Djo is the solo project of Charlie Great—son of actor-comedian Dana Carvey—originating in the United States and active from the late 2010s. Musically, Djo blends synth-pop, psychedelic pop and indie rock elements, drawing on vintage synthesizer textures, layered vocal harmonies and melodic songcraft. The project is noted for a polished, retro-informed production style that favors lush arrangements, cinematic touches and an emphasis on mood and atmosphere alongside accessible hooks. Releases under the Djo name have presented a cohesive aesthetic and visual identity, positioning the project within contemporary indie-pop circles while referencing 1970s and 1980s pop and progressive influences.