Blending dreamy synthscapes with cerebral wit and a sharp edge, Salt Lake City phenom Die Shiny is rapidly becoming one of the underground’s most vital acts. With a prolific social media presence, a default setting of solidarity, and a knack for cranking out catchy bangers, the electropop outfit has built a cult following of neurodivergent misfits and truth-seekers drawn to their fearlessly authentic brand of conscious pop.

Songwriter/bassist Callie Crofts and drummer/producer Zac Bryant are not only inseparable besties and life partners but also a deeply symbiotic creative team. The nonbinary pair has forged a catalog bursting with candor and purpose, paired with electrifying live shows that cement Die Shiny as both local queer icons and uncompromising activists.

Their bold vision recently landed them on the cover of Q Salt Lake Magazine, which hailed them as “fierce, unapologetic, and rooted in activism… redefining what it means to be queer and loud.”