Goldiie Lux is making waves in the music industry with her unique blend of sounds and fearless exploration of genres. Born in Santa Barbara and raised in Oxnard, California, Goldiie grew up in a laid-back environment that shaped her free-spirited approach to life and music. A graduate of UCSB who majored in environmental studies, Goldiie chose to follow her true passion and pursue a career in music, driving out to Los Angeles to work with producers and bring her vision to life. Goldiie Lux draws inspiration from artists like Sia, MIA, Doja Cat and the legends of R&B, with her early influences rooted in the soulful sounds of Aretha Franklin and later, the vibrant energy of early 2000s icons like Rihanna. Embracing her stage name, inspired by Goldilocks, she embodies a balance of diverse musical influences, blending different parts of herself into her artistry until it’s “just right.” Her musical journey with South Coast Music Group has seen her evolve through her previous EPs, Toxic Lullabies (2023) and Collide (2024), each showcasing her versatility and growth as an artist.

I make music I like cheezits I like legos I like silliness

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Our debut album, Sweet Surrender, is out now!👇
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Formed by London-born brothers Ben and Tom Vella, Child of the Parish is a project that offers a chance for escape, while still posing those all-consuming questions about time, memory, love and relationships. Sweet Surrender takes its cues from classic house and dance, from M83 to Daft Punk, melding those glitchy, electronic sounds with more organic elements of indie, disco and funk. Ben and Tom’s DIY attitude was inherited in part by their family’s musical background: both their granddad and their two great uncles worked in orchestras. Ben started out playing classical guitar before picking up the electric, and going on to find a variety of session work. Something of a renaissance man, he did everything from play the Arabic oud on a documentary about the war in Afghanistan to contribute disco riffs for a Kylie Minogue album. He and Tom—by this point an assured producer and DJ in his own right—joined forces, and picked up early attention from tastemakers such as The Line of Best Fit with their ambitious audio-visual debut. Having worked with such revered figures as remixer/producer Ewan Pearson [Chemical Brothers, Depeche Mode, Goldfrapp], Child of the Parish felt confident on Sweet Surrender in self-producing. In a twist of fate, though, they ended up being aided by award-winning mixer and engineer Shuta Shinoda [Hot Chip, Spiritualised, Daughter, Ghostpoet]. On Sweet Surrender, Child of the Parish have alchemised bliss. Give into it.

Over the course of their career the Surfboard Six have had it all. They’ve been lauded as the finest singers of their generation; they’ve written several songs that turned into modern standards; they had massive commercial success. The Surfboard Six also saw their critical respect slip away when they recorded lightweight pop, and although they did records some terrible albums — and that they would admit freely — the Surfboard Six will always be remembered as one of rock & roll’s enduring touchstones as well as accomplished, innovative songwriters, creating a sound like no other.

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