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Magnolia Stone Fest returns again this year in a memorable day with Wino’s The Obsessed, a charismatic figure in the worldwide doom/stoner scene along with many others.
Their sonic universe is a perfect blend of British Invasion style pop, American West Coast psychedelia and raw garage rock’n’roll, a rare and special musical powerhouse.
Rapper from Atlanta of Sicilian descent who has multiplatinum records and self-produced tracks on his record that have allowed him to tour around the world and a European tour that will touch the doors of our Diͥmͫeͤnsiͥoͦneͤ Paͣrͬaͣlleͤlaͣ.
Visionary, enigmatic and able to recount his personal experiences in raw and introspective art. With a mysterious aura and constantly evolving style, he is recognized as one of the most intriguing and indispensable artists in the contemporary Rap scene.
Groove. Lots of groove. Desert hallucinations, breathtaking guitars, dilated vocals and a very retro melodic sophistication, from Austin the Black Angels land in our dimension.
A combination of electronic music and Egyptian and French musical traditions has won millions of listeners around the world and is ready to rock Magnolia.
With billions of streams worldwide, Isabel La Rosa is rapidly rising to the top of modern pop. Named one of Spotify’s “Artists to Watch in 2024,” she boasts a unique ability to turn stories of infatuation and heartbreak into engaging hits for a new generation.
The illegitimate children of a one-night stand between the Ramones and the Strokes, they play fiercely fast and distorted old-school pop punk songs with melodies so compelling that even the most skilled lobotomist would struggle to weed them out.
With a magnificent and haunting album, DIIV peers into collective oblivion by finding a glimmer of hope. Balancing rhythms built initially from breakbeats and inspired by post-industrial power, they recover guitars and vocals characteristic of shoegaze.
A landscape in which seemingly opposing emotions intertwine. Combining sensitive and soothing melodies with engaging rhythms and atmospheres, their music conveys the feeling of being transported into the world of the listener’s imagination.