Jay Trigga & Ari
Afrobeats, Afro-Fusion, Afro Pop, R&B, Urban
In 2025 Zambia’s next big global pop duo, Jay Trigga and ARI met and began joining forces. Both after studying abroad in Serbia and China returned to their home country inspired by this outside foreign experience rediscovering an appreciation for their home town culture.
Together they’re crafting a project that aims to change the Zambian sound, combining Afro-Fusion, pop and cultural pride.
The project’s lead single, “Nationality” dropped earlier this year and quickly became a statement. Culminating in a powerful visual shot in Zanzibar and a co-sign from US R&B star Rotimi jumping on the track took the record even further, dominating local airplay, sparking global interest, media attention and over 3 million streams in just 4 months.
The duo did it again with their follow up wedding anthem, “Totally” with a highly addictive track about finding “the one”… and will now follow up that with 5 singles before rolling out their debut LP in March of 2026 and embarking on their first tour in May.
Pìjus
Lo-fi house, breakbeats, UK garage
Pijus (pronounced Pee-ius) is a music producer from Kaunas, Lithuania, now based in Berlin. His sound sits at the intersection of deep, trippy electronic music and emotionally driven club production — always evolving, always searching for new textures, and never staying in one lane for too long.
He began producing at just fourteen. Born in 2003, his earliest inspirations came from artists like Disclosure, The xx, and Flume, as well as the golden era of YouTube tastemaker channels such as Majestic Casual and Eton Messy. Those formative years shaped the backbone of his sonic identity: warm chords, soft emotional tension, groove-led rhythms, and a blend of digital sharpness with a very human touch.
As he grew deeper into the electronic space, the house and UK-influenced club scenes left a lasting imprint on his production style. Even when his work drifts into more experimental or left-field directions, the foundations of groove, pulse, and subtle low-end pressure remain at the core of what he creates.
2025 marked a breakthrough moment with the release of his third album, Lay Low, on EELF Records. The project became a turning point in his trajectory — connecting him to a wider audience, expanding his artistic network, and showcasing a more intricate balance between UK low-frequency influences, R&B-inspired vocal textures, and the ambient, future-garage atmospheres that define so much of his work.
Now based in Berlin, Pijus continues to develop a sound that feels honest, introspective, and forward-thinking. His upcoming album, Inspired Life, captures the emotional momentum of the past few years: movement, growth, late-night solitude, and the sense of identity that forms when you’re building a new life in a new city.
With each release, he carves deeper into his own lane — blending club culture, emotional storytelling, and experimental instincts into a body of work that feels distinctly his.
Alumni
Initially only present on Youtube and Soundcloud the company oversaw building dj poolboi's catalog to over 100 million streams with label collaborations with Majestic Casual, Shall Not Fade and high profile remixes for artists such Moby. Overseeing the artists first live shows and touring while straddling the pandemic the company guided the artists breakout with over 115 performances including sold out shows across all major markets in Europe, the Americas and high profile gigs at Fabric, Elsewhere and festival such Splash House, Beyond The Pale and more.
The company were instrumental in breaking sunflwr as a touring artist while performing in support of his debut LP “Heard it in a Dream”. With over 60 shows across Europe, South and North America. Headlining while playing with an array of the top artists in the deep / lo-fi house niche he performed at sold out events in top global taste making markets in London, Berlin, Paris, Mexico City, NY, SF, LA and more helping to cement the artist as one of the top new break out acts in the house scene. The LP also went on to being one of the longest charting releases on the NACC for 2025 currently at over 40 weeks and counting, including 6 weeks in the #1 slot on the NACC Chill chart.
