Lola Marsh (ISR) -
Onk Lou & the Better Life Inc. - 
​Jamec Choice & the Bad Decision - Superior Street

Lola Marsh (ISR)

Lola Marsh is a fresh indie-Pop band whose music combines on-the-sleeve-lyrics and deep warm harmonies.

They first made waves after a much-discussed performance at Primavera Sound in 2014, influential L.A. radio station KCRW called “incredible,” adding that Yael was “clearly meant for the stage". The band gained immediate industry attraction and they quickly joined forces with United Talent Agency (USA & Europe), Universal Music (Europe) and Sony ATV.

“Sirens,” their first single, debuted in March 2015; it quickly received a million streams and reached #5 on Spotify’s list of the Top 10 Most Viral Tracks in U.S.
Their second single, “You’re Mine”, garnered 8 millions plays on Spotify and landed in the service’s top 3 Most Viral Tracks as well as in the top 3 of Hype Machine’s Most Popular Tracks ranking.

 In January 2016 their awaited debut EP was released via Anova Music under exclusive license to Barclay records (Universal France). Later that year, they teamed up with Madsonik and wrote "Drift and Fall Again" the main theme from Criminal's original motion picture soundtrack.
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It wasn't long till the band dominated stages at big-named European festivals includingPrimavera Sound, Pohoda, Exit, Dockville, Pukkelpop, Montreaux, FNAC & intensively toured Europe.

Onk Lou & the Better Life Inc.

A short, bearded man enters the stage, tunes his guitar, examines the audience and starts his first song. The room falls silent and listens in awe. He sounds like Casper equipped with Justin Timberlake's vocal range and Andy McKee's guitar skills. In the end, thunderous applause and many new Onk Lou fans gained. 

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James Choice & the Bad Decisions

James Choice & the Bad Decisions is a five piece song writing team based in Vienna. Their music is defined by their incredibly listenable, yet constantly surprising and unexpected hooks, underpinned by subtle lyrics, rich five part vocal harmonies, and melodies that soar from broken and delicate depths to defiant and dizzying highs.

Superior Street

„Everyone knows Rock attained perfection in 1974. It's a scientific fact!“ – Homer J. Simpson.
…but is that really right?
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The world didn’t stand still and the years between then and now indeed managed to put forth some rock bands that still please ears, heart and soul. Those rough diamonds, artists who continue the genre in their own manner, can still be found today. Superior Street is one of them. They combine continuity and innovation.
A Hammond organ’s embracing vibration, the moan of an amplifier tormented by a Stratocaster and lyrics examining human existence join compositional finesse and experimental recording and arrangement techniques.
Lie back, take a break and enjoy. A musical journey – analogue and pure as a turntable needle’s crackling on vinyl.

History

2017:
Steaming Satellites
​Scheibsta und die Buben
LIAN
Simon Fink
​VOGAL DJs

2016:
TheElwins
The Beth Edges
​Refuse the Mammon
VOGAL DJs

2015:
Gin Ga
The Boys You Know
Chaos Alarm
VOGAL DJs

2014:
Bališ
Super Action Heroes
The Astronauts Have Landed
Stickhead

2013:
Roy de Roy
Refuse the Mammon
Store Murke
Rock@Home
Pure Phonic

2012:
Bilderbuch
Sauer
Matakustix
Refuse the Mammon
DJ: The Shit is Coming Home

2011:
Zufallstreffer
Coffeeshock Company
Sauer
Store Murke
Rock@Home


2010:
Madera Muerta
Petty Minded
Jon Doe
Sauer
Store Murke