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Isabella Limosnero (performer) is a freelance multidisciplinary artist and GYROTONIC®  instructor from Ohlone land, known as Gilroy, CA. Since moving to the Chicagoland area in 2021, they have had the honor of working with other Chicago based artists such as Dew Lewis of House of DOV, Helen Lee of Momentum Sensorium, Amanda Maraist and more. To read more and connect with them, you can find Isabella at @isabellalimosnero on IG, or at www.isabellaglimosnero.com.

Max Lazarus (music) is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, producer, sound engineer and educator based in Chicago, IL. He stays busy performing, recording and producing with Family Junket, an artist collective with his older brothers and extended family. The group released their debut album Did you tell the bees? in 2025,and is focused on creating healing spaces, community, and parties. Max performs saxophone, flute, and keyboards regularly with local acts Elizabeth Moen, Michael Damani, Emma Blau, and Aliyah Jones and has played with touring acts such as Thee Sacred Souls, A.B. Crentsil, Sena Dagadu, Akwasi, Beto Martins, M.anifest, Wanlov, Worlasi and Peter Somuah. He has also opened for artists like Brittany Howard, Vagabon, Stonebwoy and Fareed Haque and the Flat Earth Ensemble. He has produced for artists such as Adam Ness and Iruz, scored for films like Byrdsong and composed for podcasts on NPR. He collaborates often with movement artists, facilitates sound meditations and teaches music classes across CPS.

Indigo (music) is a vocalist, composer and curator from the southside of Chicago. Rooted in the traditions of Black Music and the deep study of Black Aesthetics, her art moves with purpose—telling stories that seek truth and connection. Indigo is the founder and host of Indigo Sessions, a show series meant to highlight the creations of Black Women and Black Queer creatives. Indigo Sessions was born from her personal longing—for safety, for kinship, for a place where We could show up fully, without apology. It has found home in beloved spaces like Dorothy and The.BlkRoom, continuing to grow as a living archive of community, artistry and liberation. Indigo is currently a resident artist at Epiphany Center for the Arts where she continues to expand her work across performance and curation. Instagram: @indigoesblues 

Carmani Edwards (music) is an artist, musician, and composer from the Southside of Chicago. They first discovered the bass in high school, where collective music making became a cornerstone in their life, and Black Music nourished their love of anything that grooves. Continuing in these improvisational traditions, their arrangements are sketches on a drawing pad, prayers, pages in their diary. They seek to show up to any collaboration grounded in care.