Julian Finn

PXL8 – a futuristic pop trio that doesn’t just bend genres, they break the code. PXL8 (pronounced “pixelate”) is a high-energy sonic explosion from another dimension. According to the lore (which may or may not be true), the three members of PXL8 spawned from a defunct rhythm-based video game and now exist solely to ignite dance floors, fuel house parties, and soundtrack the wildest scenes in your favourite TV show. Their debut album, Bounce Like That, is an all-out assault on boredom – an unpredictable blend of distorted pop hooks, neon-lit synths, bass-heavy drops, punk rock energy, and glitchcore aesthetics. Every track is a weapon of mass celebration, perfect for late-night benders, montage scenes or anything needing instant hype. From rooftop raggers to high-octane car chases, PXL8’s music is built for sync. Think Charli XCX meets 100 gecs in a Mario Kart race through a cyberpunk warehouse. Whether it’s TV, film, ads, or games, Bounce Like That brings the sugar-rush soundtrack your project didn’t know it needed.