10 Years of CruCast: (A-Z) Blossom, [IVY], SKEPSIS + oomfRAVE

Harriet Jaxxon is an electronic artist working primarily in drum and bass, with a steady presence in New York City rooms like Elsewhere. Her sets have appeared on multi-stage bills such as *The Hall / Zone One / Loft - 10 Years of Crucast*, alongside names including Bea Trinidad, Cocoa Sensei, Lotso, Perlas, Taina Enikeyi, Woah Nelliee, Quest, and JNA.

Step into the vibrant world of Ivy, where the dynamic fusion of rock and pop creates an electrifying experience that resonates with the heart of New York City. Performing at the iconic Sony Hall, Ivy captivates audiences with performances that offer both the intimacy of VIP reserved seating and the energetic atmosphere of general admission standing room.

Skepsis is an electronic artist who works the New York City circuit, including performances at Elsewhere. Their credits span mixed bills and scene-adjacent events, from the ANTICS Fundraiser with Babehoven and KatzPascale to nights shared with artists like Teen Daze, Tycho (DJ Set), Poolside (DJ Set), and Danny L Harle at The Hall.

Voltage is a New York City–based electronic DJ associated with Elsewhere’s multi-room club bills, including the 10 Years of Crucast anniversary run across The Hall, Zone One, and the Loft. Working in drum and bass, jungle, and bassline, they build sets around tight transitions and controlled pacing rather than big gestures.

oomfRAVE is a New York City–based rock/pop solo artist whose work moves between guitar-driven song forms and club-adjacent rhythm. Their live sets at venues like the Knitting Factory place emphasis on tight arrangements and direct delivery, with minimal spoken framing.

Edith Marie Blossom MacDonald, also known as Blossom Rock, was an American actress of vaudeville, stage, film and television. During her career she was also billed as Marie Blake or Blossom MacDonald. Her younger sister was screen actress and singer Jeanette MacDonald.