Potato Head: 15-Year Anniversary

White Shoes & The Couples Company (WSATCC) is an Indonesian Pop sextet from Jakarta who perform Indonesiana (Indonesian Pop music). Their sound is inspired by old Indonesian film soundtracks from the 70s and the acoustic spirit of 30s Jazz musicians—while also absorbing the rhythm of retro disco and classical music arrangements. They pay homage to the golden age of Indonesian Pop from the 50s to 70s, drawing inspiration from legendary names in Indonesian music history such as Ismail Marzuki, Guruh Sukarno Putra, Fariz RM, and Jack Lesmana.

SORE was originally formed by three childhood friends—Ade Paloh, Mondo Gascaro, and Awan Garnida. In late 2001, Awan brought in two more friends, Bembi Gusti and Reza Dwiputranto, to complete the lineup. They named the group SORE, which means “late afternoon” in Indonesian. In 2004–2005, they appeared on two compilation albums: JKRT:SKRG (“Jakarta, Now”), showcasing the city’s indie scene, and the Janji Joni original soundtrack—both released by Aksara Records. Their debut album Centralismo was reviewed by TIME Asia in 2005 as “One of Asia’s Worth-Buying Albums.” In 2007, Rolling Stone Indonesia ranked it #40 in their list of “150 Greatest Indonesian Albums of All Time.”

Diskoria is a DJ and music group from Indonesia known for their unique blend of pop, funk, and disco. The group began in 2015 as a collaboration between Merdi Simanjuntak and Fadli Aat together with conceptor and co-producer Daiva Prayudi. Diskoria successfully revived the spirit of Indonesian disco with a modern touch. They achieved success with hit songs such as "C.H.R.I.S.Y.E." and "Badai Telah Berlalu" which won AMI Awards.

Rizky Argadipraja, also known as Greybox, is a producer, songwriter and DJ born and raised in Indonesia. His musical journey started back in 2011, and his stage moniker serves as a testament to his artistic manifesto. The neutral shade of grey is formed by blending all-manner of colours into one. Combining electronica, dub, house, and UKG, his productions have been supported by numerous independent music blogs and catalogues.

Aradea Barandana, widely known as Dea, began his DJ career in high school, spinning records as background music for a breakdance crew. What started as a casual exploration of rhythm soon blossomed into a passion for building community through music. Dea launched his own night club in Jakarta, where his eclectic taste began to take shape. His sets are a rich tapestry of exotic psychedelia, infused with electronic grooves that transcend traditional genre boundaries.

Having started off as an underground music and dance scene enthusiast, Kaikai slowly evolved his musical journey through Balearic, funk, boogie, electronica, house, and all-manner of other sonic obscurities. Alongside his fellow TANTRÀ creative collective of local Balinese-based artists and musicians, he's had a large hand in helping to bring local music events around the island to larger and often largely international audiences.

Nindy Noto is a passionate explorer of sonic landscapes. With an eclectic repertoire, she adapts seamlessly to different settings, creating musical journeys for diverse audiences. For the past three years, she has been a resident at Headstream by Potato Head Bali, broadcasting live and guiding listeners through her morning show, “Kukuruyuk”. She finds immense joy in sharing her musical discoveries.