Ashley Apollodo, Hi I’m Ghost @ LOUD Detroit

Shanghai Doom is a rising experimental bass duo hailing from Central Jersey. Since their start in 2017, the duo has found their inspiration within the more sinister things in life, dipping into many different sounds and styles to create their masterfully blended dark tones and heavy basslines. Shanghai Doom has established their unique niche within the electronic music community and are dominating it. Their standout style has gained them support from artists like Liquid Stranger, Excision, Mr. Carmack, Zeds Dead, and LSDREAM, with releases on WAKAAN, Cyclops Recordings, Deadbeats, Bassrush, Gravitas Recordings, and Wormhole. Their undeniable ability to create ghastly atmospheres with intricate and polished sound design landed them in direct support of LSDream and Shlump on the Universal Wub Tour, direct support on the ENT/R Neon Tour with Protohype, direct support on Shlump’s Alien Trip Tour, and on the stages of festivals such as Lost Lands, Bass Canyon, WAKAAN Festival, Get Freaky Festival, and Ubbi Dubbi. Shanghai Doom’s unique approach to sound is one they look forward to creating and sharing with us for years to come.

Stoned Level, real name Julien Legare, the French-Canadian powerhouse from Quebec has been making waves across borders and throughout the bass music scene in just these past few but early years of his career. The Laval native has undoubtedly established himself with his iconic blend of epic symphonies and heavy orchestral sounds catching the eyes and ears of the biggest names in dance music. From remixing tracks for ATLiens, Black Tiger Sex Machine, NGHTMRE and Smokepurpp to releasing on labels including Kannibalen, Cyclops, Disciple, Bassrush, and more, Stoned Level's music is traveling far and wide to reach bass fanatics across the globe. His cinematic and powerful sound has earned support from Excision, NGHTMRE, Subtronics, and others, which comes as no surprise to those who know this artist’s signature style.

James Inkanish, Jr., known professionally as Jimmy Carl Black, was an original member of the Mothers of Invention, providing drums and vocals. He is known for introducing the songs "Are You Hung Up?" and "Concentration Moon" from the Mothers' album We're Only in It for the Money (1968) saying "Hi boys and girls, my name is Jimmy Carl Black and I'm the Indian of the group."