Pioneers of Colorado's electronic music explosion, Break Science soars ahead of the curve, with a decade-plus trendsetting the game. Steeped in filial traditions of East Coast hip hop, and futuristic soundwaves of the now, the Denver-based duo continues to scale creative mountains. Comprised of keyboardist/producer/jazz pianist Borahm Lee (Pretty Lights Live Band) and funk/hip-hop drummer extraordinaire Adam Deitch (Lettuce), Break Science traces roots to the embryonic seeds that flowered the electro-soul movement. The pair have consistently ascended the cutting edge of live dance music culture with an array of blistering live performances in any number of settings or configurations.

Michal Menert is a Polish-born American electronic music producer and the founder of Super Best Records. He was also the first artist on the Pretty Lights Music label and was an integral part of Pretty Lights, producing Pretty Lights debut album, Taking Up Your Precious Time as well as contributing to several tracks after his official departure from the project. Menert tours with a 7 piece band including MC, violin, and DJ

Hustling to make his mark in Denver, Colorado's electronic music melting pot, Late Night Radio is earning the respect of fans and peers alike through prolific production, innovative experimentation, and a dogged dedication to the craft. Alex Medellin has put in his time in the industry, coming up in Texas and California, but his ascension in the Colorado scene speaks to his ability to not only create a stunning array of original tracks, but bring them to life on stage, practicing what he preaches—guided by the mantra "emotion over energy."

The Fritz is a soul-driven dance rock band hailing from Asheville, NC. The group's aggressive approach to funk, soul, and rock creates a sound that is uniquely their own. Their high-energy, danceable songs provide a platform for each member to shine. With powerful vocals, climactic solos, and tight grooves, The Fritz has built a devoted following and is captivating audiences everywhere.

Wax has been steady gaining steam, supporting acts like Big Gigantic, Pretty Lights, Tipper, Opiuo and many more. Recent accomplishments include releases with Atlantic Records, Gravitas Records, a video produced by Pretty Lights lighting director Lazer Shark, and multiple albums sold to Viacom.

Performing live The duo from Philadelphia takes listeners on an immersive journey. Guitarist Keith Wadsworth is known for his energetic performances, often times interacting with the crowd, creating in the moment connections. Guitar work that ranges from soulful to technical intertwines with analogue synths, hard hitting drums and haunting vocal samples, to create music that is emotive and memorable.

Drawing from many genres, Opal Agafia & the Sweet Nothings blends the best elements of soul, blues, rock, jazz, gospel, country, swing, and traditional mountain music into a sound that captures the past and boldly pushes ahead. Agafia calls her genre, "Ozark Mountain Soul Roots n Roll." The band's fan base is an eclectic and broad blend of folks from all walks of life, stretching from across the West, Mid-West and the South, where they have established successful tour routes filled with eager supporters.

Something new for 2020 and to celebrate 10 years of Easter Island Festival. Together with Clean Hands, Easter Island Festival is excited to showcase some homegrown local hip-hop artist.

Building on the classic Tulsa Sound, the band expands their groove-based genre to include most styles of American music, including rock, funk, country and blues. Totally Tulsa. Since their debut release, the band has toured relentlessly around the Midwest, Rocky Mountain, and Southwest regions, gaining a loyal following along the way. Showcasing a highly-skilled, tight band with Benjaman's signature guitar licks being the focal point and driving force, their live show is not to be missed. A festival favorite, they've also played/toured with everyone from Jason Isbell, Lucero, Sonny Landreth, Heartless Bastards, Ian Moore, Lucinda Williams, Buffalo Killers, Junior Brown, Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights, The Steepwater Band, Greyhounds, Cornmeal, Split Lip Rayfield, and Todd Clouser's A Love Electric.

IslandDaddyz is a one off hip hop experience specifically curated for Easter Island with the hopes of bringing awareness to Tulsa hip-hop's vast talent pool. IslandDaddyz will feature music from 1st Verse, Branjae, Malachi Burgess, Taylor Graham, Damion Shade, and Dane Arnold. This original music will be a part of an EP that will benefit an educational organization within North Tulsa (more details to follow). The backing band will be a cast of Tulsa all-stars focused on creating a unique experience for Easter Island attendees. It is our hope to use this music to be a vessel to promote lasting change for the North Tulsa community.

Just like its members, Henna Roso is not easily defined. The band merges the various styles and influences of Justin Dupuis and Taylor Graham to create a unique, yet approachable musical experience for the listener. Combining elements of funk, jazz, and soul, Henna Roso's unique compositions take the listener to new sonic heights.

Henna Roso is a musical collective dedicated to fighting hunger related issues in America. By offering food drives at every show and dedicating 10% of all profits to fighting food insecurity, Henna Roso hopes to provide sustained support for hunger related issues. In 3 years they have raised over 65,000 meals for people in need.

A late-night meetup at a taco shop, a looming sense that things aren't quite right politically, and a growing fascination with Fela Kuti laid the foundation that magnetized 9 Tulsa musicians into the musical machine that is Count Tutu. Celebrating the diversity of it's members and modern culture, the band infuses world rhythms, horn melodies, and vocal textures with meaningful messages about mass-incarceration, police violence, climate change, and the breakdown of communication in a politically charged internet-culture. Count Tutu uses their music to spearhead donation drives and campaigns for social change amongst their fans and are currently pushing for criminal justice reform with The Bail Project and their first single Slammer Song.

A master luthier and a master slide guitar player, Seth Lee Jones is deeply dedicated to his craft and his instrument. If you don't find him at his work bench building a custom piece of art, you will find him teaching others to build their own guitar at Tulsa Wood Arts. While his unique style of playing definitely stands out, his voice is equally powerful, evoking the memories of some of the greatest jazz/blues titans. Currently performing in a trio format, this is one red hot act that you don't want to miss.

Grazzhopper is a fusion of the best parts of bluegrass and folk. Varying from an acoustic duo to a full five-piece band, the bluesy, bluegrassy, folky sound only gains momentum as the repertoire expands and the enthusiasm grows. Though, Brewer is adamant that it doesn't just stop at the music; it's also about the atmosphere surrounding the show.

The Tulsa duo Desi and Cody combine folk-inspired bluegrass melodies with a rock based sound, creating one-of-a-kind music that leaves you wanting more.

Vinyl DJ//Visual Artist//Human Being//Host of Tulsa Vinyl Brunch at Chimera//Skux Life

Oklahoma-bred songwriter Kalyn Fay has a voice that commands rapt attention, whether filling a theater or piercing the din of a dive bar. It's a tenor timbre a first-time listener once aptly described as "butterscotch," all rich and velveteen, bold, singular.

The Dull Drums are Allen Martin (vocals/drums), and Justin Bloss (bass) of Memorial High School, along with Conor Robb (guitar) of the Tulsa School of Arts and Sciences. Together, they have unlocked a time capsule of fuzzy electric blues reminiscent of the Beatles, the 1960s and mind-blowing, feel-good party rock.

Mother Tongue is a live hip-hop project molding various established Colorado artists into an eclectic, funky super group. With ripping organ, face-melting shred guitar, fatty bass lines, and a smooth rhythm are all refined to back the clever colloquialisms of our MC and Lead singers. Mother Tongue steeps in funk, R&B, and unTZ, with instrumental jams and the occasional freestyle to keep our audience moving and feeling the groove. Mother Tongue is by the people, for the people.

Yeshwah is a project created by me (Josh Beeson) to showcase some of the most prolific and cutting edge producers in the psychedelic bass music scene.