Eric Dubois, also known as EDP-Beats and Just Eric, is a Paris-born, Hawaii-based music producer with a story shaped by a global perspective. Raised in France by an American mother and French father, Eric’s love for music began at age 14 when he formed the pop-punk band The Creaps with his three best friends from school. His journey has taken him across cultures, from playing gigs in France to starting his production career in Argentina, where his experiences deeply influenced the music he creates today. Now based in Hawaii, Eric continues to blend his diverse background into his work.

Eric worked for several years at Ableton as VIP Tech Support, assisting renowned artists such as Diplo, Grimes, Skrillex, NOFX, and Mike Dean. He is based at Rendez-Vous Recording in Manoa, collaborating with artists under the guidance of award-winning producer Pierre Grill.

 Eric also founded Our Altered State Publishing in 2020, helping emerging artists navigate the complexities of the music business. His work has been featured in projects like Tazo Tea’s commercial with SZA, 90 Day Fiancé (TLC), and Life Below Zero (National Geographic).

Through his experiences and dedication, Eric strives to empower artists, helping them transform their ideas into meaningful music.

Originally from Līhuʻe, Kauaʻi, Aly Ishikuni is a Honolulu-based Creative Director, Experiential Producer, and Public Programmer whose work bridges music, contemporary culture, and community engagement.

She is also the vocalist for ALT/AIR, an electronic synth duo formed in 2010 that has shared stages with acclaimed acts including Metric, Passion Pit, Owl City, and Classixx.

Aly’s career began in Japan, where she spent nine years as a recording artist with Avex Group, contributing theme songs for television programs and projects including Bratz alongside artists such as M-Flo, BoA, Christina Milian, and Backstreet Boys. In 2004, her U.S. single “I Love You Too Much” was featured on the acclaimed television series The West Wing.

Discovered by legendary Japanese producer Tetsuya Komuro of GLOBE, Aly has built a multidisciplinary career spanning international pop music, live electronic performance, and community-centered arts programming.

Today, she continues to champion Hawaiʻi’s creative scene through programs and events that connect artists, audiences, and culture. She currently serves at Capitol Modern, where she develops innovative public programming that uplifts Hawaiʻi’s music community and supports emerging music producers and song artists.