Performers – Page 11 – Craft Lake City

Brooklyn Kohl

Brooklyn Kohl crafts effortless, minimal R&B that’s heavy on the synths and heavier on the emotions. < >

The dreamy vocal harmonies within Brother.’s brand of indie pop are a treat both sweet and savory. < >

Frank Zappa’s sense of humor meets Sebadoh’s free-for-all lo-fi aesthetic in the avant-pop of Cool Banana. < >

Coolaid are just as refreshing as their namesake beverage—their breezy synth pop goes down smooth. < >

This performance will showcase the Desert Journey School’s expressive celebration of belly dancing in all forms. < >

Lynden Williams kicks off the festival with his Divorce Court project, offering up his warm synthesizers and heart-wrenching nostalgia. < >

Casually blending contemporary dance performance and indie electronica, Durian Durian are pleasantly confounding and hypnotizing. < >

Rounding out the DIY Fest’s unofficial Flamenco hour is the Flamenco del Lago quartet’s vivacious renditions of the classic style. < >

Hip-hop like they used to do it: Freemind Movement’s mellow and conscious music is steeped in the style’s classic qualities. < >

The ethereal indie folk of Fur Foxen recalls mid-’00s classics like Iron & Wine or The Tallest Man on Earth. < >