Elijah Cruise, OUDi, Glamor Mirage, Bre Morrissey
ELIJAH CRUISE
Elijah Cruise is an alternative artist and producer based out of Nashville, TN. His debut EP, Dark Romance, showcases his artistic vision, cinematic production style, and powerhouse vocals. Drawing influence from many different eras and mediums, Elijah blends them into something that feels entirely his own.
He’s been steadily carving out his lane—building a ride-or-die fanbase not just on TikTok, but through nonstop touring throughout the year.
Listening to his music feels like stepping into a moody, 2010s Tumblr-era world inspired by Lana Del Rey, Arctic Monkeys, and The Neighbourhood—while still maintaining a uniquely captivating sound that sets him apart.
The story began with his breakout single Poem of a Killer, a collaboration with WE ARE FURY, earning over 2.5 million streams and a feature on BBC Radio 1. He followed it with the alt-rock anthems Vampire U and Suicide In Her Head, both surpassing 100K streams within their first month.
In 2025, Elijah Cruise headlined two tours, played over 45 shows, and released three new singles—Chérie, Dark Romance, and Loverboy—all gaining viral traction on TikTok and opening the door to a whole new audience. These releases culminated in his debut EP, Dark Romance, a six-song project that feels equally cinematic and nostalgic.
OUDI
What if you could combine the best elements of gothic drama, dark cinema, and industrial-pop sensibility into one artist? What if that artist had been the voice of Dave ‘Rave’ Ogilvie’s (NIN/Skinny Puppy) industrial-pop project Jakalope (604 Records), and later co-fronted the Top 20 Billboard-charting duo Sons of Daughters (Open Road Records), as seen on the inaugural season of The Launch (CTV)?
A hybrid heavy on the epic and the angst is the natural result, like Madonna getting in the car with Trent Reznor for a road trip and needing a playlist. You don’t have to imagine what that sounds like, it’s OUDi. Since the release of her 2024 debut album EVERYBODY DIES, OUDi has amassed over 500,000 streams and has landed multiple Apple Music Editorial playlists. In 2025, OUDi released the heavy, hook-driven single SAVE YOU NOW amassed over 400 playlist ads in the first 2 weeks and was featured on the Riot Games’ Valorant platform.
Last year, OUDi won Best Original Song at the Nashville Film Festival for FAITHFUL DEFENDERS, distributed through the Cate Blanchett–founded Proof of Concept program supporting women and nonbinary filmmakers, an apt recognition of the cinematic scope embedded throughout her work.
OUDi pursues world conquest through Bailer Music Publishing (Munich/Nashville), partnered with More Dope Music Agency (Atlanta), Social Talk Agency (Toronto), and Antiskeptic Entertainment (Toronto).
GLAMOR MIRAGE
We are a Hi-NRG, Disco Goth band from Chicago, IL.
BRE MORRISSEY
Hailing from Chicago’s south suburbs, Bre Morrissey’s music seamlessly blends candid, vulnerable lyrics with genre-defying production, offering a contemporary perspective within pop music. Her cinematic soundscapes create an expansive musical journey that consistently captivates, promising an ever-evolving, creatively charged pop experience.
In 2021, Bre released her anticipated debut album “While You’ve Been Gone,” chronicling her transformation from grief and loss after her brother’s passing to newfound resilience. This emotional evolution, intertwined with her exploration of romance and self-discovery, enriches her musical narrative.
Post-album release, Bre journeyed to Seoul, South Korea, collaborating with three South Korean producers for her ‘Pining (Reimagined)’ EP alongside Pink Nois. These collaborations resulted in three distinct tracks, each offering a unique rendition of ‘Pining,’ catering to diverse listener preferences.
Currently, Bre is deeply engaged in crafting her highly anticipated sophomore album, drawing from her diverse experiences for fresh sounds and evocative storytelling. Anticipate the unveiling of Bre’s latest musical chapter, poised to resonate profoundly with audiences in the upcoming months.
