One new song per week for a year, written and recorded: the idea seems straightforward enough, but how about the execution Not that much, perhaps. Most bands are unable to complete ten or eleven tracks in that much time. Hell... I've lived on Earth for more than 12,000 days, yet I still haven't written a single hummable song. Combine the... read full bio
Polish native Ilona Europa’s unique sound of Pop combined with Rocktronica has landed her in features in Billboard Magazine, Remix Magazine, Women Who Rock magazine, EQ Magazine, and Best Magazine to name a few. Her single “Live Forever” debuted at #66 on the Global Dance Traxx chart and her single “Degree of Love” was licensed for the blockbuster dance game... read full bio
Ian's debut on television was as a guest builder on Monster Garage on the Discovery Channel. They successfully constructed the Monster Garage "Santa Claus Parade Float" with a group of builders. Ian was excited to meet Jesse James, a renowned motorcycle builder and host and he is pleased that they stay in touch so that he may know about Jessie's upcoming endeavors. Ian Johnson is... read full bio
Pietro Iannuzzi, a musician who specializes in electronic music, goes by the stage name Indian Wells. His music is technically complex, theoretically driven and emotionally charged. It is heavily influenced by his own cultural heritage and references aspects of social and geographic isolation. "No One Really Listens To Oscillators" is the aptly named new album from Indian Wells, the brainchild of the Italian... read full bio
Issues is an American metalcore band that's been established in Atlanta, Georgia. AJ Rebollo on guitar and vocals, Skyler Acord on bass and vocals and Josh Manuel on drums make up the band at the moment. They are renowned for fusing metalcore, nu metal, pop, and modern R&B. Woe, Is Me's founding members Michael Bohn and Tyler Carter left to join Issues,... read full bio
Irma Thomas ranks among The Crescent City R&B's greatest and most enduring musical ambassadors. Although she never experienced the widespread commercial success of contemporaries like Aretha Franklin and Etta James, they nonetheless breathe the same rarefied air in the minds of many soul music connoisseurs as the undisputed Soul Queen of New Orleans—a title officially bestowed by local officials, no less.... read full bio
Isabelle Brown is a singer-songwriter who is the perfect choice for you if you are seeking for a musical artist who excels in both vocals and lyrics in their songs. The teenage vocalist made her professional debut with the release of her track "Places." Brown's songs are known for their deep subject matter and soulful vocals, which helped establish Brown... read full bio
Since his major debut during lockdown, Interplanetary Criminal's impact to the sound of UK garage has not gone unnoticed. The producer first gained attention by releasing a number of hit songs on labels like E-Beamz and Kalahari Oyster Cult that combined shuffled beats with rough-edged melodies. He has become an expert at the UKG sound over time, making waves in all... read full bio
Issey Cross, a musician based in London, is a promising new artist to keep an eye on. She already has a catalog of songs in the works. She grew up in a musical environment, which inspired her to write her own songs and perform as a teenager. Issey has carved out a place for herself in the industry and her unique mashup... read full bio
I. JORDAN, a DJ and one of dance music's most thrilling performers from London, is a true devotee of the genre's high-intensity, high-emotion dance music. I. JORDAN made the leap into releasing his own original music for the first time with an immediate impact after holding down DJ residencies and producing DIY parties across the UK for the better part of... read full bio
Imen, a Muslim singer from South London, hopes to become the first Hijabi artist to sell out arenas after being discovered while working as a waiter in Nando's in Streatham. She embodies diversity in terms of culture, race and religion and stands for love, acceptance and inclusion. Imen is an internationally recognized singer who sings in English, Italian, Arabic, Spanish, French and German. She... read full bio
Issam Alnajjar is paving the way for a new wave of Middle Eastern and North African musicians to dominate the international music landscape. He's a musician from Jordan who had been writing songs for a few years while emulating pop artists like Shawn Mendes and Ed Sheeran and admiring the originality of legends like Queen and The Weeknd when he found inspiration for... read full bio
Ines Rae, who recently entered the scene, has emerged as one of the most intriguing new young UK pop performers at the moment. Booked by Billie Eilish's UK agent Sol Parker, she has performed highly lauded headlining gigs in London and amassed support from Spotify, Radio One and "Song of the Day" lists, as well as appearances in Wonderland and Clash.... read full bio
IV4 plays a versatile game. The St. Louis-born singer and songwriter, who is also a dominant model, draws influence from a variety of sources, which is reflected in her multilayered R&B, pop and hip-hop style. She is a unique artist not simply because of the various hats she wears, but also because of the way she integrates all of those inspirations... read full bio
Iglooghost is a British artist whose riddles, music and artwork revolve on a make-believe ecosystem populated by bizarre creatures and little deities. Iglooghost is presently working on his sophomore album and has released many albums that each use multimedia elements to further explore this cosmos. He divides his time between composing otherworldly laptop music under the moniker Iglooghost and working with... read full bio
The path that IDMAN took to becoming a musician is one that is littered with formative experiences that are all anchored in unrelenting passion, freedom and purpose. The native of Toronto has discovered her voice through using a variety of these personal experiences to influence her songs. Her ascent to one of alt-R&B's most promising voices has been propelled by her... read full bio
Ithaca is humble. Their album, They Fear Us, is a powerful piece of heavy music with a lot of depth and significance. It's emotionally sophisticated and musically fertile, flawlessly assimilating inspirations as varied as Deftones and Converge to "Janet Jackson and Prince," with Sam hesitantly employing the term "prog-hardcore" and citing Rolo Tomassi as a parallel. 'Ithaca doing fine' will be old... read full bio
Undo The Blue has gotten overwhelmingly positive reviews from both reviewers and fans since its debut. The Times singled out Iraina's "intoxicating way with a melody," referring to her as "a new heroine to make us swoon," while Shindig Magazine praised "a playfully radical first album... perfectly amalgamating disco, psych, pop and rock." Iraina has also received enthusiastic support from... read full bio
Ivan Ave's affinity with music began on his elder sisters' CD shelves. The Norwegian MC nowadays creates tracks that are distinctly formed by sneaking into bedrooms from the 90's to play Janet Jackson and The Fugees records. His recent EP releases are all profoundly steeped in the R&B and Hip-Hop of his youth, possibly even more so than the jazz and... read full bio
With King Cobra, Infinity Knives & Brian Ennals have cemented their status as one of Baltimore's most intriguing, varied and radically creative hip-hop groups, after the release of their seminal album Rhino XXL and Dear, Sudan. King Cobra varies from spaced-out funk, janky rap anthems, sharp trap manifestos, to vast, synthesized rap ballads, all while bending hip-hop foundations to entirely individual styles.... read full bio
