Surprise Chef and Tommy Guerrero

Surprise Chef, from near Melbourne, Australia, creates mood-evoking instrumental soul and funk, drawing from '70s film scores, jazz, and hip hop. Known for albums "All News Is Good News" and "Daylight Savings," they boast a global fanbase. Signed to Big Crown Records, their unique style combines punchy drums, infectious keys, and groovy guitar. Formed in 2017, they redefine jazz-funk.

Tommy Guerrero, born in San Francisco, is a legendary skateboarder and acclaimed musician. Known for blending rock, jazz, Latin, and soul styles, he debuted with "Loose Grooves & Bastard Blues" in 1997. Guerrero gained fame with albums like "A Little Bit of Somethin'" and "Soul Food Taqueria" on the Mo Wax label. He collaborated with Money Mark and Shawn Lee as Lord Newborn & the Magic Skulls and Trevor Jackson on "Dub Tunes." A key figure in skateboarding since the '80s "Bones Brigade" era, Guerrero's music career has been equally influential.