BlackWaters is an indie-punk band from Guildford. They have been compared to bands like Fidlar and Palma Violets, but incorporate the classic punk sounds of The Clash and Ramones. Their sounds entertain audiences with in-your-face attitudes. BlackWaters has released a multitude of singles and music videos on the Internet. In addition, they have played on tour with acts like Strange... read full bio
Blake Mills is an American songwriter, guitarist, composer and producer. He was born in Santa Monica, California, and he grew up in Malibu where he studied high school at Malibu High School with Taylor Goldsmith. They started their musical career in a band they co-founded called Simon Dawes. The group released one EP and an album. After the band disbanded,... read full bio
Josh Edwards – a London-native – started Blanco White as a solo project back in 2014 with the goal of blending Latin American music with Andalusian music. He studied Andean instruments like the charango while spending time in Bolivia and learned to master his guitar playing while living in Spain. His goal was always to craft just the right kind... read full bio
Indie pop artist Bleachers has released two albums that topped that Billboard 200 chart- Strange Desire and Gone Now- joining the ranks of the greatest albums in the country. His debut single, the Gold-certified “I Wanna Get Better”, took the No. 1 spot on Billboard’s Bubbling Hot 100 Singles and Alternative Songs charts. Bleachers’ other popular singles include “Rollercoaster”, “Like... read full bio
Sabrina Teitelbaum, a singer/songwriter from Los Angeles, performs as Blondshell, her most irate, vulnerable and clear side. Blondshell is a lady who is aware of her wounds and rather than turning away, examines, treats and closes them. Teitelbaum took solace in the music of giants like Patti Smith, Joy Division and the Velvet Underground while growing up in a tumultuous New York City home. She... read full bio
Blood Orange is a project from the mind of Dev Hynes who is an English singer-songwriter and record producer. Prior to his solo work, Hynes has been a member of Test Icicles. Through Blood Orange, Hynes has released four studio albums, “Coastal Grooves”, “Cupid Deluxe” which peaked at number 18 on the US R&B charts, “Freetown Sound” which peaked at... read full bio
In contrast to Lucy Dacus and Sharon Van Etten, Blood Root's Taylor Wafford decided to stray away from folk and alt-country and plunge into ambient, deep soundscapes with her move from North Carolina to Nashville. Blood Root's words and song structure generate more complicated, whimsical sensations by dipping a toe into the worlds of jazz and shoegaze while preserving her... read full bio
A musical institution, Blood Sweat & Tears has left an indelible mark on the American music scene since 1968. One of the greatest horn bands in the history of popular music, Blood Sweat & Tears alumni roster reads like a Whos Who of the worlds greatest jazz and rock musicians. As Blood, Sweat & Tears has evolved through the years,... read full bio
The U.K.'s BLOXX infuse grunge and more polished '90s alt-rock into their melodic indie music, featuring a lead vocal and guitar performance by Ophelia Booth. The lighthearted song "Your Boyfriend" marked their music debut. While pursuing BTECs in music performance, Booth, Taz Sidhu (guitar), and Mozwin Norohna (drums) created BLOXX in Uxbridge, West London. Afterwards, Booth welcomed bassist Paul Raubišķis into... read full bio
Blue Rodeo is one of the most successful and well known contemporary Canadian bands, having released 12 full-length studio albums, three live recordings, one greatest hits package and five video/DVDs. Their studio albums have sold over three million copies. Blue Rodeo members have collaborated extensively with other notable Canadian artists, including Sarah McLachlan, The Tragically Hip, Burton Cummings, Great Big... read full bio
The creative spark that turned into Blue Sky Riders was struck as two veteran singer/songwriters worked on their first song together. The best part, says Kenny Loggins of that meeting with Gary Burr as he wrote for How About Now, was that when we sang together, we sounded like brothers. The last time I experienced that kind of blend was... read full bio
Blur is an English rock band form in London. The band consists of four talented individuals, Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, Alex James, and Dave Rowntree. They have released eight albums so far, “Leisure”, “Modern Life Is Rubbish”, “Parklife”, “The Great Escape”, “Blur”, “13”, “Think Tank”, and their most recent album being “The Magic Whip”. Blur has received a Brit Award... read full bio
Musicians such as Noah Kahan, Zach Bryan and Tyler Childers have transformed the folk and country music landscape, opening doors for new musicians to emerge. Now stepping into the forefront is Austin-born performer Bo Staloch, who has a unique style that freshly captures the essence of folk and country music. Bo Staloch has shown his ability to incorporate complex emotions into his... read full bio
Bob Schneider is an American musician who is best known for being the former lead singer of the rock band The Ugly Americans. As a solo artist, Schneider performs a mixture of pop, rock, folk, country, and funk music. Schneider was born in Ypsilanti, Michigan, and his father was an opera singer so at only two years old Schneider and... read full bio
The Bombay Bicycle Club is an indie rock band from London. Their music is led by guitar sounds and quite experimental- the band has worked across a multitude of genres including folk, electronica, world music, and indie. The band has toured worldwide as a headlining act, performing at festivals such as Reading and Leeds Festival, T in the Park, The... read full bio
For "Emma, Forever Ago", Bon Iver's self-titled first album, emerged on the indie folk scene of the late 2000s and quickly established itself as a classic album within the subgenre. The distinctive singing voice of Justin Vernon, who is both a vocalist and songwriter, was just what folk music needed; it challenged the conventions of the folk music genre. Bon... read full bio
Bonnie Prince Billy goes a man with many hats and, with that, a man of many names: Joseph Will Oldham, Palace Flophouse, Palace Brothers, Palace Music, Palace Songs, and of course Bonnie "Prince" Billy. Not only is he a singer-songwriter covering a wide range of genres (country rock, freak folk, gothic country, lo-fi, folk, alternative country, and classic country), but... read full bio
The daughter of the Broadway great John Raitt, Bonnie Raitt has long been the critics' favorite, but she did not achieve popular success until her ninth blockbuster album, which was titled Nick of Time and was released in 1989. Bottleneck guitar is a rare instrument for women, and Raitt is one of the few who can play it. Her songs... read full bio
Boom Forest is the creation of John Paul Roneys, a Nashville songwriter and contemporary, alternative advocate. Through his music, drawing inspiration from Bob Dylan, Kid A, and the Southern Baptist choir, the artist creates his own traditional sound. Boom Forest aspires to build authentic human connections with audiences across the nation. He has toured the nation without technology, practicing the... read full bio
The band Bootstraps is proof that great tunes will always find a listener. The Los Angeles-based group is known for its heart-on-sleeve rock grandeur; its songs unfold ominously and resolutely, with the guitars and lead singer Jordan Beckett's weary vocals leading the listener on a journey through a rugged emotional environment. Bootstraps' music has been prominently featured on television and... read full bio
