Wicked founder, Full Moon Party pioneer and musical mischief maker since the 80s. Currently host of the enigmatic "Noise From The VOID" radio show, with a 20 yr run of live broadcasting. Relaunched Wicked Records in 2016 with both vinyl/digital releases. Check it - wickedrecords.net

Genevieve is a born singer. As with contemporaries like Sia or Thom Yorke, Genevieve has that rare capacity to channel the physical aspects of her singular voice - the warm clarity of her notes, the wide spectrum of her vocal range, the inventive tonal subtleties - into pure expressive meaning. And like Bjork or Fiona Apple, her voice is so much bigger than her slight frame that, as it pours out of her, she both shapes it and is herself transformed by it into an almost otherworldly character onstage.

Rich in texture and multi-layered harmonies, Genevieve’s debut EP Show Your Colors is a triumphant collection of songs that focus on the power of celebrating one’s true self. “I am an emotional being in a world of duality,” she says, and set out to reflect this message within the musical landscape. “I wanted a lot of sonic imagery, a blend of organic and synthetic elements with colorful tones and textures. “

It’s a big step forward from where she started, touring the country as the singer in the rock band from Chicago, Company of Thieves. After two successful albums and multiple tours with the likes of OK Go and The Hold Steady, the band ended in 2013; at that point, Genevieve wasted no time getting to work on new material.

“I started writing whenever I could,” she says. Walking the tightrope between her day job as a waitress and her driving need to create, “Computers became my allies. They allowed me to record on the train, in airports, in car rides, basically wherever I could find a free moment.” This intensive process brought her into the studios of some of the biggest producers on the planet: Ken Caillat (Fleetwood Mac, Michael Jackson), Ted Bruner (Kesha), PJ Bianco (LP) Boots Ottestad (Robbie Williams), Jason Gilbert (Christina Aguilera), and Mike Green (Paramore).

After more than a year of flying back and forth from working in Chicago to recording in the studios of LA, she felt the “call of the ocean and the spark of divine collaboration” encouraging her to make a change, so she finally packed up and moved to a house in Hollywood full of sun, plants, and (of course) a ghost.

As Genevieve’s songwriting and voice have expanded into a new confidence, so has her sense of self, and it’s time, she says, “to step out, time to be seen and heard.” On Show Your Colors, you can hear the character of Genevieve emerging right before your ears, as a singer, as a woman, as a beacon of empowerment, and as an independent artist with a singular voice poised to change the musical landscape.

Singer/Songwriter 
Los Angeles, CA 
Inquires: cyndyfikemusic@gmail.com 

www.cyndyfike.com

A collective based record label and an independent source for original music and art. Throne Age is a home for artists that create records that are a little different.

Guitar Fumbler, Synthesizer Tweaker, and former member of an industrial group over a decade ago. Now found creating ambient expressionism as a vehicle for my own personal & non-industrial works. Taking influences from Industrial/EBM, Goa/Psychedelic Trance, Minimal Techno, Nature and my Occipital Lobe, these are the interior soundtracks to my mind, body, and soul.
They may not be perfect, complete, or written traditionally, but that's how I hear them.

Music Producer based in Los Angeles. Co-founder of Cool Contest Records. "Best of LB: DJ" 2024

Chicago-bred, Los Angeles-based hip-hop artist Ramaj Eroc is an independent powerhouse known for his introspective lyrics, versatile soundscapes, and relentless dedication to his craft. Born Jamar Brown-Core in Chicago’s Roseland neighborhood, his upbringing between the city and suburbs shaped his storytelling and fueled his artistry. Influenced by Kanye West, J. Cole, Ludacris, and Linkin Park, Ramaj blends soulful introspection with gritty, underground hip-hop vibes.

Relocating to Los Angeles in 2011, Ramaj’s career has flourished with collaborations and notable achievements. He teamed up with comedy superstar Kevin Hart on the single Mitches Do That and joined forces with Chicago icon Noname on I Love You More. His tracks, including fan-favorites Hooptie and Black Water, showcase his lyrical depth and creativity, earning over 14.5 million Spotify streams since 2018 and almost one million YouTube views.

Ramaj’s music has made its mark in pop culture, with I’m Just Sayin’ featured in the CW series Black Lightning and tracks on BET’s The Quad and The Game. Previously, his SoundCloud amassed over 20 million streams before the platform's removal of his profile, highlighting his grassroots success. Additionally, he has graced stages like the legendary House of Blues in Los Angeles, delivering performances that connect deeply with fans.

Currently with over 26,000 monthly Spotify listeners, Ramaj continues to evolve, drawing fans with his introspective themes, dark lo-fi instrumentals, and timeless authenticity. With a new project on the horizon and a growing presence on platforms like Apple Music, TikTok, and YouTube, Ramaj Eroc remains a voice for those navigating their personal journeys—always exploring, always innovating.

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