In less than three years, they created not one but two urgent, inspired, and original albums that received acclaim from the likes of SPIN, AltPress, Loudwire and more. Now, with over 93+ million global streams to date, the band ushers in a new era with their latest release, "Over My Dead Body."  Produced by Andrew Goldstein (Machine Gun Kelly, Papa Roach, blackbear), the catchy track references the raw past of a toxic relationship, bringing a cathartic release with melodic emotional intensity paired with newly found freedom. 

And previous to the Taylor Swift announcement, this past Summer 2022, Owenn, the talented multi-hyphenate, brought his enigmatic spirit and smokey sense of soul to the forefront as he formally introduced himself on his debut European Festival Tour, highlighted by a Main Stage East show at Lollapalooza Paris. Post Europe, Owenn carried the momentum into opening for Lil Nas X on the two sold out New York, Radio City Music Hall shows – Long Live Montero Tour.

Owenn has attracted more than his share of attention contributing dance moves on stages worldwide with A-list artists such as Beyoncé, Rihanna, Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga, Alicia Keys, Megan Thee Stallion, Normani and others. Including, most recently working with Lil Nas X to choreograph his tv performances for the MTV VMAs and live show appearances on the iHeart Jingle Ball Tour as well as the current ‘Long Live Montero’ Tour. Owenn became a staple of Taylor Swift’s show on her 1989 Tour and Reputation Tour. In 2019, he starred alongside Taylor in her video for “Lover,” as well as Normani in her video for “Motivation”. 

With artists like Taylor, Beyoncé, Rihanna, Miley and the legendary guitarist Nuno Bettencourt in his corner, Owenn is bound to find his own path in 2023. “Owenn lays down the gauntlet and Owenn is everything I want to be,” says Owenn. 

Born Christian Owens in New York City, to parents passionately steeped in music and the arts, young Owenn bounced around Harlem and the Bronx before his mother took him to live in Atlanta. There he was scouted by his first dance teacher, before catching the eye of a legendary choreographer who precipitated his move to Los Angeles at age seventeen. Owenn’s rise in the high-pressure world of professional dance was nothing short of meteoric, even as he was quietly developing his own musical sound under the radar. 

Inspired by Prince, Marvin Gaye, Usher, Fleetwood Mac, David Bowie, and the Smiths, among others, Owenn’s emotional and spiritual approach to dance translated to writing and recording. After meeting guitarist and producer Bettencourt on the Rihanna tour, and sharing musical ideas with him, Owenn turned his attention towards the craft of songwriting and recording. “I can listen to a song, think about the best memories, and come back to where I was when I first heard it,” Owenn muses. “I want to be the soundtrack to your first dance at prom or when you’re getting ready to go to the club. I want my music to transcend all those different emotions and generate inspiration. That would be a dream come true.” 

Owenn’s debut EP will be released in Spring of 2023.

Seeking a safe place online and through her music, ROSIE’s willingness to get real has struck a chord with millions. She has a stunning ability to turn negative experiences like loss, betrayal, and criticism into incredible songwriting and steadfast determination. A philanthropist, environmentalist, mental health advocate, classical violinist, guitarist, vocal producer, songwriter, and now major label recording artist, her achievements come from her undaunted resilience against life’s harder realities.

11 years later, she's back making history as the second person & only woman ever, winning the competition twice. Together with her song ‘Tattoo’ she quickly made her ways through charts globally & entered the global Spotify charts days after the song was released (25th of February), ready to stake her claim as a global pop force. A typically skyscraping, emotionally tingling force of nature, Tattoo scored 1m plays on Spotify in just 24 hours before eventually peaking at
number 1 in Sweden. “I felt intuitively that something was going to happen with me and this song,” explains the ever thoughtful and spiritual Loreen.  This mix of both feminine and masculine energy is at the heart of both Loreen's music and performance. Many of her songs, be it Euphoria, My Heart is Refusing Me, or Neon Lights, touch on the idea of the alpha female; strong yet supple; fearless yet focused. “If you look at the performance it's both male and female,” she says. “It's about strength, it's about love, it's about energy, it's about reconnecting with nature. There are so many layers to this. I call it alpha female but in a way it's everything and nothing.” 

Loreen's career has always been on her terms. At her own pace. For her, trusting her intuition is more important than following what's been done before, which might explain why after she finished fourth in Swedish Pop Idol in 2004 she then decided to work in TV as a producer and director. Euphoria later changed her life, but also on her terms. “It was the first time I allowed myself to create something from my heart,” she says of that song and performance. “Which can be scary. When it's different people have opinions. In that fear I was fearless because I stripped right down.” And how does she feel now, returning to the Eurovision bubble? “I feel more playful. I have a need to interact with people because what I really like is connection. I'm creative but it doesn't work with just myself. I have so much love to give. I'm in a space right now where I'm telling my truth all the way.” Let the new age of Loreen begin.