NuWørld Entertainment
A Global Music Group by Artists for Artists
Mila Northrup
MIla is a an artist from Los Angeles, California. Blending old with new, Mila’s sound is nostalgic and futuristic, bringing a familiarity to every creation. Mila brings a unique perspective to her music, highlighting relatability and transparency. By writing songs that show rather than tell, Mila creates an environment that allows the listener to bring their walls down. Mila’s most recent single of 2025 “Unnatural” is out now, she’ll be continuing to release new music throughout the year.
AURAQL
AURAQL is a live electronic duo from Europe, now based in Hollywood, blending electronic music with expressive vocals, live instruments, and world influences. Vocalist and flutist Alia Fay, praised by all judges on Poland’s Got Talent (national TV), brings classical sensibility, vocal improvisation, and multiple flutes, while producer Yarku shapes immersive electronic soundscapes rooted in alternative and electronic production. Winners of the full-ride scholarship at Musicians Institute, AURAQL has performed across Europe, including Ozora Festival in Hungary, and is set to release their debut LP Starseeds in 2026 while currently working on their second album.
THE KING SATIVA [T.K.S.]
Some say T.K.S isn’t from this planet — a time-traveling soul weaving stories from the far edges of the universe. With a joint in one hand and visions of tomorrow in the other, their mellow, magnetic voice pulls you into a trance, only to leave you with questions that echo long after the music fades.
YoungLolo
YoungLolo is a DJ/Producer based in Bogota, Colombia. Manolo devolved a fascination for deep sounds and diverse atmospheres and shapes that focus mainly on a permanent sound journey.
V3NÜ5
V3NÜ5 is a multidisciplinary queer artist from Bogotá, Colombia, working across DJing, music production, and live performance. With a background of over a decade in drag and performative arts, their practice is rooted in nightlife and driven by intuition, emotional intensity, and bodily presence rather than trends or fixed formats. Their sets and performances create open, transformative experiences, marked by versatility, spontaneity, and a strong physical and emotional dialogue with the audience. Shaped by experiences of resistance, self-determination, and queer expression in a challenging context, V3NÜ5’s work is raw, honest, and unapologetic.
