W.I.T.C.H.

W.I.T.C.H. (We Intend to Cause Havoc) are the pioneering pioneers of 1970s Zamrock. They beautifully fuse Western psychedelic rock with traditional African sounds. Emerging after Zambia's 1964 independence, they grew from a vibrant cover-band scene into stadium-packing icons. Their 1972 debut, Introduction, made history as Zambia's first commercial album release.

Following global rediscovery via reissue campaigns, original vocalist Emmanuel "Jagari" Chanda revived the band. They returned to international touring and released Zango in 2023—their first new material in nearly 40 years. Most recently, they dropped their acclaimed second comeback album, Sogolo, in June 2025.

Jacuzzi Boys

Jacuzzi Boys are a Miami rock trio known for their raw, lo-fi garage rock. Formed in 2007, the band quickly became standouts in Florida's independent music scene. Their signature sound fuses fuzzed-out psych-rock, old-school pop instincts, and pure garage attitude.

They gained widespread attention with their 2009 debut No Seasons and the breakout track "Glazin'". Over the years, they have expanded their discography with high-profile releases on Hardly Art and their own Mag Mag label. To this day, the trio remains a definitive cult favorite of American garage rock.