FOOTS X COLES PRESENT: LEMON WATER LIVE

Forming Foots X Coles in 2016, Bradley and Arami came into a refined space with an undeniable musical connection that continues to cross harmonious boundaries as years pass.

A versatile production duo hailing from Prince Georges County, Foots X Coles enjoy experimenting with futuristic sounds while simultaneously grounding with familiar notes of soul & jazz. 

Their first project since 2020, Lemon Water, is out now on all platforms.  

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MuhTeyOh:If nothing lasts forever, nothing is worth saving—except love, music, and time. MuhTeyOh, Maryland based rapper, has shaped his sound, name, and appearance in a fashion that is double- take-worthy. In 2018, his breakout song “Summers Over” a.k.a ”the crab song” landed TeyOh his radio debut on 93.9 WKYS, D.C.’s no. 1 hip-hop station. The PG native has since released his debut album LAVNDR. and is coming off the heels of his post album sold out show.  TeyOh is known for his interactive and spontaneous performance style; along with, his lyrical transparency.

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Zaamwe:is a Nigerian-American singer-songwriter, producer, and filmmaker from PG County. His love for music was cultivated at a young age thanks to his parents eclectic vinyl collection. Zaamwe also credits his uncle’s painting sessions and art exhibits for his taste in art — these sessions and exhibits would often have songs from Fela Kuti, Sunny Ade, and Bob Marley playing as the soundtrack to the visual storytelling of Victor Ehikhamenor’s art.

Zaamwe is currently working on his 4th EP, following his previous projects “My Friend, Ruby”, “Godflowz Vol. 1”, and “The Cool-Cool EP”. He describes his music as Alternative-Urban-Gospel and says he is influenced by artists such as God, Kanye West, Fred Hammond, Phoenix, and Toro y Moi. Zaamwe is also working on his music collective, LUVZAAMWE, and his clothing line of the same name.

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Whitney “AbstraKt” is a purveyor of crafting sonic atmospheres and unforgettable experiences. DMV-raised and Atlanta-based, AbstraKt skillfully fuses her diversified upbringing and instrumental background into her vocations of DJing and design. Her sound is effervescent, hypnotic, and Soulection-esque, but impossible to pin down to one specific feeling—she simply wants to make you feel.

Whitney became passionate about DJing in 2011, but it wasn’t until 2013 she began booking gigs and utilizing her connections from her club promotion years to begin spinning for different audiences. With a rich history and extensive knowledge of artist management, digital marketing, and graphic design, Whitney has an idiosyncratic perspective that contributes to her capacity to bend genres and construct universal soundscapes for all to get lost in.

Over the past few years, she has collaborated with household brands such as Complex, BET, Urban Outfitters, SNKR, and was named “Best House DJ” in Creative Loafing’s Best of Atlanta issue. Whether she’s blazing down the stage at One Music Fest, Afropunk or hosting her own parties—such as FRONTIN, GIRLCRUSH, or UNTITLED, an event to celebrate the unapologetically Black and queer—Whitney is constantly breaking down barriers and pushing boundaries to unimaginable heights