Sun bio: Meet Sun: an introspective Leo who softly mumbles jazz-infused melodies over hard hitting percussions and&nbsp;gritty basslines. With influences from her Afro-Caribbean heritage (Cameroonian and Haitian), a French-Canadian upbringing, and immersive experiences in American and European cultures, Sun's music is as diverse as the world and cultures that shaped her. The singer-songwriter debuted her music career in 2021, and despite it being her first single, "Video Games" made waves. Garnering over 10 million streams on Spotify, Sun's sultry sound and distinctive tone captured listeners' attention, earning her recognition from notable publications like NPR Music. The Montreal-based artist&nbsp;weaves together her love for jazz and alternative music, a fondness for early 2000s Soul, and an eclectic tapestry of Afro-Caribbean sounds and rhythms. Collaborations with artists like Planet Giza &amp; KAYTRANADA, Da-P, and Kevin-Dave showcase Sun’s versatility, effortlessly mixing genres from R&amp;B to hip-hop, to UK house.&nbsp; Challenging norms, prioritizing mental health, and celebrating her inner child - you can catch Sun taking long walks and daydreaming on Beaubien Street, embracing ridicule in improv class, or plotting world domination at a local café. Evan Shay bio:&nbsp; Evan Shay&nbsp;is a saxophonist, producer, and composer based in Montreal. He completed a Master’s Degree in Jazz Performance at McGill University, where he was presented with the Graduate Excellence Fellowship Award. While earning his Bachelor of Music, also at McGill, he was awarded the prestigious four-year Seymour Schulich Scholarship, and he earned the top distinction of Outstanding Achievement in Jazz Saxophone.&nbsp;In 2017, Evan was named one of the “35 Best Canadian Jazz Artists Under 35” by CBC Music. His self-titled CD, Lawful Citizen, was included in the “Favourite Fifty of 2017” by Dominionated online music publication. Evan toured Canada and France as a member of the multilingual hip-hop group, Nomadic Massive. He also toured Quebec and Ontario with Lawful Citizen. Previously, he was awarded an Exceptional Artist Award and featured at the National Arts Centre. His jazz quintet placed as Jazz en Rafale finalists for two years. &nbsp;Selected by a jury at the biannual jazz festival held in Switzerland, Evan toured with the Generations Unit Band. In Europe, Evan has performed with several bands at the Umbria Jazz Festival, Jazz à Vienne, Les Transes Cévenoles, La Fête du Cognac, and the F'estival Les Pépites. In Canada, he has performed at the&nbsp;Ottawa, Montreal, Rimouski, Saskatoon, Toronto, Vancouver, Victoria, and Winnipeg Jazz Festivals. Evan travelled to Iqaluit, Nunavut to perform at the Alianait Arts Festival. He has also performed at major venues in North America. He has worked with artists such as Backroad Gee, Planet Giza, Potatohead People, Nomadic Massive, Waahli, Chet Doxas, Charles August, Beach Season, DeusGod, TheHonestGuy and No Cosmos. In 2019, Evan attended the Banff International Workshop In Jazz &amp; Creative Music, directed by Vijay Iyer and Tyshawn Sorey. There, he studied with musicians such as HPRIZM, Steve Lehman, and others. This is where his identity as a producer began to take shape. He would go on to release his first electronic music record NEW NORMAL in October 2020 during the height of the pandemic. Featuring an international cast of musicians, it was created completely remotely over email. Entender ft. Chiquita Magic was featured in Cult MTL at #37 for the Top 100 Montreal Songs of 2020.&nbsp;He released Autoroute EP in October 2023, presented at a show through L'OFF Festival de Jazz de Montréal. The title track was featured by CBC Music in "Songs you need to hear." His latest single, NO HERO, features Montreal rapper DO, the Outcast.