Sylvan Esso (DJ set), Tama Gucci, Swaya

Uffie is the stage name of Anna‑Catherine Hartley, an American-French vocalist, writer, DJ, and fashion designer who emerged from the early electroclash era and later worked closely with the Paris-based Ed Banger scene.

CFCF is the Montreal-based electronic project of Michael “Mike” Silver, named after the call sign of a local TV station. His productions draw on chillwave’s softened edges, using nostalgia as a compositional tool rather than a retro gesture.

Doecaine is an electronic artist who performs in New York City rooms such as Elsewhere. Their DJ sets often sit in the same conversation as artists like Uffie and Montreal producer CFCF, where pop structure, club functionality, and textural detail share the frame.

Cranes is the project of British singer Alison Shaw, founded with her brother Jim Shaw and shaped by the band’s early-’90s run through dream pop, shoegaze, gothic rock, and darkwave. The music centers on Shaw’s high, childlike vocal tone set against drifting guitars and electronic shading.

katmoji is an emerging electronic artist who has brought her work to New York City rooms such as Elsewhere. She has appeared on bills with Uffie, CFCF, Doecaine, Cranes, The Final Girls, Traps N Trees, Hideyoshi.

The Final Girls is an electronic group heard in New York City lineups at Elsewhere, moving through club-ready rhythms and pop-leaning textures. Their sets have shared bills with artists such as Uffie, CFCF, Doecaine, Cranes, katmoji, Traps N Trees, Hideyoshi.