Ali Kolbert obtained a position as an NBC Page at 30 Rock following her graduation from NYU Tisch, where she worked on programs like Saturday Night Live, The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon and Late Night with Seth Meyers. In that very building, Ali made her broadcast debut on Jimmy Fallon's The Tonight Show. Since then, Ali has made numerous appearances on... read full bio
Anthony Naples is a music producer, DJ and co-owner of the Incienso record label based in NYC. He soon established himself as a significant agitator, coming from a group of producers and DJs with broad perspectives. Naples' decade of music creation has been one of new and imaginative vision on the electronic scene, with a long list of record releases. The trippy,... read full bio
Alex Elle is a highly acclaimed author, breathwork coach, and writing teacher who resides in Maryland with her family. As a New York Times bestselling author, she has earned a reputation for her powerful and insightful writing on topics such as mindfulness, self-care, and personal growth. Writing became a crucial part of Alex's life as a means of therapy and healing,... read full bio
Alex Blumberg is an American entrepreneur and podcast pioneer, widely regarded as one of the most innovative voices in the audio storytelling industry. He is the co-founder and CEO of the podcast production company Gimlet Media, which has been responsible for some of the most popular and critically acclaimed podcasts of the past decade, including StartUp, Reply All, and Homecoming. Blumberg's... read full bio
Amanda Montell is an accomplished author, linguist, and writer from Baltimore, Maryland, born on 16 February 1992. She received a degree in linguistics from New York University, which laid the foundation for her fascinating exploration of language in her writing. Montell's debut book, Wordslut: A Feminist Guide to Taking Back the English Language, was published in 2019 and received widespread critical... 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
Alix Page released her much awaited debut EP, Old News. A honest demonstration of her instinctive storytelling, Old News is Alix's coming-of-age documentary of heartbreak. Alix Page backed Alfie Templeman and Ella Jane on a number of US tour dates and toured with Gracie Abrams in promotion of her new album, which was produced by Half•Alives Brett Kramer and masterfully finished... read full bio
With an impressive sense of reality, Irish singer-songwriter Amy Michelle's music bridges the gap between youthful naivety and the frequently harsh realities of maturity. She creates the environment as an artist who has matured and discovered things to be lacking. "welcome to the sidelines" is an existential song that wraps its worries and insecurities in a flurry of vocal effects and... read full bio
According to the surface, Addison Grace appears to be an ordinary young woman who works in retail and is trying to predict what her future might hold as a new graduate, like many of her Gen-Z peers. She is a singer-songwriter-personality with over 2.6 million TikTok fans online is known as @graceful.addison. As a young girl, Grace started recording covers in... read full bio
Alanna Royale creates contemporary R&B and soul songs with a vintage aesthetic. Big melodies, brassy explosions, percussive punch and vintage rhythms make up the sound and the songs highlight not only frontwoman Alanna's enormous voice but also her compositional prowess. Alanna Quinn-Broadus wants you to know that she is not "Alanna Royale," a headcase lead singer who is eager to go solo and... read full bio
Little Green House, the new album from Anxious, was created with the luxury of time, which is something very few bands have when creating their debut record. Grady Allen on vocals, Dante Melucci and Ryan Savitski on guitars, Sam Allen on bass and Jonny Camner on drums made up the band. With extensive touring plans put on hold and daily life... read full bio
Akemi, a singer and composer, started creating songs when she was eight years old. But, she didn't take singing seriously until she was in her late teens due to extreme stage fright. Beginning with the single "Your Love," she released her debut EP, "Colour You In," which was composed and recorded while she was in lockdown. Akemi's five-track album has... read full bio
Anson Seabra is a sensitive singer-songwriter who creates piano-driven pop that is expertly produced and philosophical. With songs like "Broken" and "Emerald Eyes," he made his online debut and amassed a sizable following on social media. Songs I Wrote in My Bedroom, his first full-length album, was followed by the EP Feeling for My Life and the ballad "One Day... read full bio
amilost is a group of three friends who have a strong musical background and a talent for crafting songs that transform unfiltered emotion into works of art. A Norwegian-British trio with a London base that blends varied musical influences: vocalist and producer Sigrid Zeiner-Gundersen received classical training in Oslo and was brought up on Grieg and Mozart, but later she began... read full bio
When "Fate: The Winx Saga" on Netflix first debuted, it quickly shot to the top of the global Netflix charts. The streaming sensation also features flawless music and a fresh, strong voice. The show features the self-assured song "Kids In The Corner" by rising artist Amber Van Day. In the first few minutes of the show, "Kids In The Corner" appears in the dramatic... read full bio
Alexander Glantz, a native of Chicago, is the brains behind Alexander 23. "Dirty AF1s," his debut single, shot to the top of the DSP charts. He released his critically lauded debut EP, "I'm Sorry I Love You," later that fall, and then spent the remainder of the year on tour with Alec Benjamin and Omar Apollo, making his Lollapalooza debut.... read full bio
Abhi, the son of a teacher and a diplomat, was born in southern India, but he spent his formative years around the world, at various points calling Beijing, Hong Kong, New Delhi and the Fiji Islands home. He relocated to California, where he recorded his debut EP, "Where Are My Friends" and attended college to study music production. With no traditional... read full bio
The world's first Anti-Boyband, AQUIHAYAQUIHAY, is made up of Jay-lee, Neqer, Phynx, Zizzy and Nehly. They define M-pop with crossover genres including R&B, hip-hop and traditional Latin rhythms. Everyone holds the belief that in order to be a member of anything, you must have a link or characteristic, something that sets a group of individuals apart or gives them a common trait. It... read full bio
Abby McEnany is a multitalented writer, comedian, and actress widely recognized for her work in the television series "Work in Progress." With a diverse range of skills and a unique comedic style, McEnany has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry. Having spent her formative years in Boston, Providence, and Columbus, McEnany's upbringing was marked by exposure to different cities... read full bio
Rappers Brian Warren and Quentin Branch form the experimental hiphop group ANGRY BLACKMEN, which is located in Chicago. ABM takes inspiration from a variety of artists, including MF DOOM and Kanye West. Before being noticed by LA-based independent label Deathbomb Arc (formerly home to groups including jpegmafia, Death Grips and Clipping), the group acquired a cult-like following online. Angry Blackmen then released... read full bio
