DASEPLATE's music generally has a punk influence, along with a DIY mindset and a preference for the gritty side of bass music. You can see that his catalog is distributed through Pond Life Party, which is his own imprint. Eliminating the middlemen and bringing it directly to your preferred streaming service, Del-Boy style. His real events in Nottingham also reflect... read full bio
Although he began his career as a warm-up DJ at Dublin's famed venue Hangar many years earlier under his true name, Jordan Rafferty, not many people's initial forays into the realm of electronic music are as successful as DART's. The Dubliner had a quick start, going from being named the AVA Festivals Emerging Producer to appearing on Boiler Room. His skill... read full bio
An multidisciplinary artist from outside of London, Denzel Himself is not your typical rapper due to his gothic, harsh approach to hip hop. Denzel has built out his own unique aesthetic and sound as "Dilla's brain in Manson's skull," a result of his synesthesia and an undiscovered psychiatric condition that both enhances and skews the way he perceives life and art. Denzel... read full bio
American activist, artist, and presenter Daniell "Danni" Washington is an inspiration who is committed to the cause of cleaner, plastic-free oceans. Washington has made a big contribution to educating young people about the oceans and the environmental issues they confront as the creator of the Not-for-Profit organization Big Blue and You. Washington, a Jamaican-American who was raised in Miami, Florida, has... read full bio
London-raised Darkoo, a singer/songwriter from Nigeria, started her musical career after learning how to rap. She started fusing the sounds of her favorite African musicians, like WizKid and Maleek Berry, with the influences of living in the UK, which led her to release her debut single, "Gas Station." Darkoo now had a clear vision of who she wanted to be... read full bio
McMinnville, Tennessee native Drew Green took the country music scene by storm in 2020 with the release of the hit song “Little More Be Alright,” which pegged high positions on four different Billboard and Country Aircheck/Mediabase charts. Shortly after, Pandora called Green an “Artist to Watch in 2021.” He’s a family man, having a son whom he dedicated the track... read full bio
Tanner, alias Dack Janiels, was reared exclusively on skateboarding and was born in Northern California's bay area. Dack developed his producing abilities after learning about dubstep and set out to create his own kind of music. With the help of influential industry leaders like Excision, 12th Planet and Subtronics, he was able to do this and as a result, his work was... read full bio
The skilled dancer, musician, and choreographer Noa Barankin founded DrumatiX in 2017, a renowned bi-coastal tap dance and inventive percussion company. Noa's impressive career has included appearances with esteemed groups including Boston Tap Company and Off Beat Tap as well as international tours with the renowned Israeli music and dance group Tararam. She was also a key producer and dancer... read full bio
DJ Haram is a rap/electronic producer and DJ from New Jersey who now resides in Brooklyn. Haram is recognized for her bass and dance music heavy DJ performances, detail oriented analogue sound design, electronic-folk Middle Eastern creation and harsh rap collaborations, among other things. She is part of the hip hop/noise project '700 Bliss,' together with Moor Mother; the two published... read full bio
Dead Selves, an American Pop Punk group, is a significant player in the scene. Dead Selves' energetic music and passionate lyrics have solidified their place in the punk scene. Due to the rebellious nature of punk, Dead Selves' music is packed with infectious energy and unrestrained emotion. Their distinctive blend of pop punk creates an explosive sonic experience that appeals to fans... read full bio
Despite being born in California, Derek Gaines developed his comedic skills while growing up in Philadelphia. He presently resides in New York City, where he gives frequent performances and offers a distinctive viewpoint on growing up African American in the suburbs. Derek's first big break occurred when he advanced to the Bill Bellamy Who's Got Jokes semifinals. In Philadelphia's Phunniest Person... read full bio
Growing up, Dana and Alden spent their summers working on an apple orchard and their winters in Oregon jamming out at jazz clubs. Although they draw inspiration from house, jazz and neo-soul music, their true goal is to convey their peculiarity, which transcends all genre boundaries. The younger brother, Alden, is a drummer at Boston's Berklee College of Music and a... read full bio
Die Spitz is a 2022-founded force that incites mayhem. Ava Schrobilgen, Chloe Andrews, Ellie Livingston and Kate Halter are a quintet that is well-known for its wild stage persona, engulfing their audiences in a wall of sound. With unmatched vigor, Die Spitz is tearing up the music landscape, sharing stages with such heavyweights as OFF!, Destroy Boys and Amyl and the Sniffers.... read full bio
Chicago-born musician Dryboy, who is currently residing in Los Angeles, has made a name for himself in the music industry by creating an intriguing, mysterious sound that combines elements of Alternative Hip-Hop, Pop, and Rock. The musical musings of well-known performers like Clairo, Gus Dapperton, Trippie Redd, and Juice WRLD provide as inspiration for his audio tapestry. His unusual moniker, Dryboy,... read full bio
DialE, pronounced dial E, is a new and exciting musician from East London. He just makes music he likes, drawing influence from a variety of genres such as jazz, alternative R&B, hip hop, lofi, and alternative. His distinct tone and cadence serve as the basis for his thoughtfully crafted poems, which emphasize the challenges he encounters as a young black adolescent... read full bio
From Memphis, Tennessee, comes singer-songwriter Drew Erwin. He has been creating his own sound since relocating to Nashville, with the core being lyrics and melody driven by experience and emotion.... read full bio
Donald Lawrence is a composer, producer, songwriter, director of music and artist on record. He is the driving force behind successes like "The Blessing of Abraham," "Encourage Yourself," and "Back II Eden." The double Grammy and Stellar Award winner, who is equally at home in inspirational and modern settings, has worked with a wide range of artists, including well-known figures like Karen... read full bio
Dear Seattle is the head-banging, beer-drinking, sing-along, melodic, punk rock band you've been waiting for. The band's distinctive and potent songwriting style, which combines elements of a mosh pit and a love letter with a hint of VB, is appealing to fans both in Australia and beyond.... read full bio
Danielle Walker is a self-taught chef, health and wellness advocate, and author of four New York Times bestseller cookbooks. Walker suffered for years after receiving a diagnosis of an autoimmune condition at the age of 22, but dietary and lifestyle modifications helped him regain his health. Walker has amassed millions of devoted followers worldwide for over 10 years by creating delectable... read full bio
Songwriting has always been David Keenan's full-time career, having been self-taught and influenced by his grandfather's narrative talent. His first album, "A Beginner's Guide to Bravery," peaked at number one in the Irish indie charts following a string of self-released EPs. He has a reputation as a relentless live performer and a uniquely poetic singer-songwriter/storyteller. Since he was a young boy,... read full bio
