Los Angeles-based indie electronic duo, David Parris and Xander Carlson, make lush soundscapes both inspired by and evocative of views from a mountain, deep pink sunsets and stars on a clear night. The longtime friends launched the Forester project in 2019, working nine-to-five gigs and making music at night. They achieved immediate success with their debut single "” – a deep exhale of a track that was picked up by independent label Lowly Palace and which has since collected more than 10 million total streams off the bat. The song also caught the ear of ’s Palm Tree Records, where Forester signed in 2020. The Forester catalog now encompasses four albums: 2019’s , 2020’s , 2022’s  and 2024's . Together, these LPs have collected an incredible 200 million global streams, in addition to a growing fanbase made up of both longstanding dance fans and scene newcomers. Forester has played this music for tens of thousands of fans at festivals like Outsidelands and as the opener for Kygo at massive stadium shows in Oslo and Mexico City. A pillar of the project is the preservation of the nature that’s inspired Forester, with the guys donating a portion of the revenue from their debut album to The Nature Conservancy. “The Forester project is ultimately a conservation project,” says Carlson. “We want to spread the word that our planet is irreplaceable”.

Italian Los-Angeles based electronic artist ANDREA CALABRIA is building a euphoric and blissful ambiance. A producer who has earned his stripes DJing in the club scene in LA and in Europe, opening for Loud Luxury, Vicetone, Forester and Dzeko. Calabria’s breakout single, “Have It All”, a stuttery chill house track, captivated his audience. The song got put in rotation on SiriusXM Chill and got placed on editorial playlists on Spotify and Apple Music. The support from curators and engagement from his audience created a 30,000% increase in monthly listeners, and streams on Spotify. Andrea has also had multiple viral moments on TikTok in 2024 and 2025, which brought him to releasing “Come Closer” and "Want You To Love Me" on incubator Thirty Knots, which has gained the attention of the masses, landing on Spotify playlists such as Emotional Dance and Apple Music playlists such as New in Dance. His most recent release, “Hold On” with Shallou has gained immense traction and support from curators and DJs alike. As Andrea Calabria prepares for his next batch of releases and grows his ever-evolving sound, he hopes to bring together an audience on a global scale. Sometimes wavy, sometimes stuttery, sometimes deep.