L Devine is a quietly expressive vocalist who creates catchy, frequently dance-oriented pop music with the approachable vulnerability of more folk-oriented artists. Growing Pains, Devine's debut EP, helped her gain greater notoriety after a few tracks she self-posted online. She then sang "Sad Songs" by producer Route 94 as a guest vocalist before delivering the two-part Near Life Experience. Olivia Rebecca... read full bio
L'objectif is made up of former classmates Dan Richardson (guitar), Ezra Glennon (bass), Saul Kane (vocals, guitar), and Louis Bullock (drums). The young pals have a common appreciation of genres and artists that belies their young ages, including jazz funk, hip-hop, punk, post-punk and practically everything in between. Each member began playing an instrument as a toddler. L'objectif, who were also influenced... read full bio
Beyond just music, L.A. Salami's path to self-discovery is extensive. A Nigerian mother and an absent father welcomed Lookman Adekunle Salami into the world in Peckham. He spent his early years in a foster home due to a variety of situations, and he felt alienated for a considerable amount of time. He eventually found himself captivated to music and poetry.... read full bio
L.E.J. is a tale about friendship in addition to being a story about music. In Saint-Denis, Lucie, Elisa and Juliette all grew up together. At the Conservatory, they both studied music at the same time. Elisa and Lucie were Maîtrise de Radio France students and Juliette continued her studies at the Saint Denis Conservatoire before training L.E.J for a cover contest associated with... read full bio
Lotta Lindgren, better known as Léon, is a Swedish singer and songwriter. With a background in music starting at a young age, Léon started her career as the front of a hip-hop and soul group. Her solo career took off, working with producing partner Agrin Rahmani. Amy Winehouse, Janis Joplin, Beyoncé, Sam Cooke, and other inspirational artists inspire Léon. She... read full bio
La Dispute, a post-hardcore band from Grand Rapids, Michigan, has undergone many abrupt changes throughout its years-long artistic development. During their formative years, the five-piece transitioned from dissonant blasts with poetic lyrics to music that integrated a wider range of musical influences. The band experimented with jazz, progressive and dynamic changes as they went along. They were interested from the start... read full bio
Ariel Engle, the newest vocalist for Broken Social Scene, is known as La Force. La Force's sound is nighttime electronic pop with captivating vocals by Engle over a powerful arrangement. She makes a lasting impression on Broken Social Scene's electrifying live performances with her flowing, powerful lead vocals on the oblique hymn "Stay Happy" and the soaring "Gonna Get Better,"... read full bio
Lauren Andrew, a DJ and curator originally from Glasgow who is currently based in London, goes by the moniker La La. Rubadub, a local Glasgow establishment, sold Lauren her first set of decks as she started her musical adventure and she soon began DJing all around the city. Lauren was selected to join the crew's famed roster of residents after making frequent... read full bio
The California rock group La Luz is well-known for their flawless fusion of heavenly harmonies, sultry guitars, and their trademark balance of ecstasy and chaos. The band, which Shana Cleveland founded, has continuously advanced their music by fusing folk, psychedelic, garage rock, and doo-wop with a very personal and cosmic sense. Following Cleveland's breast cancer diagnosis, they wrote their most recent... read full bio
According to Rolling Stone, Carola Moccia, better known by her stage name LA NIÑA, is a Neapolitan singer-songwriter who combines the styles of Rosalía and Teresa De Sio. She and her producer, KWSK Ninja, combine Neapolitan tradition with internationally popular pop and urban sounds to create a cutting-edge concept that combines English, Italian, and Neapolitan. Her first album, "VANITAS," is... read full bio
Sam Dust, also known as his stage name LA Priest is a musician who was previously apart of the dance-punk band, Late of the Pier. As a solo artist, Dust focuses on experimental pop, space-age rock and quirky IDM. He has most recently released his debut studio album, “Inji”. Some of his most popular songs include, “Oino”, “Learning To Love”,... read full bio
La Roux is an electronic music artist, fronted by Eleanor “Elly” Jackson. Her self-titled album was released to critical and commercial acclaim, winning a Grammy Award. The album produced hit singles ‘In for the Kill’ and ‘Bulletproof.’ She has performed at a multitude of different venues, premiered music on BBC Radio 1, and more. La Roux has shared the stage... read full bio
Jose Ramírez's musical endeavor, La Texana, originated in Tijuana, Baja California. Influenced by post-punk and Spanish alternative rock, he started producing music at the age of 17 using only a laptop and guitar. His first EP, Morro, containing Un Día Como Hoy, has now amassed over 6.5 million listens, and he made his debut with Nunca He Sabido Amar. With... read full bio
The trio of electronic music producers Charlesthefirst, Supertask and Potions is behind Lab Group. Lab Group is an ever-evolving aggregate for the trio's combined creative efforts, born out of an initial self-titled tour. The project started as a means for the core trio to collaborate, but it has since evolved into a curatorial effort that includes some of their favorite producers.... read full bio
Lady Bird is a punk rock trio for the U.K. destined to be the next big thing in the genre since Arctic Monkeys took the world by storm. In 2018, they signed to Slave’s Girl Fight Records and since then, they’re launched to stardom which coincided with a sold-out U.K. headline tour in 2019. After that, they sat down and... read full bio
If you haven't heard of Lady Blackbird yet, you will in due time. The Los Angeles-based singer is turning heads in the jazz and music world with her distinctly strong and raw voice. Gilles Peterson called Lady Blackbird "the Grace Jones of Jazz," while others compared her to Amy Winehouse and other classic vocalists. These comparisons and inspirations are fairly amazing. Marley... read full bio
Aly Spaltro, known by her stage name Lady Lamb, is a songwriter and musician. Spaltro started recording music while working at a video rental store in her hometown in Maine. Her first recordings were distributed at the Bullmoose Record Store in Maine. Spaltro later moved to New York to record her debut studio record, Ripely Pine. Since, she has gained... read full bio
Lady Lubany's upbringing in Palestine was permanently marked by the presence of music. She began writing songs at the age of 11, and by the age of 17, she was a member of a peace choir, which gave her the opportunity to perform for politicians such as Barack Obama, the 44th President of the United States. She initially traveled to... read full bio
Lael Neale is an up-and-coming alternative-indie singer-songwriter from Virginia who is currently based out of Los Angeles. While growing up in a farm in Virginia, Neale found herself close to writers who wrote about nature which include John Steinbeck, Mary Oliver, and Ralph Waldo Emerson. After moving to Los Angeles, Neale found new influences and bean writing different types of... read full bio
Laelo Black is consistently leaving her mark on the rich, alternative music scene that is now thriving in the UK. Since entering the scene, this eclectic sound-curator has established a reputation for her performances that set new standards for genre-defying fusions and globally-focused selections. Her sets also produce fresh auras and atmospheres for London's devoted partygoers. Laelo has been showcasing her... read full bio
