Zachary Cale is a songwriter and musician from Enon, Louisiana. Inspired by his upbringing and later travels to New York City, Cale produces his own unique brand of blues. His influences are drawn from American guitar, country music, and folk rock. Cale performs not only solo but also with a full electric band. His guitar playing is complex and awes... read full bio
Zach Templar, an English musician, is well-known for songs including "Skinn," "Hold on," and "Forever Tide." You may listen to his own songs on YouTube. He admitted to his followers that he put "so much" effort into his song "Supercar." On his Instagram, he publishes pictures of himself modeling.... read full bio
Zac Clark is a member of Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness and The Young Volcanoes. A creative spirit, Clark has given new life to alternative indie music. He has toured the world, supporting acts like Billy Joel and Weezer. In addition, he has appeared on the Today Show and Conan. His multi-instrumentalist talent has given him the songwriting breadth to... read full bio
Yxngxr1, an artist who was born in Cardiff, brings a distinct blend of uniqueness and raw sound to the music industry, making him a welcome and revitalizing addition. He has carved out a niche for himself as an artist who doesn't take himself too seriously by releasing a wide variety of music on a consistent basis, which has garnered him... read full bio
The guitarist and band Covet's writer is Yvette Young. She has a solo project where she performs on piano, acoustic guitar and violin in addition to her band. Yvette studied the piano and violin classically as a child before picking up the guitar in the hospital. She worked as an art teacher for a while after earning a degree in fine... read full bio
Yung Singh has spent the summer advancing from a local phenomenon to a dazzling continental star, making him one of the most intriguing DJs on the European circuit. Being an open format DJ, Singh's performances can include anything from hip-hop to trance to grime, jungle and DnB mixed with Punjabi folk to garage, UK funk and everything in between. His era-defining Boiler Room set... read full bio
Yuna is a Malaysian singer-songwriter and fashion director from Alor Setar, Kedah, Malaysia. She first gained popularity through the social media network Myspace, which is where she first started uploading her music. She shortly gained over one million plays on her music and was then signed with the Fader Label. Yuna started writing songs when she was only 14 years... read full bio
Three friends in Christchurch, New Zealand, formed the electro-pop group Yumi Zouma as a home recording project. Nevertheless, they soon outgrew their modest beginnings and began to perform live around the globe. Their music gradually changed and by the time of Present Tense, the trio had started to add acoustic instruments and live percussion into their arrangements. They had been balancing... read full bio
Yumi And The Weather has spent the past few years perfecting her one-of-a-kind blend of electrifying technicolor psych-pop by combining it with elements of garage rock, shoegaze, and indie music, as well as electronic undercurrents. She made her debut in 2013 with the release of her EP titled "All We Can," which received widespread acclaim from music critics. Previous albums of... read full bio
Yukon Blonde is an indie rock band based in Vancouver. The Canadian band is comprised of five band members including Jeff Innes, Brandon Scott, Graham Jones, James Younger, and Rebecca Gray. The band draws a lot of inspiration from their British pop heroes, which has lead to their unique blend of indie pop and indie sounds. Front man, Jeff Innes,... read full bio
The singer, whose parents are from Cameroon and who was born in Quessy, north of Paris, initially came to public attention as a finalist on the French singing competition Nouvelle Star before signing with a big label. When she finally decided to break free from her contract and become an independent artist, she experimented with a more sensual trap-beat sound... read full bio
Yppah (pronounced "Yippah"), also known as Joe Corrales, Jr., released his debut album You Are Beautiful At All Times in 2006. His magnificent debut is a luscious blend of beautiful, often melancholy electronica, breakbeat drum samples, and shoegazed melodies arranged in an evocative soundscape. Yppah’s music frequently combines guitars shoved through massive reverbs/delays, keyboards/synthesizers, live drums, and other techniques, drawing on... read full bio
The music of Brighton-based Youth Sector is a coiled spring of urgency and erratic energy, while the band's lyrics provide some catharsis for the complexity of contemporary adult life. The Brighton quartet, who draw inspiration from art school greats DEVO and Talking Heads, never indulge in melancholy; instead, they manage to turn commonplace stories into joyful, energetic music with catchy choruses... read full bio
With the release of their anthem-filled debut EP, Too Late for Apologies, the Australian underground was blasted by the sun-drenched punk of Yours Truly. The Sydney-based band, which includes vocalist Mikaila Delgado, guitarists Teddie Winder-Haron and Lachlan Cronin and drummer Bradley Cronon, soon built a following by touring nonstop throughout Australia to perform their brand of anthemic pop-punk with emo influences. Yours... read full bio
Youngr is a gifted British singer, songwriter, producer, and musician who was given the name Dario Younger Brigham-Bowes. The son of August Darnell, a.k.a. Kid Creole of Kid Creole and the Coconuts, he was born on February 27, 1989 in Urmston, close to Manchester, England. Youngr began his musical career in 2012 when he and his brother Lorne Ashley Brigham-Bowes... read full bio
Dissolver, Younghusband's second album, had a long list of notable artists when it was published. It was published by ATP, produced by Robert Hampson of Loop, recorded at Geoff Barrow's Invada Studios and featured the expansive viola playing of Warren Ellis from Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds. The end result was an album that gently rejected the neo-psych label that... read full bio
Californian indie rock group Young the Giant has won the hearts of music fans all around the world. Amazon.com named their self-titled first album the third-best rock album of the year. The album reached new heights thanks to the group's performance at the MTV Video Music Awards, landing at number 42 on the Billboard 200 albums chart. Their debut single,... read full bio
The New Jersey based quartet, Young Rising Sons, is a band to watch. Their debut single, High, showcases the group’s summery spirit and feel good outlook. The group delivers an uplifting alternative rock style that comes off undeniably honest. Radio broadcasting critics such as SiriusXM’s Alt Nation and BBC Radio 1’s Zane Lowe greet the debut single with lavish praise.... read full bio
The soundtrack of Young Gun Silver Fox was created by two talented musicians, Andy Platts and Shawn Lee. The UK-based team has created a distinctive sound that recalls the exciting and significant era of 1970s Los Angeles. Their debut album, West End Coast, honors this heyday of recording by fusing soulful vocals, flawless melodies, top-notch musicianship, and cutting-edge production equipment. Both... read full bio
Young Friend by Drew Tarves captures the summertime nostalgia of post-adolescence while plunging deeply into a pool of self-reflection, sounding both timeless and contemporary all at once. The six songs on Tarves' new EP, HOW DID WE GET HERE serve as a practical mission statement for this gifted singer-songwriter. They highlight his natural tunefulness and lovingly slack croon, which adorn this... read full bio
