Daniel Noah Miller is a Nicaraguan-American singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist based in Los Angeles. A founding member of acclaimed alternative duo Lewis Del Mar, who have accrued 350M+streams to date, Miller has been quietly working on his solo debut since 2020. In the interim, he’s been experimenting with different methods of creation, including photography, poetry, and splicing cassette tapes with a razorblade to create looping soundscapes.  

Making music in the silence of the pandemic largely alone in his apartment, Miller found inspiration in ambient and Brazilian psychedelia, from Milton Nascimento’s Clube Da Esquina to the works of Steve Reich, Emahoy Tsegué’s Ethiopiques and legendary William Basinski work The Disintegration Loops. Miller alchemizes the radical changes he went through since 2020 — a breakup, a cross-country move, and his father’s passing — into a sultry, playful, and inventive sound rooted in his own musical genesis: the guitar.

Starting his songs by writing prose and then chiseling the words into haunting, emotive lyrics, Miller explores hartbreak, disillusionment, and the rapturous process of time passing. Miller is a true sonic storyteller of the fractured reality of our times, a musician unafraid to observe what’s left after private and public apocalypse and make moving art from the ashes.

 Lightworker, healer, and devotee to the ocean, Auracle Ash is a channel. Their queerness is intertwined with their inherent multiplicity that encompasses their cultural origins which are steeped in Africana, Native, and dirty south iterations. She is a multimedia artist influenced by poetic visions of the world. Early melodic incantations from Patti LaBelle, Chaka Khan, and Aretha Franklin have imprinted on Auracle’s spirit. The fluidity of sound has led them to create soul music from a more experimental place– allowing newer visionaries to inspire them such as FKA Twigs, Willow Smith, and Nai Palm.

She is a Bay Area-based producer, poet, photographer, gallerist, facilitator, and social justice advocate. Her intention when creating music is to elicit multidimensionality and curate vivid experiences for the listener. At the root of their creative practice, they seek to ground, heal, and immerse themselves in visions channeled through frequencies.