Luna Luna

Luna Luna is the solo project of Colombian-American artist Kavvi, known for crafting a vibrant sound that seamlessly blends his Spanish and English roots. Mixing nostalgic, feel-good synth-pop with a modern indie edge, Luna Luna has become a standout name in the alt-pop and Latin indie scenes.

What started as a personal creative outlet has evolved into a project that has earned serious recognition — including nods from Rolling Stone as one of “10 Latin Acts to Break Big” and from Variety as one of “8 Latin Indie Artists to Watch.” Luna Luna’s music has been featured by Billboard, PEOPLE, NPR, Paper, FLOOD, Earmilk, REMEZCLA, and more, while also landing on major Spotify playlists like New Music Friday, Lorem, and Mixto.

Known for dreamy live shows and an acclaimed Audiotree session, Luna Luna has built a devoted fanbase and a strong online presence, generating millions of views with over a quarter million followers across platforms. Brand collaborations with Jack Daniel's, Topo Chico, and Taco Bell highlight the project’s growing cultural impact, all while staying true to the emotional core that makes the music resonate so deeply.

DARIELL CANO

Dariell Cano, an 18-year-old Mexican-American singer-songwriter and guitarist from Byron Township, Michigan, is emerging as a powerful new voice in música mexicana alternativa. Quiet in the halls of Byron Center High School, Dariell lets his passion for music speak volumes, captivating over 60,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. His talent for crafting emotionally charged sierreño ballads has led to over 10 million streams across platforms, with his song "Este Sentimiento" surpassing one million streams alone. His growing fan base, particularly among Mexican-American teens, is a testament to his rising popularity.

Dariell is part of the next wave of Gen Z artists redefining regional Mexicano, blending chromatic jazz riffs with the raw emotion of the genre. His single “Quiero,” a collaboration with acclaimed young artist DannyLux, has been hailed as one of the top corridos and regional mexicano songs of 2023 by Remezcla. The track, first featured on Dariell’s Amor Variado EP, showcases their tender harmonies and delicate guitar work, embodying the "sad sierreño" subgenre that weaves together alternative rock influences with stories of unrequited love and romantic longing.

Dariell’s dedication to music is evident in his inspiring self-taught journey, learning to play guitar by watching YouTube videos. He has also found support in his high school art teacher, Miss Vanderlaan, who has encouraged him to pursue his musical dreams by allowing him to use class time for composing and recording.

Dariell will join DannyLux on tour, bringing his heartfelt performances to new audiences nationwide. As he continues to rise, his unique blend of sierreño and alternative influences promises to resonate deeply with listeners, particularly Mexican-American teens who connect with his bicultural perspective.

Dariell Cano’s ability to blend the melancholic soul of regional Mexicano with modern jazz and rock influences positions him as one of the most exciting young artists to watch in the evolving landscape of música Mexicana.