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
The four-piece indie pop band Snow Coats, based in Arnhem, the Netherlands, toured the country a lot in their early years. Additionally, they supported bands like Pinegrove, Remember Sports, Coach Party, Future Teens and Ratboys on their European and UK tours. Snow Coats released the "Pool Girl EP" after signing with the UK-based label Alcopop! Records. The "Pool Girl EP" is already making... read full bio
Folk pair Suthering (Julu Irvine & Heg Brignall), evocative and unique, capture audiences with their beautiful vocal harmonies and their message of optimism in difficult times. Their finely matched voices and unique take on folk make their traditional and self-penned tunes stand out, rising above the delicate, fingerstyle guitar and flowing piano. They are well-known for their on-stage chemistry and humor and... read full bio
Social media is how the three members of SOAP got to know one another. The band came together when they were starting to support New Hope Club on their UK tour, which was their first official tour. They did eight performances in Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Leicester, London, Newcastle Upon Tyne and Liverpool as support for New Hope Club. They covered two... read full bio
With millions of streams and a significant TikTok impact, New York City singer, songwriter and producer sombr has already generated a lot of talk. The indie alternative troubadour only keeps up this pace with his latest track, "Willow." Having been a music enthusiast since childhood, sombr originally took on his moniker after setting up a temporary recording studio in his bedroom. He was... read full bio
Some of the most memorable electronic music in recent memory has come from Jack Hamill's Space Dimension Controller project. Through the release of singles and albums for artists such as R&S, Ninja Tune, Clone's Royal Oak, Dekmantel, Hypercolour and Running Back, SDC has delighted listeners with an ageless sound that epitomizes science fiction swirling tones, glitchy and granular beats, and a... read full bio
Born Selina Nongaliphe Oliphant, SNO is a South African township resident. She grew up during the apartheid era and has always considered music as a source of hope and power for the oppressed. She currently resides in Manchester, where she is deeply ingrained in the vibrant music scene. She used to broadcast a monthly show on NTS Radio Manchester and a... read full bio
Steven Julien is a black businessman and artist. His narrative is unique in a world where privilege and one-upsmanship are becoming more and more prevalent. Under his former alias Funkineven, he achieved a debut release on Eglo Records—the company that started the careers of Fatima and Floating Points—through astute networking and diligent practice developing his musical skills behind closed doors. Apron... read full bio
A skilled five-piece force from Florida, Southpaw FLHC set out to bridge the gap between the old and new generations of hardcore. With an aggressive lyrical delivery, the tracks feature elements of punk, beatdown, metal and hip hop, as evidenced by our two biggest singles, "Truth Be Told" and "S.I.N." Southpaw has set out to send some of its strongest content as... read full bio
A Norwegian duo with a Berlin base is called Soft as Snow. According to The Wire, their music is a hybrid of club culture and disassembled pop, representing "electronic music pushed to the brink of collapse." Their incredibly immersive live performances blend multidimensional vocals, shape-shifting electronic experimentation, and glitchy sensuality. In combination with Guynoid's deformed, posthuman imagery, they create a realm... read full bio
Oscar 'SHOLTO' Robertson is a London-based drummer, producer, composer and instrumentalist. Having grown up loving soundtracks from the 1960s and 1970s, jazz, soul, and krautrock, his work reflects a warm spectrum of colors, analogue instrumental grooves, and exuberant tenderness.... read full bio
Introducing Sanchez X, the beat virtuoso and the driving force behind Sydney's underground dance scene in Eora. This backyard goof virtuoso and native of Rozelle has perfected the skill of transforming dance floors into blissful spaces where each record is a soul-satisfying auditory experience. Sanchez X has been the star behind the decks, bringing his own exuberant sway and mischievousness to... read full bio
The mysterious three-piece band Sword II, based in Atlanta, shares their debut album Spirit World Tour. The album offers a powerful look into the collective's shared life experiences over the previous three years, with lyrics that explore degenerates, refusal, love and rage, fluidity, life force, and psychological warfare. Beginning their journey as DIY and experimental musicians touring Atlanta, Sword II... read full bio
Following her relocation from Houston to Los Angeles, Emily Snow fell in love with writing and singing. This change gave rise to SNOW WIFE. Drawing on her early life experiences, SNOW offers a distinctive viewpoint as a lyricist. Drawing on her early life experiences, SNOW offers a distinctive viewpoint as a lyricist. Her songwriting draws from various genres, such as pop,... read full bio
Sophia Li is a Chinese-American public speaker, climate advocate, and award-winning journalist. Her life's work is to redefine 21st-century communication while slicing through content pollution by making discussions on topics like Web3, human rights, and climate justice more approachable, palatable, and human. She received Refinery29's Sustainable Innovator Award and was recognized by Harvard as one of the leading climate communicators. She... read full bio
Scotty Emerick was left with no option. The guitarist and songwriter from Hollywood, Florida was enthralled with music and knew he had to travel to Nashville to pursue his dreams before he had even graduated from high school. For the young man acquainted with legendary local hero and blazing honky tonk singer Gary Stewart—at least from sporadic glimpses of the... read full bio
