Dog Tags is a musical experiment attempting to embody the love and tenderness of the bonds that mean the most to us. Utilizing the rich influence of latin jazz and soul, we attempt to tell our stories through blending these genres with the influences of the artists who have helped us understand ourselves.

Regi & Michael
& Heather
& Gavin
& Aaron
& Kelsey
& Diego
& Gabi
& Ethan
& Micah
& Aaron
& Conrad
& Danac
& Ian
& RJ

child of the indigo circle..
Award-winning music producer.

just trying to heal myself and maybe help a few people grow some flowers of self love 💛

Named the Best Breakout Artist of 2023 by Westword Magazine, N3PTUNE is an explosive queer multi-hyphenate hailing from Denver, CO. Heavily influenced by his upbringing in the Baptist Church, N3ptune merges the essence of gospel, blues, and soul into an amalgamation of pop music as only his mind can create. His songs are bold and brash, and their live performances are explosive to the point where Sleigh Bells’ Alexis Krauss likened the experience to “seeing Prince live for the first time” and proceeded to invite him to tour with them on the spot.

His quick ascent from the local DIY scene to selling out shows and performing on some of Denver's biggest stages like Red Rocks, and supporting the likes of Cordae, Matt & Kim, Qveen Herby, Rina Sawayama, Wyclef Jean, Sleigh Bells, KennyHoopla, and Aluna among others, has made N3PTUNE a staple in Denver's music scene. Not only that, but his penchant for pushing fashion and performance art in visuals and live performances has allowed him to carve a lane for himself, unlike anything that has come before. RENAISSANCE arrived on December 10, 2021, to critical acclaim. 

 N3PTUNE supported the album by touring the East Coast alongside Sleigh Bells in August 2022. After major performances at festivals like Electric Forest and Capitol Hill Block Party in 2023, N3PTUNE will unleashing his next chapter in early 2025.

•VOCALIST/SONGWRITER/ DANCER/PRODUCER/PERFORMER/MODEL/ACTOR/DIRECTOR
•MGMT: mgmt@korihazel.com

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