Blessed with a voice as clear as a cathedral bell and fiddle skills that could make angels weep, Maya serves as the band's emotional anchor and primary storyteller. Her repertoire swings wildly between fiery protest anthems that could start revolutions, tender ballads that heal broken hearts, and songs of world-weary resignation that speak to anyone who's ever had their dreams stepped on.

The living embodiment of groove, Za operates on a level of cool that seems scientifically impossible. Whether laying down earth-moving bass lines or making her cello weep with ancient soul, everything she touches turns to musical gold. Her killer voice emerges sparingly but powerfully when songs need that extra shot of raw emotion.

A literal alien who's grown disillusioned with humanity's path after 25 years on Earth, José serves as the keeper of reggae's flame within the band. Recently obsessed with flamenco guitar, his epic musical duels with Ty have become legendary. He channels his cosmic perspective through spiritual rhythms and social justice themes.

The world's first self-taught mandrill musician, Ty remains one of music's great mysteries. His mastery of guitar, harmonica, and brass instruments is undeniable, though nobody knows how he acquired these remarkable abilities. The strong, silent type who communicates solely through his instruments and shares an unspoken bond with Roe.

A towering frontman with Jim Morrison aspirations, Roe commands the stage with quiet intensity and his ever-present pet squirrel. His seven-foot frame and chalk-white face paint make him impossible to ignore, but it's his raw, unhinged, poetic vocals on blues and garage rock anthems that truly captivate audiences. A man of few words who lets his music do the talking.

Life stopped for Chakra at eight years old, when the world revealed its cruelest truths and left him frozen. Now the creative powerhouse behind the band, he processes wisdom far beyond his years through his "fascist killer" typewriter, penning lyrics that carry the weight of someone who learned too early that safety is an illusion. He considers himself lucky to have such accomplished bandmates who can translate his trauma into music.