It's claimed that when family members sing together, something magical happens. Little Quirks, a trio from the Central Coast, are making a lot of efforts to support that idea. Little Quirks was started by the Toole sisters, Abbey and Mia, together with their cousin Jaymi, who just wanted to "create and play music that was entertaining to sing." And it's impossible... read full bio
Lucille Croft is an Australian artist who is taking the music industry by storm. Her name is synonymous with innovation, passion and ambition. Croft is not just a DJ, but a "Gamechanger" with a "Dark Arts" style that has set her apart from others in the industry. Her music is an electrifying blend of techno, bass, and trap, drawing inspiration... read full bio
Since bursting onto the scene in March 2018, LSDREAM, the brainchild of producer Sami Diament, has consistently pushed the boundaries of electronic music, delivering unforgettable live performances and unique sonic blends. The project has soared to new heights, and has become a fixture at major festivals like Electric Forest, Okeechobee, Coachella, and Lightning in a Bottle. LSDREAM's music is an expansive... read full bio
Low Steppa is an English house music producer and DJ, known for his energetic beats and infectious rhythms. Born Will Bailey, Low Steppa started his music career in the early 2000s and quickly gained a reputation as a skilled producer, remixing tracks for artists such as Moby and Hardrive. In 2014, Low Steppa released his debut album, "Troubles," featuring the hit... read full bio
The trio of electronic music producers Charlesthefirst, Supertask and Potions is behind Lab Group. Lab Group is an ever-evolving aggregate for the trio's combined creative efforts, born out of an initial self-titled tour. The project started as a means for the core trio to collaborate, but it has since evolved into a curatorial effort that includes some of their favorite producers.... read full bio
Lou Phelps is a well-known figure in the Montreal arts community and one of the country's top producers of club-rap bangers. Lou began composing music with KAYTRANADA, creating the future-rap group The Celestics and putting out their self-titled debut album. By recording Supreme Laziness and curating Cause I Wanna, an 80-minute DJ mix that included songs from cutting-edge electronic artists like... read full bio
Born in Reading, England, Lost Girl started composing music just over ten years after starting to look for herself. She was raised on a variety of playlists and YouTube links and it was over the sounds of artists like Frank Ocean, Jhené Aiko and XXXtentacion that she began to discover who she was. She would turn to her pen and pad, making... read full bio
Lil Eazzyy inspires by releasing unapologetically unedited, indisputable truth with an unbreakable flow, razor sharp language, compelling storytelling and no shortage of drive. With a number of singles for Atlantic Records and his Underrated EP, the Chicago rapper blends passion into a viscerally diverse distinctive style, amassing 15 million streams in less than six months and garnering attention from RapCaviar, HipHopDX and... read full bio
Jake Luppen's solo debut as Lupin is all sharp edges, a shattered self-portrait stitched together through left-of-center, funk-leaning maximalism, spread throughout eight songs of twisted, expansive pop. Luppen learned who he could be and was always going to be as an artist and simply as a person during the record-making process, which served as a vehicle for his self-discovery and journey... read full bio
Luna Li, a multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter of Korean and Canadian descent, is equally adept at creating beat-driven instrumentals and sultry, trippy indie pop songs. Even though she had already released her first EP, she only became famous online after putting a few years' worth of short videos of her own instrumental music online and compiling 10 of them for the... read full bio
Before graduating from Beacon High School, LAUNDRY DAY sold out performances at renowned venues like The Bowery Ballroom and The Roxy, made memorable festival appearances at Lollapalooza, Governors Ball and Firefly Music Festival, went on tour throughout the United States and Europe (including dates with The 1975 and Clairo) and received support from publications like The FADER, NME, Pigeons & Planes, i-D and others... read full bio
LANNDS has broadened their rich, electro-pop palette into new areas after developing their own distinct sound over the course of three EPs. The band has never been softer or more mature than on Music For The Future, a bold, grandiose achievement of energized production and personal, emotional narrative. Woodard refers to this album as a "open letter" to herself and... read full bio
L'objectif is made up of former classmates Dan Richardson (guitar), Ezra Glennon (bass), Saul Kane (vocals, guitar), and Louis Bullock (drums). The young pals have a common appreciation of genres and artists that belies their young ages, including jazz funk, hip-hop, punk, post-punk and practically everything in between. Each member began playing an instrument as a toddler. L'objectif, who were also influenced... read full bio
Essex-born Louisa Johnson was the winner of The X Factor, a British reality television music competition. She auditioned for Britain's Got Talent but did not get past the first round owing to being "too young and unprepared," in her words, and regarded her unsuccessful audition as "boring." However, she was later invited to audition for The X Factor. She was the... read full bio
Lauren Aquilina, an artist, singer and producer who was born in Bristol, has mastered the art of transformation. Lauren has had a successful career as a well-known songwriter who has collaborated with artists like Rina Sawayama, Little Mix, IVE, Ava Max and Demi Lovato. Her artist project is currently experiencing a revival of sorts. Lauren gained a devoted and devoted fanbase on YouTube... read full bio
The deceptively straightforward but profoundly moving first single from Jansen's upcoming debut album, Bells, out on Universal's Decca Records, "Single Girls," chronicles the little things, like cutting her hair, buying pink floral sheets and going out for a drink with the guy down the hall. Jansen is a Dutch singer, songwriter and musician living in Los Angeles. Bells is a beautiful album of... read full bio
L.E.J. is a tale about friendship in addition to being a story about music. In Saint-Denis, Lucie, Elisa and Juliette all grew up together. At the Conservatory, they both studied music at the same time. Elisa and Lucie were Maîtrise de Radio France students and Juliette continued her studies at the Saint Denis Conservatoire before training L.E.J for a cover contest associated with... read full bio
Led By Lanterns, a band from Birmingham, is on a quest to transform alt-rock into something darker by enhancing the greatest elements of pop songs with metal and electronic influences. The consequence is that the band has perfected a contagious combination of "boyband vocals" crossed with massive chords. Shaun Hill (vocals), Chris Lanterns (guitar), Rob Hawkins (bass) and Snake (drums) make up... read full bio
Lava La Rue is a West London native who was reared in Ladbroke Grove and still calls it home. It's more than just a place to live; for the singer/musician, it serves as a source of support and inspiration. She first recognized this on her languid debut single, "Widdit," which features the lyrical chorus "City was a mother to me."... read full bio
When Justin Foley, the drummer for Killswitch Engage, realized he wouldn't be seeing his regular guys for a long, he had the idea for Lybica. He had been working on some demos and had finally chosen to share them with a few close pals in south Florida. Quarantine days still needed to be used wisely. After meeting fellow musicians Joey... read full bio
