Generic Animal is the project of Luca Galizia (1995), a Milan-based musician and illustrator originally from the province of Varese. Raised on hardcore and emo, he has been pursuing a solo career since 2017, moving effortlessly across hip-hop, trap, math rock, post-rock and electronic music. Following his self-titled debut on La Tempesta in 2018, he released Emoranger (2019), Presto (2020) and Benevolent (2022). Along the way, he has collaborated with artists including Ketama126, Mecna, Massimo Pericolo and Rkomi, and appeared on the internationally acclaimed COLORS platform. In 2024, he released Il canto dell’asino, an album produced alongside Yakamoto Kotzuga, where electronic textures merge with a sense of fragility and secular spirituality. In 2025, Generic Animal opened a new chapter with three singles: La Lingua, FA;FO and Serpentine. Created through his long-standing creative partnership with Fight Pausa and a new collaboration with Devin Yü, frontman of Delta Sleep, these tracks unfold as self-contained worlds of baritone guitars, glitch-inflected electronics, acidic tones, skewed melodies and distorted ballads.

ROSHÂNI is the electrifying fusion of two personalities as contrasting as they are harmonious. Blending electronic music with Latin influences and Oriental disco, the duo creates a distinctly danceable universe, driven by Roxane’s raspy voice—singing in Spanish, French, English, and Farsi—and by Inès Mouzoune’s mesmerizing synths melodies, deep bass, and music production. They are joined in the studio by YAVOR LILOV (l’Éclair) on drums and production. Alongside the new label Stone Pixels Records, they are making a powerful mark on today’s electronic music scene by blending genres, making ultra dance-able hit tunes.

Martina Ruggeri (Bunny Dakota) creates and produces soundscapes for radio, performances and publications, and works within club culture as a DJ under the name Bunny Dakota. Her approach to music resembles a form of writing: through her sets and sonic creations she experiments with endless sound journeys, blending sonic archives with high-intensity beats, stirring the dancefloor like a moving superorganism and giving life to fictional worlds made of the South, electricity, romanticism, high tides, and disjointed sensuality. In 2020 she co-founded Radio India together with a group of artists from the Italian performance scene, curating several music programs for the platform. Alongside Steve Pepe and Yva & Toy George, she released the album Klub Taiga (NERO, 2021). She has performed in festivals, clubs, unconventional venues, and museums including Short Theatre and Romaeuropa Festival (Rome), Robot Festival (Bologna), Le Sucre (Lion), La Station (Paris), La Biennale di Venezia (Venice), Centro per l’arte contemporanea Luigi Pecci (Prato), and MACRO (Rome).