Mokita with Special Guests Caleb Hearn and Trella

DOORS: 6 PM / SHOW: 7 PM

GA: $15

21+

NO REFUNDS

ABOUT MOKITA

Mokita is an American singer-songwriter and producer celebrated for his distinctive blend of pop, indie, and electronic music, infused with organic elements that create a rich, textured sound. Hailing from Outside Asheville, North Carolina, and now based in Nashville, Tennessee, Mokita has carved out a unique niche in the music scene, combining heartfelt lyrics with melodic hooks that resonate deeply with listeners. Songs like Colorblind, about his struggles with depression, have connected globally with fans as he is completely raw with his songwriting.

His music often explores themes of love, self-discovery, and personal growth, reflecting his own journey and experiences. Mokita's ability to weave emotional narratives into his songs has earned him a dedicated following, as fans connect with the authenticity and vulnerability in his work.

Since his debut in 2016, Mokita has released a series of successful singles and EPs, showcasing his talent for crafting relatable and uplifting tracks. His sound is characterized by a blend of electronic beats and organic instrumentation, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that sets him apart from his peers. Mokita has quietly racked up close to 350 million Spotify streams.

His self-titled album is a culmination of the last 9 years of his journey in music and life and is set to be released in the fall of 2025 via Nettwerk.

As a writer, Mokita (John-Luke Carter) is a Nashville-based songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist whose credits include NEEDTOBREATHE (7 songs on their latest album), Russell Dickerson, Jake Torrey, Shay Mooney, Mike Malchicoff, Jesse Frasure, Matoma, Allen Stone, Mat Kearney, Dashboard Confessional, Lost Frequencies, R3HAB, Caleb Hearn, and others, spanning pop, R&B, country, folk, indie, and electronic. His work has appeared on major label releases, in global editorial playlists, and across a wide range of genres. A classically trained pianist and guitarist, he’s amassed 550M+ streams and millions of monthly listeners as an artist, with his track “Colorblind” surpassing 111M streams.

ABOUT CALEB HEARN

North Carolina-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter Caleb Hearn created his 2024 debut album Left on McKinney with a commitment to raw honesty. At 25 and living in Nashville, he decided to confront his fear of vulnerability in songwriting, believing his openness could help others. This album, which features his viral hit single Little Bit Better, delves into personal struggles, including his battle with panic disorder and the challenges of coming of age. Rooted in his wistful brand of folk-pop, each track on the album reflects Hearn’s journey and growth as an artist, capturing moments of introspection, love, hope, and many of the more daunting aspects of growing up.

Hearn’s journey began in Mount Airy, North Carolina, where writing became an outlet during a turbulent childhood marked by his parents’ divorce and a friend’s death. He started with short stories before transitioning to songwriting at age 12 after receiving a guitar. Despite a period of setting music aside in high school, Hearn rediscovered his passion and committed fully to his craft, leading to a pivotal conversation with his father about authenticity in his music. This epiphany inspired him to write Always Be 2.0, a heartfelt tribute to his late friend, which garnered significant streaming success and attracted record label attention, resulting in his signing with Nettwerk in 2022.

Three EPs and a debut album later, Caleb has generated 800M+ cumulative streams, 1.6M TikTok fans, and attracted 3M+ monthly Spotify listeners along with support from their editorial playlists - New Music Friday, Pop Rising, New Pop Picks, Fresh & amp; Chill, Folk Pop, Chill Pop, and more. Caleb Hearn is currently working on his sophomore album, slated for early 2026.

ABOUT TRELLA

Singer/songwriter Lindsey Sweat, known professionally as Trella, began writing songs full-time at the age of 19. Growing up in the sacred space and leading the church band for most of her adolescent years, she naturally flowed into gospel music at the beginning of her career. After living in Nashville for 4 years and getting over 150 cuts, she began to explore the indie-pop sphere. She quickly fell in love with this new sonic space and started the project we know today as Trella.

You can hear the voice of Trella on networks ranging from Netflix and MAX to FOX, ABC, and Nickelodeon. She has played reputable festivals such as Lollapalooza and Wonderstruck and has sung on iconic stages such as Red Rocks, the Tennessee Theatre, and Terminal 5. She has opened up for acts such as Angie McMahon, AUGUSTANA, JOHNNYSWIM, Nick Mulvey, and more.
Trella has received over 18 million streams on Spotify and has been placed on many editorial playlists, including New Music Friday, Indie Pop, and Fresh Finds Pop. She has also featured on multiple DJ tracks, including songs by Big Gigantic, Dabin, ARMNHMR, William Black, and Kai Wachi.

Trella is known for her energetic live shows that will take you on a dynamic journey; from quiet and somber guitar vocal moments to jumping and screaming your throat sore to a song of self-acceptance. Trella writes mostly on love, heartbreak, and coming of age, also known as the sound of the twenties. She is known for her melodic voice and stream-of-consciousness lyrics.

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Before the lights dim and the first note hits, indulge in an evening of elevated dining at Evelyn’s, where timeless American flavors meet a touch of Southern sophistication. As an Analog ticket holder, enjoy 15% off your meal—because a night of exceptional music deserves an equally refined prelude.