Jinzo, Rose of the World, Ditch, My Love, Lucifer

Jinzo is a New York City–based electronic artist who performs regularly in club and DIY contexts, including sets at Purgatory. Their work moves between programmed rhythm, textural sound, and live collaboration, shaped by shared bills with Cooper-Moore, Kyra Baskin, IVK, Ladybyrd, Paris Archives, Patching, Untitled Freak, and Lying Season.

Rose of the World is a New York City–based rock/pop artist who performs at the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn, a room with a long history of indie rock, punk, and experimental bills. Their recent appearances place them in a local network that includes Afternoon Bike Ride, Peaer, Wendy Eisenberg, Kissy Noises, Premium Chunk and friends, Bad Bad Hats, Smut, and The Black Keys Record Hang.

Ditch is a rock/pop group heard in New York City rooms like Pianos and Alphaville, often appearing on mixed bills alongside acts including Luck.E, Pastoral Life, Jinzo, and Rose of the World. Their sound leans into space rock, stoner rock, and psychedelic rock, built from repetition, open space, and long-form grooves.

My Love is an emerging group in the New York City live circuit, appearing on mixed bills at Alphaville alongside acts such as Jinzo, Rose of the World, Ditch, and Lucifer. Their performances sit comfortably in rooms that favor close listening, where set boundaries can blur between song, texture, and scene-setting.

Lucifer is a heavy-leaning group heard in the lanes between doom metal, stoner rock, and sludge, with an emerging profile and a growing listenership online. In New York City they have appeared at Alphaville, including mixed bills alongside Jinzo and Rose of the World, where their set sits amid electronic structure and noise-edged guitar songcraft.