With her debut single Sweet Static, Freja Nohr arrives like a transmission through frozen air. Her sound drifts between memory and machinery — crystalline synths, ghosted vocals, and a pulse that feels half-alive, half-asleep. Raised in the digital north, she writes songs that hum with loneliness and light. Sweet Static is her first signal, soft yet electric, the start of something beautifully uncertain.

Silas Heart arrives quietly but with intent. The young English singer and songwriter produces every note himself, shaping songs that carry both strength and vulnerability. Believer, his debut single, feels intimate and cinematic at once. It is the sound of someone emerging from heartbreak, learning to breathe again, and choosing hope over silence.

Anaïs Rêve is a Paris-based electronic pop artist whose songs drift between dream and signal. Her voice carries a quiet ache, wrapped in synths that shimmer like streetlights after rain. Blending intimacy with digital detachment, she explores love, memory, and connection in a world where emotion travels through code. Her debut single, L’amour est en ligne, is both fragile and hypnotic, a heartbeat caught inside the static.

NightForms emerges from the shadows with Space Drift (Ambient Mix), a debut that feels like a transmission from another dimension. The trio of Lukas, Anja, and Matthias move between cold synth textures and slow-burning emotion, their sound dark, cinematic, and beautifully detached. Formed in Berlin, the group draws from the late-80s noir electronic scene while weaving in modern ambient sensibilities.

Keira Kai has arrived, loud, sharp, and impossible to ignore. Her debut single Stupid People hits like a glitter grenade. Three minutes of brat-pop brilliance that turns frustration into a hook you can’t shake. The track pairs snarling lyrics with a pulse of electric defiance, a sound that nods to late-night punk clubs without losing its pop heart.

Jonas Vahl’s debut single, Neon Ghosts, is a hauntingly luminous track that channels the pulse of 1980s pop through the lens of modern introspection. With shimmering synth lines and a rhythm that feels both cinematic and deeply human, Neon Ghosts captures the ache of memory and the glow of fleeting youth.

Meet Arden Rae. She didn’t come from a label’s talent scout or years of band rehearsals. She was born at the intersection of curiosity, imagination, and artificial intelligence.