Waxlily's devotion to dance music was cultivated in the core of the musical communities of her spirit cities, from Ngunnawal to Stockholm to Gadigal. As a DJ and performer, Waxlily enjoys the genuine, lighthearted, and humorous relationships she forges with crowds. Her own party, Lolly Bag, has grown to be beloved by the Eora community; it's a Clubber's Safe Haven that... read full bio
WurlD, real name Sadiq Onifade, is a dynamic singer-songwriter who was born in Nigeria. The songwriter has composed music for Mario, Akon, Trinidad James, and BOB. The afrobeat artist has a devoted and devoted fan following because he tries to connect with people through his distinctive sound. Both music enthusiasts and casual listeners are enthralled by WurlD's production of new-age... read full bio
The debut album of Black British shoegaze band Whitelands, titled "Night-bound Eyes Are Blind To The Day," is now available. Alongside Big Joanie and Bob Vylan, the London-based quartet is leading the way in the new wave of Black British guitar music. Their debut album is out as they are touring the UK with shoegaze icons Slowdive. It comes after an... read full bio
Since their formation in high school, Vancouver's Winona Forever have surfed a wave of musical curiosity and chemistry that no one could have predicted. fanbase a period of formative years spent traveling Canada and packed Vancouver's hardy DIY venues, the band's hit Keep Kool accidentally led to a worldwide fanbase. While they awaited the release of Feelgood, the sophomore album... read full bio
WINSON is a hard techno visionary who began his adventure with a steadfast love of the electronic community. Winson's ascent was paved with a friend's game-changing turntable gift. When Winson entered the world of TikTok, he quickly gained a fanbase because to his unique style of skillfully fusing harsh techno with vocals. As a result of the online excitement, Winson was able to... read full bio
White Zombie was a Grammy Award-nominated American heavy metal band named after the 1932 film of the same name, which starred Béla Lugosi. Based in New York, White Zombie was originally a noise rock band. White Zombie is better known for their later heavy metal-oriented sound, with lyrics heavily influenced by horror films. Unlike other metal bands of the 1990s,... read full bio
Warwick Smith is an Australian politician, and was a Liberal member of the Australian House of Representatives from December 1984 to March 1993 and again from March 1996 to October 1998, representing the Division of Bass, Tasmania. Having studied law at the Australian National University and worked as a solicitor in Tasmania, Smith was elected to Parliament in 1984 and... read full bio
American actor William Devane is best known for portraying late President John F. Kennedy in the made for TV movie Missiles of October, for his role as Greg Sumner on primetime soap Knots Landing, and for playing James Heller on the hit drama 24. His supporting roles include McCabe & Mrs. Miller, Marathon Man, and Space Cowboys. Devane got his... read full bio
Willie Gault is an all around athlete. He is a former American football player and Olympian. Willie Gault attended the University of Tennessee. Gault played football and was on the track and field team. During track and field career, he was supposed to be apart of the Olympic games in Moscow, Russia. He was set to compete in the 4... read full bio
As Owner and CEO of Uncle Jack's Steakhouses in New York City, Willie Degel takes a no nonsense approach to customer service and culinary excellence. Willie has made a commitment to understanding both his employees and his customers better by working each and every position at the restaurant so he knows how to best train his employees to meet the... read full bio
Witney Carson is a professional dancer and choreographer, best known for her prestigious status as a professional on Dancing with the Stars. She was only 18 years old when she was first chosen to be a contestant on So You Think You Can Dance, and finished ladies' second runnerup. This catapulted her dancing career, and led to her becoming a... read full bio
Warren G is an American west coast rapper who is best known for his breakout song ""Regulate"" which featured his close friend Nate Dogg. The song reached number 2 in the United States and charted worldwide. When he isn't making and writing rap music, he is working as a producer, and a DJ. He has had many songs make it... read full bio
We The Kings is a rising American rock band from Bradenton, Florida that has been steadily gaining popularity since 2007 due to their catchy melodies, relatable lyrics, and down-to-earth personalities. The band's original members were Travis Clark, Danny Duncan, and brothers Hunter and Drew Thompson. They debuted with their self-titled album in 2007, which featured the popular single "Check Yes... read full bio
Los Angeles-based R&B singer-songwriter, Wrabel was catapulted to fame when his song Ten Feet Tall was featured in the Bud Light Super Bowl commercial, being heard by a hundred million viewers. Previously, he wrote songs for artists like Phillip Phillips an Adam Lambert, before signing with Island thanks to a demo recording of Ten Feet Tall. The track is collaboration... read full bio
Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Whitey Ford spent his whole sixteen-year MLB career with the New York Yankees. His accomplishments include becoming a ten-time MLB All-Star and six-time World Series champion. He was honored with the Cy Young Award and World Series MVP Award, both in the same year. Whitey led the AL in winds three times and in earned... read full bio
Welshy Arms is a rock/blues group that has released an EP, titled Welcome, and a self-titled studio album. Their songs have been heard in trailers for the blockbuster films The D Train, starring Jack Black, and the Quentin Tarantino-directed The Hateful Eight. Welshy Arms’ music has also been used in the national TV and radio campaign for the Cleveland Indians,... read full bio
Willy Moon is a singer, songwriter, and producer from New Zealand. Moon is best known for his single “Yeah Yeah”, which hit number twenty-six on the United Kingdom Singles Chart. The song also was used in an Apple iPod advertisement. His music is said to be a fusion of 50’s rock’n’roll and modern production that uses techniques of hip-hop. Moon... read full bio
Caroline Cecil, better known as Whipped Cream, is a Canadian DJ who is based in Vancouver. After pursuing several different options, Cecil found herself with a passion for producing and playing hip-hop influenced dark bass music. She describes her music as limitless and feels it isn’t tied down to just one genre. Cecil has gained support from numerous artists such... read full bio
Willie Jones is an up-and-coming country artist from Shreveport, Louisiana, who has country roots and R&B and hip-hop influence. Growing up, Jones sang gospel and went on to perform on stage in musical theater. Later on in life he gained fame after performing on the series “X Factor”. This led him to a musical career and since then he has... read full bio
wAFF is a British DJ and producer who specializes in house and techno music. His mission is to spread positive vibes and connectivity through his music. wAFF is credited for kick starting the underground dance scene in Hull and Leeds where he hosted his Koala parties. It was through these Koala parties and time spent in Ibiza that wAFF was... read full bio
