Louisa Roach, a composer who went by the stage name She Drew The Gun, started out by doing solo performances around Liverpool. She soon grabbed the notice of James Skelly from The Coral, with whom she started working at Skeleton Key Records while also enlisting band members. Roach's hazy psych-pop may initially give the impression that the Wirral native is... read full bio
Settle Down's only desire has always been to attend the rave. The voyage started as Fantazia 92's far-off noises could be heard through the impressionable 10-year-old's bedroom window. Then on tape, Dreamscape and Slipmatt. It was finished. Settle Down has been wanting to release this music for a very long time. It is based on the principles of relentlessly... read full bio
Producer, performer and label leader Sega Bodega—real name Salvador Navarrete—was born in Ireland, reared in Glasgow and currently resides in London. He has established a reputation as one of the UK's most avant-garde and young creative minds. He has had an impact on music, fashion and film. He has soundtracked some of the most significant cultural moments in recent years and has amassed... read full bio
A collective five-piece band called Squid Nebula blends cosmic funk and psychedelic dance. They deliver a hyperreal, vivacious party with recognizable baselines, roomy percussion, ethereal guitars and evocative voices as the soundtrack. Squid Nebula is a band led by the hypnotic soul singer and proud Noongar lady Bumpy. Other members include Francis Tait (Quality Used Cars), Mick Power (Bohjass), Blake Lica (Millar Jukes) and Blake... read full bio
Sister duo Sarah Julia, who have had a creative bond since infancy, were reared in Rotterdam and now call Amsterdam home. They first discovered their passion for the arts through theater and film. The sisters have, however, come together and discovered their real home in music. With the help of their songwriting and sonics, Sarah Julia make music that takes into... read full bio
It would be an enormous understatement to suggest that Sir Woman has dominated the congested Austin music scene over the past year. The band has rapidly risen to headliner status at Austin's most prestigious venues since the publication of their full-length self-titled debut, winning Artist Of The Year at the Austin Music Awards. Just two years ago, Wild Child/Glorietta vocalist... read full bio
Alex Stephens (also known as Strawberry Guy) just did it out of pure love for songwriting when he self-released his first track. He didn't anticipate the millions of streams and the devoted global fans. Strawberry Guy is a one-man impressionist who creates imposing soundscapes by fusing honest lyrics with lavish production to create fresh emotional settings. His fantasy, which moves like... read full bio
Sweeping Promises, a group well known for its uncomplicated, massive anthems, gracefully shred us once more with another future masterpiece. They reappear as a roaring wrecking ball made of velvet rose petals. Their underground concrete laboratory's Boston brutalist atmosphere and revelatory single mic recording method are no longer there. A retired and opulent nudist painting studio in Lawrence, Kansas, with... read full bio
Undoubtedly, one of the most well-known rappers is Strandz. The South London-based artist, who is of Nigerian and German descent, has achieved tremendous success despite not having completed a substantial piece. He received a lot of praise for his Top 10 track, "Us Against the World," and artists like Stormzy and Digga D have backed him. The Digga D remix of... read full bio
Sota has produced a range of types and flavors since his debut on Low Down Deep, with a concentration on high intensity music that is packed for the dance floor. He is establishing himself as a household name in the future of both jump up and drum and bass as a whole with collaborations with Logan D, Turno and many other... read full bio
Knowing SOOHAN's music (Stephen Suchan) is to experience a surge of the hazy and familar: nostalgia meets distinctive and unfathomable, as he masterfully mixes international inspirations into dance floor and festival-ready surroundings. SOOHAN is the key bearer to a collection that explores and celebrates what all too often lurks on the perimeter, but to those who are unfamiliar with it.... read full bio
Piano player and composer Sinj Clarke resides in Melbourne. The music of Sinj Clarke, who is renowned for his subdued and laconic compositional approach, conjures up images of sun-drenched exotica and late 1970s Italian film themes. As a newcomer to the industry in 2019, Sinj Clarke's debut EP "Music For An Italian Afternoon" developed a distinctive style of composition that... read full bio
Suté Iwar is a multi-talented individual. He started learning the piano at age seven and the saxophone at Muson Centre in Onikan, where his father had enrolled him. Years later, he and his brothers would establish the BANTU Collective, an artistic hub with the mission "to push high-quality art across the board." Suté recorded albums and EPs under the group,... read full bio
North West London is where Saina, a singer, songwriter and producer, was born and raised. At the age of 7, she began playing the piano and at the age of 12, she started creating her own music. She completed The BRIT School's Level 3 Diploma in Music with a Triple Distinction and Star and kept on writing songs in her private studio. Saina has... read full bio
Sea Power is a conceptual indie band from Natland, England. Their music combines post-rock experimentalism and art rock components with a rare level of creativity and intensity. While their early work—which was characterized by their 2003 debut, The Decline of British Sea Power—was frequently likened to the Cure and Joy Division, they eventually developed into more intricately orchestrated creations that were... read full bio
After making their debut, power trio Sleemo quickly gained a large following thanks to their sonically loud live shows, heavy-set riffs, ripping leads and unconventional songwriting. They went from playing in local small clubs to touring larger venues across the country with up-and-coming artists like Enola Gay, Torus and Perfectparachute Picture, and even supported Jamie Lenman of Reuben. With the release of their highly... read full bio
For Sculpture Club, years of refining their jagged punk have paid dividends. Sculpture Club's soundscape has expanded, resulting in sounds that resemble The Cure meets Echo & The Bunnymen. Their chorus-soaked basslines and blown-out leads, when combined with creative lyrics and the inclusion of acoustic guitars and violins, result in a brilliant progression. They discuss the importance of shape, function and... read full bio
Cian Godfrey, also known as Somebody's Child, began his musical career at the age of five in Paris, where he began to play the piano in the family flat. He developed a passion for music after returning to Ireland, which allowed him to share his own tales. These stories frequently touch on challenging situations with mental health in addition to... read full bio
Sun Spot creates an expressive and immersive sound by fusing together rowdy post-punk, airy hyper pop, and melancholic 2000s dance with pulses of twisted electronica and jagged 90s indie. Sun Spot released their debut EP, Clipping, on Rosecoloured Records, showcasing their love of experimental pop with an offering saturated with outrageous, sampled drums, waves of atmospheric synths, and interjections of corrupted, effects-laiden... read full bio
Standards, led by the vivacious guitarist Marcos Mena, is a unique math rock combo. Completing the group is Moises Popa on drums. Together, they have a successful blend of technical prowess and memorable guitar-driven songs, earning them acclaim from enthusiasts who appreciate standards' distinctively danceable take on sophisticated instrumental rock. Their instrumental works have enthralled audiences in Los Angeles and throughout... read full bio
