Mondo Cozmo
Mondo Cozmo, aka Josh Ostrander, is a Philly-raised, West Coast-based rock & roll songsmith. This is for the Barbarians is his third album following his 2020 release, New Medicine, and 2017’s Plastic Soul. This is for the Barbarians should be consumed as a singular piece. A complete idea. It has a beginning and an end. It’s a story. It weighs heavy on the death of Ostrander’s uncle while at the same time celebrating life. It’s dark and beautiful. It’s bright and funny. It’s the human experience in a year of isolation. It’s a slice of Ostrander’s liver and a piece of his heart.
Sneaky Peaches and the Fuzz
Sneaky Peaches and the Fuzz is an Austin, TX-based band that specializes in crafting summery, hook-centered indie pop. The band consists of three brothers—Noah Cadena (vocals), Elijah Cadena (drums), and Dylon Dickson (bass)—as well as their lifelong friend Dillon Havins (lead guitar), who also produces their music.
Their debut single, “Bedroom Floor,” reached the Top 30 on AAA radio and has accumulated almost 4 million viral streams on Spotify.
Over the past two years, the band has opened up for Mt. Joy and Aly & AJ, and performed at the historic Blues on the Green concert series in Austin, entertaining a crowd of 20,000. Their self-produced single "Rich Kids" landed on Spotify's "Fresh Finds: Rock" playlist and has gained over 300,000 streams across all platforms.
After a year-long hiatus due to personal reasons and family tragedy, the band is back on the scene, releasing their new single "Backseat" in January of this year. They will also be releasing new music and putting together their first national tour in 2025.
