Just over halfway through the first song on the band's appropriately named debut full-length, This Place You Know, One Step Closer frontman Ryan Savitski yells out this assertion. Home may be a reassuring location, a solid foundation to which you can always return, but when you start to lose the tangible and symbolic elements that bind it together, the idea... read full bio
Olive Klug, an independent singer-songwriter with a unique vocal talent, is a major figure in the current generation of modern folk singers. Klug, who considers herself to be a genre classic in the vein of Brandi Carlile and Joni Mitchell, is renowned for her gorgeous tone and startlingly honest narrative. Their music has a vintage American folk feel, but it... read full bio
Omega Mighty wants her music to inspire you and give you a sense of power. But the artist acknowledges that occasionally it was difficult for her to feel that way. Her advice is to just be yourself and to accept yourself if that self differs from the standard. On her first EP Me & Youforia, which combines her sensual and silky... read full bio
Oh Hiroshima is a post-rock group that Leif Eliasson and Jakob Nilsson founded in Kristinehamn, Sweden. What began as a solo effort evolved into a collaboration between two friends who shared a passion for making music. After a few months, Oskar, Jakob's younger brother, joined the group and first played bass before switching to drums. Since then, the trio has been... read full bio
The most intriguing and exciting endeavor in the European modern jazz scene is Okvsho. The two brothers from Zurich, Switzerland (Georg & Christoph Kiss) that make up Okvsho let their initial musical experience in beat-making and electronic music to influence them. Okvsho originally came to the notice of a larger audience with the Boyoom Connective release of their "Traphouse Jazz EP"... read full bio
Anglo-Indian DJ ones, located in London, got his start DJing at underage clubs, collecting records, and maturing online during the YouTube and SoundCloud discovery period. His two first albums, "Gratitude Always" and "Far Too Long," both concentrate on themes of grief, loneliness and sadness and incorporate the guiding voices of those around him. Both albums are incredibly passionate and energetic. Ones'... read full bio
Goose members Rich Mitarotonda (vocals, guitar), Peter Anspach (vocals, guitar), and Jeff Arevalo (upright bass) make up the acoustic trio known as Orebolo. Particularly as a result of several virtual festival performances and a well-received performance at Lockn' Presents FRED The Festival, Orebolo has amassed a devoted fan base across the country. The three band members, who shared a residence... read full bio
Odd Language, a producer based in Los Angeles, is one of the newest generation of top producers. By experimenting with soundscapes and pushing limits in the studio, Odd Language creates his catchy beats by drawing inspiration from styles across all genres. Odd Language is driven by the sounds of trap, dubstep and experimental bass, but it gives more than meets the ear.... read full bio
Oliverse, who is a member of the prestigious Disciple Records roster, shot to fame with his retro remix of Tchami's hit song "After Life," which received a ton of support from DJs all around the world. The Prototypes, Zomboy, Modestep, Emalkay, Dodge & Fuski, Delta Heavy, Zeds Dead and more artists have been remixed by him in the past. The largest festivals... read full bio
O. are a truly self-contained entity, as suggested by the circular simplicity of their name. They came together in London during lockdown when Joe and Tash, both seasoned performers in a number of London groups, were trapped together. They didn't have any preconceived ideas when they started jamming; they just played and observed what transpired. But soon they were adding... read full bio
Atlanta group Omni has always produced fast-moving, powerful music. And their second album for Sub Pop, Souvenir, their fourth overall, is their strongest to date. They approached this recording with a lot of pent-up energy, having been inactive for the most part of the pandemic—the longest period of inactivity in their history. With chopping riffs, staccato rhythms and wiry melodies, guitarist... read full bio
Oscar Mbongeni Ndlovu, better recognized by his stage name Oscar Mbo, is a house DJ and podcaster for his own program on Podomatic called "The Ashmed Hour." He debuted his debut album Golden Power after releasing his debut EP, Life & Love. In addition, he is a part of the trio group "Golden Boys Ent.," which organizes various entertainment activities. Oscar... read full bio
ODF, a London-born DJ and producer now residing in Leeds, blends his passion for grime, garage, and jungle into his intensely bass-heavy shows. Numerous of his productions have drawn the interest of well-known musicians like Reprezent, Kiss FM, Rinse FM, Interplanetary Criminal, Mainphase, and p-rallel, in addition to receiving support on Radio 1.... read full bio
Olivia Osby's solo project is titled Olivia O. At the age of fourteen, the Atlanta-based musician began creating and releasing songs, and her tunes and Instagram photos began to garner a modest internet following. Together with Avsha the Awesome, she formed the band Lowertown and began performing live in Atlanta's DIY scene.... read full bio
Oneohtrix Point Never is an experimental electronic musician, composer, and producer. His sounds are inspired by jazz-fusion, and can be described as ambient and hypnagogic. Several of Oneohtrix’s albums have received critical acclaim, such as ‘Rifts’, ‘Replica’ and ‘R Plus Seven’. Oneohtrix’s solo tracks are mostly instrumental, however he has collaborated with vocal artists like Iggy Pop and FKA twigs... read full bio
Opiuo is an electronic DJ act from New Zealand. He delivers funky beats, sweet bass, and other sounds that fuel adventure, fun, and entertainment around the world. Opiuo has performed with legends like MC Hammer and Bassnectar. He has topped charts on Beatport, Addictech, and iTunes. Some of his tracks, like ‘Slurp And Giggle,’ have been nominated for Best Dance/Electronic... read full bio
Okkervil River is a rock band comprised of members Will Sheff, Cully Symington, Will Graefe, Benjamin Lazar Davis, and Sarah Pedinotti. The group has gone through many phases, but holds true to their indie rock and folk sound. They have appeared on shows like Late Night with Conan OBrien and performed with bands like The Decemberists and The National. Several... read full bio
"The band's name was inspired by the legendary City of New Orleans as Orleans perfected its recipe of eclectic material, including R&B seasoned with Cajun and second line roots; Alan Toussaint, Neville Brothers and Meters tunes were among the mix. The quartet's music evolved and refined in a more mainstream direction as they developed their unique rock/pop sound. After signing... read full bio
Ozzie Smith is a Baseball Hall of Famer, nicknamed The Wizard. Smith played shortstop for the San Diego Padres and St. Louis Cardinals, winning the National League Gold Glove Award for play at shortstop for thirteen consecutive seasons. A fifteen-time All-Star, Smith accumulated 2,460 hits and 580 stolen bases during his career, and won the National League Silver Slugger Award... read full bio
Oleta Adams is an American singer. She is best known for her top hit single and Grammy nominated song, Get Here. Get Here was a cover of the Brenda Russell song. Her multiple Grammy nominated debut, Circle of Love, was like nothing else at the time, and it took the musical world by storm. She got her start as a... read full bio
