude will find plenty here to love”), and Paste who hosted her for an intimate performance session.

Lyla Vander (Roya)

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“Lyla Vander is an NYC based and bred multi-instrumentalist, vocalist and songwriter, known most notably behind the drum kit. Bringing an energetic playfulness and power to live performances and collaborations with a “catchy, modern and nostalgic” style according to ID-magazine in bands Bad Girlfriend, Chorizo, Roya, the B-Girls ‘77 reunion, and Street Smells. Additionally sharing the stage with a host of other artists including Reputante, Triple Hex and many more, sharing bills with Thee Oh Sees, the Allah Las, and The Julie Ruin, playing in fashion shows, and appearing onscreen in Adam Green’s Alladin and international ad campaigns.

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Dida Pelled

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New York-based Israeli guitarist and vocalist Dida Pelled has a particular talent for storytelling. Whether it be a jazz standard, a scorching blues Instrumental, an old country ballad, or a heartfelt original “Dida sings in a voice sometimes playful, warm, resonant, no frills. She sings the words, giving them their meaning, their weight, with perfect diction and charm.” (Jazz Hot, France)