Social media has a way of disseminating even the most obscure musical genres and mashups, bringing fresh sounds and unorthodox takes on worn-out song clichés. Country music is frequently anti-LGBTQ+ since it is usually linked with rural America, Southern small towns and groups that are politically and culturally conservative. Dallas, whose actual name is Jake Hill, hasn't stated if he is... read full bio
DeWolff is a young Dutch trio consisting of a Hammond organ, guitar and drums that plays supercharged southern blues-rock with a hint of soul and psychedelia. They have been performing together for half of their lives and are among the meanest, most vivacious, battle-tested, most talented musicians in the world. Even though they are still in their mid-20s, they have already... read full bio
Beth Jeans Houghton, a musician, songwriter, animator and video director, reinterpreted her music to create the swaggering, heart-on-sleeve rock of Du Blonde. Houghton combined emotional lyricism with the gritty tones of punk, blues, garage rock and soul on albums like the one he self-produced, Lung Bread for Daddy. On Homecoming, she later allowed some pop influences to show through without sacrificing any... read full bio
Dave Hill is a renowned comedian, writer, actor and musician who presently resides in New York City but is originally from Cleveland. In addition to other shows, he has been on Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Girls5eva, Joe Pera Talks with You, Inside Amy Schumer, @midnight, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, The Tick, The Jim Gaffigan Show and the most recent American edition of... read full bio
The co-founder and creative director of the B2B content marketing firm Velocity in London is Doug Kessler. Among Doug's writings on the subject are "Crap: Why The Biggest Threat to Content Marketing is Content Marketing" and "The Big Fat Content Marketing Strategy Checklist." Doug frequently rants about the regressive forces of subpar marketing, but he does it with a grin. Doug... read full bio
Beginning as street performers in Wellington, New Zealand, their distinctive Pop RnB style has allowed them to accompany artists like Ed Sheeran and tour Europe with Christina Aguilera and Camilla Cabello. With standout US performances at the i-Heart Radio Festival, Rolling Stone Magazine's Coachella party and two sold-out headline club events in New York, they have established themselves as one of... read full bio
Of course MaMa Def is a celebration of Senegal's rich musical heritage, infused with hip-hop, electronic sounds and Afrobeats that draw inspiration from the continent's many cultures and rhythms. As a result, the band effectively projects a future, pan-African vision into the global scene. The lioness of the duet, Mamy Victory has 20 years of experience in the urban music arena and... read full bio
Rolling Stone Magazine referred to DJ Harvey as “the Keith Richards of dance music” and included him in their list of 25 DJs that rule the planet. Harvey travels the world at his own speed, giving himself plenty of time to indulge in his other interests, which include fast motorbike riding, record collecting, hi-fi collecting and mantiques.... read full bio
The Dude of Life, also known as Steve Pollak, is the leader of the five-piece, genre-bending Dude of Life Band. The Dude first teamed up with Trey Anastasio in high school, and the two have been writing songs together for Phish for several decades. The Dude has written the lyrics to several of Phish's most well-known songs, including as Fluffhead,... read full bio
One of the few positive things the Covid crisis produced was the reissue of Depresion Sonora's debut EP, which was released during lockdown and published by Sonido Muchacho months later. It included songs about his teenage angst and the frustrations brought on by the pandemic, as well as ones that were inspired by the cramped circumstances we were all living... read full bio
Known as "The All American Boy," DEAD X began his career as an American Hard Dance musician. Along with working together and sharing the stage with fellow producer Lil Texas, he is keeping up his fast-paced song release schedule. Dead X is cited as saying, "It's my mission to bring Punk Rock to Hardstyle," in response to a question concerning... read full bio
Singer-songwriter Darren Mulligan is a Christian. He is a member of the band We Are Messengers, which is located in Monaghan, Ireland. The current members of the band are drummer Drew Kerxton, bassist Raul Aguilar, lead vocalist and guitarist Darren Mulligan, and singer and guitarist Kyle Williams. Their self-titled debut studio album, We Are Messengers, was released by Word Records and... read full bio
Throughout his storied career, Phantasy has sculpted and moulded the music we know and love via relentless invention, never standing still and never afraid to try new roads. DJ Phantasy recognized the need to become involved right away and quickly rose to become one of the world's most regarded producer/DJs, helping to nurture Dance Music from its infancy to the... read full bio
Deaf Club is a raw, sarcastic soundscape that channels crust, thrash, and grind (un)sensibilities in a blastbeat-driven, hardcore punk onslaught. The band's style is characterized by brief pauses, bizarre frequencies and effects, a fast tempo, and vocals that are hurled sharply. It appears that this style is based on a nasty sound meets highbrow messaging ethos. Justin Pearson (The Locust,... read full bio
It's easiest to think of Dingus Khan as a band. This century's most captivating and horrific guitarist/frontman is accompanied by two drummers, two bassists, and an electric ukulele wizard. They occasionally carry out rehearsed dance performances and are all dressed in white. Melodic pop sensibilities encase bone-crushingly hard rock 'n' roll with equal parts of ecstasy, discomfort, and fury. Fierce Panda... read full bio
The sound of Dystinct is a synthesis of pop, electronic, and hip-hop music. They employ a range of sounds and samples to produce genuinely original work. Many contemporary artists bear the influence of Dystinct, especially those that use hip-hop motifs in their creations. Both seasoned musicians and up-and-coming ones find inspiration in them. With their debut single, Dystinct launched their lengthy... read full bio
daste. is an Australian trio based on the Gold Coast that combines elements of R&B and soul into their laid-back indie-pop style. They have been compared to a cross between Tora, Two Another, and LEISURE. Braxton, Tyler, and Callum were all pursuing a "Popular Music" degree at Griffith University when they first became friends in high school. After playing together with... read full bio
DORA was born into a family with a rich creative legacy, and she immediately displayed her innate musical aptitude. She grew up listening to music in her home, including songs by Kendrick Lamar and Ella Fitzgerald. Following her accomplishments as a Lead Singer in the Creative Junior Big Band and running a profitable YouTube covers channel, DORA launches her solo music... read full bio
Originating from Tampa, Adam Brubaker, also known as DeemZoo, burst into the scene following six years of producing music in his bedroom. His use of elements of mother nature and her creatures in his sound design gives him a very distinctive resonance. If you pay close attention, you can hear the majesty of a Kodiak Bear's roars or the soft cries... read full bio
Drummer Blake Allison and lead vocalist Joey "Chicago" Walser, who had previously been in the alternative metal band Egypt Central, started their own band, Devour the Day. In a Live Metal interview, Blake Allison discussed how much more in-depth their debut album Time & Pressure was than their earlier work with Egypt Central, all while preserving their legacy with their former... read full bio
