Izaro, Olaia Inziarte and Verde Prato are charting the path for a fresh wave of Basque pop, embracing new trends while staying true to their commitment to quality and depth in their music.

Korrontzi is an energetic, dynamic and spectacular reflection of the Basque folk tradition with touches of contemporary rhythm and dance.

They are known for their electronic sound, which draws influence from a variety of musical genres including trap, new wave, and synth-pop.

The young pop music promise wants to explore in her latest work the sound experience that combines minimalism, psychedelia and roots.

Álvaro Granda weaves a vibrant tapestry of broken beats, uplifting sonics and syncopated rhythms, fusing jungle, house and bruk with jazz sensibilities.

Inziarte mixes traditional and avant-garde sounds, presenting compositions in a captivating "dark pop" style.

Ødei´s debut solo album is sincere, raw poetry free from excess or empty artifice.

Since the creation of the band in 2017, they have been expanding their musical career with their pop, soul and funk music.

Amorante is a project and stage name of Iban Urizar. Urizar has been making and performing music since 2014.

The group ponder the internal struggle of embracing one´s true self within the fabric of our contemporary society. 

Maite Larburu is a highly versatile musician and artist. While she identifies herself primarily as a Folk and Pop artist, her recent albums have embraced elements of Rock as well.

Their musical style can be described as rock, leaning towards the harder side with a touch of stoner influence.

This band investigates and expands the possibilities of the txalaparta, experimenting with the musicality and the percussion material.

Ezpalak was formed in 2019 when four musicians from other groups decided to join forces to embark on a musical venture inspired by 90´s rock music.

Neomak brings together seven female voices, featuring melodies filled with witchcraft, tambourines, and dance.

Mikel Laboa is not just any musician; he is a legend. He is still very much alive at public and private events, family meals, schools, among friends, in towns and cities.