Urban Alternatives is a music expedition focused on innovative sounds with socially conscious messages. The selection process is based on harmonics that inspire emotional thoughts and pure thinking, this allows the listener to not only enjoy the music but also take part in the message being sent by the actual theological tone poem and composition.

Full time witch. Former Lioness, No Dynamics

Orange County-based four-piece combine their provocative, deceptively charming instrumental boogie machine with a host of sizzling pseudosummer melodies (including a nod to the sun-stained days of yesteryear) to construct the subtly infectious sound that is Good San Juan. The band’s debut EP “Greetings from Good San Juan” introduced to the world what it might feel like to be metaphysically hyperimposed into an actual good vibration on the sandy beach of your choosing. The EP’s hot track “Sharon” caught the eye of the increasingly popular podcast “Welcome to Night Vale” and was featured on episode 79, “Lost in the Mail.” Fueled by good times and good vibes, Good San Juan seeks to tickle every last dancing bone that will leave you lost in a long summer night’s groove. Good San Juan is Alex Amo (guitar), Keith Fernandez (bass, vocals), Taylor Hudson (drums), and Auston Wilkinson (vocals, guitar). The group is hoping to make sonic and literal waves with the release of their second EP, “Smashing Teeth.” Good times, Good vibes, Good San Juan.

Lucid Living is a pop industrial project inspired by glitter, mandolin and dreams.

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