Aquilo is an English musical duo that consists of members Ben Fletcher and Tom Higham. Aquilo is based out of Silverdale, Lancashire, England, and the duo grew up together but were part of rivaling rock bands in their hometown. They both went their own way musically in different projects before they decided to form together to create Aquilo. After their... read full bio
Luke Neher and Sam Gill make up the electronic music duo Ara Koufax. The two began creating music in high school. Since, they have performed around the world on tour and at various festivals. From Australia to Asia to Europe, the group has astounded a variety of audiences. In addition, they have commissioned projects for Melbourne Music Week and the... read full bio
Hailing from Oklahoma City, the Alt-Rock outfit Aranda was formed around the brothers Gabe on lead vocals and Dameon on guitar + bass. From the very beginning, music was an important part of the way the two related to each other. They formed their first band when they were in middle school, eventually forming Aranda near the end of high... read full bio
Alejandra Ghersi, better known as her stage name Arca, is a Venezuelan musician, singer, composer, DJ, record producer and mixing engineer who performs a mixture of genres which include electronic, experimental, avant-pop, and industrial hip-hop. Arca was born in Caracas, Venezuela, and while growing up, Arca was privately educated and took piano lessons which led her to love music. As... read full bio
Arcade released several albums. Their first self-titled album was released and contained 12 songs. Notably, the cover-art for Arcade featured the face of porn star Tricia Yen. Nothin' To Lose", "Cry No More" & "Messed Up World" were singles. The album sold 100,000+ copies in the US. Arcade's second album was recorded and released in 1994 and was produced by... read full bio
Arcade Fire, a Montreal-based band, has been at the forefront of exploring the theme of neighborhoods and the suburban lifestyle in their music. With their 2004 breakthrough album "Funeral," which was ranked as the number 1 album of the '00s by Rolling Stone, Arcade Fire became a symbol of the yearning for the memories of youth that were lost in... read full bio
Arctic Monkeys' impressive debut album is titled Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not. It entered the Billboard charts at #24, an unprecedented accomplishment for a debut act on an independent label. They put on an energetic live show and have a rapidly expanding and increasingly rabid fan base. Their intoxicating debut single ""I Bet You Look Good... read full bio
Arcy Drive, a group of four good friends from Northport, New York, started creating their scratchy but lively sound when they had some spare time and an attic to jam in. They distributed their "Attic-Rock" recordings locally while traveling in a 1989 Toyota van. The four restored an old school bus and started touring the country before their first official release... read full bio
Arden Jones is a singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Los Angeles who perfectly blends pop, hip-hop and alt into music that is unmistakably his own while still capturing the iconic, serotonin-filled California summers. His catchy songs and euphoric, nostalgia-inspired beats contrast nicely with his creative lyrics and humorous poetry, which convey heartfelt, accessible thoughts. Arden loved music more than skating and surfing... read full bio
Ari Abdul, a native of Brooklyn has developed her own style of melancholy alternative pop. Ari Abdul's love of music developed quickly as she was growing up. Her Costa Rican/Palestinian father introduced her to classic rock, while her Ecuadorian mother enjoyed Latin music. Her brothers, who were huge fans of metal and hip-hop, completed the picture. At age 14, she advanced... read full bio
With her latest work, rising star and melody queen Ari Hicks is leaving a lasting impression and enthralling listeners all over the world. Ari embodies a compelling dualism that alternates between light and dark, akin to the yin and yang, and bravely accepts her genuine self. Fans are left wanting more by her vibrant synths and contagious tones, which are... read full bio
Ari Roar, or Caleb Ian Campbell, is an alternative indie artist from Dallas, Texas. Growing up, Campbell was inspired by his town to create music. Pursuing music became Campbells full time job after deciding college wasnt on his future repertoire. Travelling between Dallas and Miami Beach, Campbell started his musical journey. Writing and recording music was Campbells passion, and it... read full bio
Arima Ederra, who was born to immigrant Ethiopian parents, was saddled with the bittersweet burden of being a first-generation American artist who had to choose between fulfilling her heart's desire and doing her best to uphold her parents' sacrifices. The singer grew up in Las Vegas and rebelliously pursued her interests in art, music and spirituality, which occasionally made her stand out... read full bio
Robert Sotelo, Ron Montoya, Rodolfo Covarrubias, Karim Israel, and Todd Johnson are the members of the reggae band Arise Roots. Together, they play the music of Arise Roots. The band has put out three studio albums, titled "Love and War," "Moving Forward," and "Lay Your Guns Down." The songs "Nice and Slow," "Rootsman Town," "Cool Me Down," "Dangerous," "Better Man," and... read full bio
The Aristofreeks is the name of the funky beast that comprises of DMX mixing championship finalist Max Martire (Space/Amnesia Ibiza/Warner Music) and the internationally renowned producer Shanti Matkin alias Matt King. Both combine exceptional musical skills with a musical background that ensures their aim to reinject modern house music into Disco classics plus producing new tunes that maintain the Disco... read full bio
ARIZONA is an alternative/indie/electronic/pop band from New Jersey who has performed at many notable events and festivals such as: Hangout Fest, Bottlerock Napa, Governor’s Ball, Firefly Music Festival, Westword Music Showcase, and Lollapalooza. ARIZONA consists of members Zachary Charles, Nathan Esquite and David Labuguen and the trio met while studying at Berklee College of Music and Emerson College. After starting... read full bio
Arkells are a multiple Juno Award-winning band who have solidified themselves as Canadian rock radio mainstays. Named after Arkell Street in Hamilton, which is near where the band was born at McMaster University. Early on in their musical career, the band toured with Matt Mays & El Torpedo as their opening act. They later toured across Canada with Waking Eyes,... read full bio
The band Arkells got their start in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada in 2006. The members all met at McMaster University. They released their debut EP “Deadlines” in 2007 and a year later, they were signed to Dine Alone Records, with whom they re-issued their EP and released their debut studio album “Jackson Square”. The 12-track album was certified Gold. Their 2011... read full bio
Arlo Guthrie is the son of famed folk artist Woody Guthrie. His music continues the legacy of his father with social conscience themes and songs that have become American staples, such as Alice's Restaurant" and "The City of New Orleans." With songs like "Alice's Restaurant", too long for radio airplay; "Coming into Los Angeles", banned from many radio stations but... read full bio
Arm's Length, a Canadian emo band, were painfully aware that they were rubbing shoulders with some of the biggest performers in the world as they were producing their debut album, Never Before Seen, Never Again Found. They recorded the drums in Toronto's Noble Street Studios, which has also hosted sessions for Justin Bieber, The Weeknd and Kanye West. They were merely... read full bio
