Beetle box is an experimental composer, keyboardist, and solo artist who creates original, piano-centered electronic music for live performance. His intricate control at the keys triggers a plethora of intertwined acoustic and computer-generated sounds. Drawing inspiration from a wide range of different genres, his music has featured everything from dubstep synthesizers and pop-single samples to orchestral instrumentations and Indian temple rhythms.

Nijah is a solo artist based in St. Petersburg, Florida. Having grown up in a family of entertainers, he began playing music and writing lyrics at age 15 and had been apart of music projects that have opened for bands like All American Rejects, Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Owl Ctiy, etc. His experiments as a solo artist has produced an eclectic blend of indie pop and alternative. He currently has two covers and three original singles released with two more original tracks in their final editing stages.

I first got in to making music when I was fifteen, two of my friends had a band and needed a bass player. I didn’t have a bass for the first few practices, but once I’d raised enough for an old Aria Pro 2 pointy headstock bass my family agreed to buy me a small amp and off I went.

We wrote our own material, mainly rocky stuff (our demo got reviewed in Kerrang!), but most of what we did was covers.