“Massive Attack meet June and Johnny Cash at a rave with David Lynch."

Founded by legendary producer/mixer multi-instrumentalist Sean Beavan (Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson, No Doubt, A Perfect Circle) and his multi-talented wife, Juliette Beavan, 8mm (pron. “eight millimeter”), were one of the first bands to embrace DIY and strategic licensing. They quickly became championed by luminaries such as Nic Harcourt, Geoff Boucher, Kevin Bronson, Jason Pettigrew and Antiquiet. One of the most licensed bands in the industry (“Underworld: Awakening”, “Dirty Little Liars”, “Mistresses”, “Grey’s Anatomy”, “Nip Tuck”, “Nikita”, “One Tree Hill”, “Shark”, “Cold Case”, “Moonlight”, “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” etc.), their powerful live performances and intriguing videos have earned them an ever-increasing hardcore following.

– Los Angeles Times Buzz Band

“Got 8mm and put it on air the next day.” 
– Nic Harcourt, KCRW

“Top Band You Need To Know, Love and Worship” 
– Alternative Press Magazine

“8mm’s music is like a luxury limousine ride through the dirty backwaters of the Louisiana Bayou.” 
– DJ Kracked Aktor

“When I heard them, I was just as floored as everyone else in the venue.” 
– All Access Magazine

“Juliette has this vibe so enrapturing it’s impossible to take your eyes off of her. The woman invented cool.”
– Go To Girls

“Perfect…haunting…a work of art.” “
– Phoenix New Times

“That Justin Timberlake sure has some nerve. Before trying to record a song as brazen as “Sexyback,” he should’ve checked out what Juliette Beavan and her band, 8mm, were bringing to the party.” “
– The Pitch Magazine

“8mm is a standout independent band doing things their own way, and we love what we’re hearing.” “
– Antiquiet Magazine

“8mm wrap us in a thick, smoky, cinematic beauty and it’s difficult to  say which is more stunning; the songs, Sean’s red Gretsch guitar, or Juliette’s matching femme fatale frock.”
– The Fly UK

Musician, Producer and DJ.

Bookings : louis@muzocreative.com

Ashni is a Brooklyn-based singer, songwriter, and pianist. Her relationship with the stage began with classical North Indian dance, Kathak, and western classical piano. A first-generation Indian American, she grew up absorbing the voices of both Hindustani classical and jazz music that were often floating around her childhood home. From these roots, she incorporates her love for pop, folk, and R&B, and envelops listeners in a reflective, cathartic dimension. Her work meditates on the relationships we build with the self, others, and community.

Her performance credits include Joe's Pub, Rockwood Music Hall, Music Hall of Williamsburg, WNYC's The Greene Space, Rough Trade, National Sawdust, and more. She is a member of Treya Lam's trio and the Resistance Revival Chorus. Her music has been featured on Spotify's Women of Jazz playlist, Bitch Media's Podcast: Growing Up Immigrant, and the acclaimed, Emmy-nominated web series Brown Girls.

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