Equal parts exhilarating precision and reckless abandon, LBO’s live shows are a truly immersive experience - ranging from the ecstatic to the cathartic and all points in between.

Inspirational without being preachy, DijahSB's music is a glimpse into the mind of a Black non-binary artist rapping their way through hope, heartbreak, and breakthroughs.

Amanda Tosoff is a B.C-raised, Toronto-based pianist, composer, and educator with six albums to her credit.

Five-time Juno Award winner, Bunnett's Afro-Cuban melodies express the universality of music. The rhythms and culture of Cuba are on full display.

Kamaal Williams, born in Peckham, London, and of Taiwanese descent, Kamaal has long been bridging worlds, spatially and culturally, geographically and sonically.

Agneya Chikte is a Toronto based drummer/percussionist who has been performing professionally for 7 years.

Avataar is an award-winning Toronto-based world-jazz group featuring some of Toronto’s finest jazz, world, funk, and pop musicians.

Berma is a DJ, storyteller, selector, and traveler.

For over 20 years Toronto’s Beyond the Pale has been making its distinctive brand of boundary-busting Eurofolk fusion.

Clarinetist François Houle has established himself as one of today’s most inventive musicians, in all of the diverse musical spheres he embraces.

Justin Bacchus

Justin Gray is a Juno award-winning bassist, producer, audio engineer and educator in the Canadian music community.

Pudding is a Toronto based band that blends New Orleans funk, Chicago blues, Motown, rock and jazz into a swampy mixture of dance music that fills the soul.

Queen Kong is klezmorim informed by musical styles of the band members’ collective CV spans Balkan punk, hip-hop brass, classical ensembles, reggae, traditional jazz, and Brazilian psych-rock.

The Rider Raiders are a funky four piece brass band comprised of some of Toronto’s grooviest and most accomplished musicians.

The Magnolia Brass Band of Toronto is a traditional New Orleans style street parade band, playing around southern Ontario for over forty years.

Tyler Yarema