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Isaia Huron stops by the COLORS stage to share a lovestruck, glowing performance of ‘I CHOSE YOU’, a highlight from his newly released album ‘CONCUBANIA’. Wrapped in lush guitar chords and heavenly backing harmonies, Huron’s smooth, expressive glide with ease over a slick rhythm, capturing the dizzying highs of newfound love.

Colombian rapper Oblivion’s Mighty Trash makes his COLORS debut with a measured performance of ‘NAZARIO’, a standout from his upcoming album. Set to an old-school groove laced with tight drums and subtle jazz inflections, his cool, assured delivery glides across the beat with ease, offering sharp reflections on loyalty, missteps, and forging a legacy on his own terms.

French soprano singer Alice Duport-Percier takes the COLORS stage with an ethereal rendition of ‘Alicia’, a moving piece from the ‘Clair Obscur: Expedition 33’ soundtrack created in collaboration with composer Lorien Testard.

Following his magnetic performance of ‘My Way’, South London saxophonist and producer Venna returns to the stage with a mesmerizing saxophone freestyle for his A COLORS ENCORE. Like smoke flowing through the air, Venna’s saxophone shifts between breathy murmurs and soaring flourishes that pulse with both intimacy and bold improvisational fire, capturing the raw energy of the moment.

For his COLORS debut, Rodney Chrome steps onto the stage with an electrifying club-ready performance of ‘BBL’, a highlight from his latest EP. The high-energy banger pairs booming, bass-heavy production with Rodney’s sharp, confident verses that swerve between pop culture punchlines and playful dominance, creating a fearless anthem that celebrates sex appeal, status, and self-made flair.

On her COLORS debut, Honduran artist Isabella Lovestory brings theatrical flair to ‘Telenovela’, a standout from her latest studio album ‘Vanity’. Fusing classic reggaeton with melodrama, she laces syrupy vocals over glitchy electronics and razor-sharp beats, channeling the chaotic glamour of a late-night soap opera where lust and power take center stage.

Gracing the COLORS stage, Lila Iké delivers a radiant performance of ‘Scatter’, a soulful fusion of reggae and R&B lifted from her debut album ‘Treasure Self Love’. Glowing guitar licks, rich harmonies, and crisp percussion serve as the perfect backdrop for Iké’s striking vocals as she delivers an empowering meditation on purpose, protection, and spiritual resilience.

Theo Croker takes us on a meditative sonic journey with ‘Wrapped in the Weight’, a serene offering from the deluxe edition of his latest album ‘Dream Manifest’. Built on hushed percussion and shadowy bass, the track swells with understated intensity as Croker’s trumpet takes center stage, its bright, agile tones dancing boldly with unshakable charisma and crystalline clarity.

On her COLORS debut, Coco Jones shares a stunning rendition of ‘Other Side Of Love’, a highlight from her debut studio album ‘Why Not More?’. Anchored by mellow soul grooves and an understated beat, Jones’ rich, expressive vocals soar with conviction, capturing the bittersweet pull of longing, surrendering to a love that feels both essential and inescapable.

On her COLORS debut, Gayathri Krishnan brings her signature fusion of Carnatic music and smooth R&B with a breathtaking rendition of her recent single ‘Made It’. Floating atop mellow guitar strums, soothing keys, and soft, rhythmic pulses, Krishnan’s assured vocals move between smooth R&B melodies and intricate Carnatic ragas, capturing a sense of personal triumph with grace and control.