Oneohtrix Point Never with Earth and Laraaji

Daniel Lopatin, known as Oneohtrix Point Never, is a composer and producer from the U.S. known for his expansive electronic sound. He scored films like "Uncut Gems," and directed music such as The Weeknd's Super Bowl show. Collaborating with artists like James Blake, FKA Twigs, and Iggy Pop, he also produced acclaimed tracks for MGMT and Nine Inch Nails. His achievements include winning the Best Soundtrack Award at Cannes.

Earth, formed in 1989 in Olympia, WA by Dylan Carlson, pioneered drone and ambient metal with albums like "Earth 2". Known for hypnotic riffs and genre-defying music, they've collaborated with artists like Kevin Martin (The Bug) and featured guest vocalists like Mark Lanegan. Their evolving sound includes elements of Gothic Americana and psychedelic rock. Carlson, overcoming personal struggles, reformed Earth with drummer Adrienne Davies in 2003, delivering influential albums such as "Hex" and "Primitive and Deadly".

American musician Laraaji, born in Philadelphia, is a new age icon known for meditative soundscapes using altered zither, dulcimer, and natural sounds. Discovered by Brian Eno, he gained fame with "Ambient 3: Day of Radiance." He has collaborated with artists like Bill Laswell and Blues Control. Laraaji's music is often used in meditation, and he is renowned for his Laughter Meditation Workshops. Notable releases include "Sun Piano" and "Segue to Infinity."