Flint Eastwood
Jax Anderson (aka Flint Eastwood) is a gay alt-pop artist from Detroit, Michigan who has built an international audience by writing great songs and touring with the tireless work ethic that her city is famous for. She is known for her unapologetic fierceness on stage as much as her kindness and smile. She champions authenticity in a world filled with fake news, and plants seeds of empathy in a world that constantly tries to separate us. This approach has led to two top ten singles at indie radio in Australia over the last 12 months, with her latest peaking at #1 and a third song in rotation now.
Paper Magazine said her latest release "This Is A Coping Mechanism For A Broken Heart" is as raw as it is expansive: "a modern pop menagerie that's harder than ever to pin down [...] atmospheric synth-pop inflected with R&B and hip-hop notes. There's Lana in her sorrow and syrupy delivery, Charli in her shimmering hooks, Florence in her folkiness, Sia in her jitters, and HAIM in her breathiness." It's a diversity of sonic influences all tied together by an overarching commitment to songwriting that finds its power in vulnerability.
Bianca De Leon
Bianca De Leon is an Austin, TX based singer/songwriter dubbed “Queen of the border ballad,” by John Nova Lomax, and “A voice from Texas that does it right,” by Guy Clark. She has been touring Europe since 2001, cutting 4 EU releases and a worldwide release, “Love, Guns & Money.” Her sultry, mysterious voice complements both her fingerstyle guitar and emotional lyricism .
Molly Burch
Vocalist and songwriter Molly Burch is a Los Angeles native residing in the Austin area since 2013. Burch burst onto the music scene in 2017 with her debut album Please Be Mine, a ten-track ode to unrequited romance. Her sophomore album, First Flower, is a bright, beautiful album peppered with moments of triumph. Burch’s voice is as strong and dexterous as ever, displaying her incredible range and professionalism as a vocalist.
Lynzy Lab
Lynzy Lab is a performer, educator, and activist whose original song A Scary Time (for Boys) went viral overnight, landing her performances on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, the main stage of the 2019 MAKERS Conference, and multiple TEDx events. She was featured in InStyle Magazine’s Badass 50 issue, alongside Michelle Obama, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, and Hannah Gadsby. Lynzy is currently a full-time dance faculty member at Texas State University, and resident faculty for The Performing Arts Project.
SeeJaneSpin
JANE came onto the DJ scene shortly after moving to Los Angeles in 2007. After attending a handful of classes at the Scratch Academy, she was then mentored by many of the MUSIC INDUSTRIES TOP DJS. The late ADAM GOLDSTEIN, also known as DJ AM was one of her biggest influences. Eventually she came to develop an eclectic, sultry signature style all her own. Since then, she's held residencies at a variety of High-End Boutiques, 5 Star Hotels, Trendy Restaurants, Film Festivals, and Charity Events/Fundraisers. Some of her past clients include KEVIN HART, E ENTERTAINMENT, BUMBLE and countless others. Today these intoxicating sounds can also be heard inside some of the most Exclusive Parties, Luscious Lounges, and Chest-Thumping clubs all across the Globe.
DJ ADZUA of MAMIS / MosaicoX
Adzua is a musician and visual artist based in Austin, TX. They are one third of MAMIS, an all womyn psych surf garage trio. When they're not playing with the girls, you can find them in Mosaico Experiencia, a queer black-and-brown vinyl initiative.
Blend*e
Long before opening for house music legends such as Mark Farina, Derrick Carter, and DJs Heather and Collette, Austin-based Erin Millington — a.k.a. Blend*e — was a devoted student of electronic music. With DJ Kris B as her mentor, she developed her style and ear by combing over crates of records, eventually cultivating a unique blend of deep, jazzy house with a splash of disco, a hint of vocals, and a whole lot of Chicago-inspired funk.
Official SXSW International Women’s Day Poster Artist
Laci Jordan is a multi-disciplinary designer, creative director, and truly the definition of a renaissance woman. The Huntsville, Alabama native now LA-based artist focuses her work around color, pop culture, and representation of people of color. “If you try to put Laci in a box, you’ll have an incredibly difficult time,” (Essence Magazine). Jordan works between illustration, graphic design, product design, and photography. Laci is widely known for her illustrations. With a theme of “Everyday Life”, her subjects range from portraits of women of color to her current favorite sneakers. Her work tends to have a no-filter, authentic, unapologetic tone. Brands and people worked with and/or for include: Disney Imagineering, ESPN, Foot Locker, Jordan Brand, Hibbett Sports, Planned Parenthood, Saint Heron, March for our Lives, Wildfang, and many more.
