When Raleigh's Truth Club published its first album, Not An Exit, it became instantly popular. They were hailed as "the wistful, nervy relatives of indie rock's past and present" by Stereogum for their outstanding set of tight, brooding post-punk songs, which launched them as an exciting new voice. Running From The Chase, the band's follow-up, adds curiosity, dedication, and experimentation to... read full bio
Zane Williams, a seasoned troubadour with seven solo albums under his credit, assembled a carefully curated group of exceptionally gifted musicians from the Texas music scene to launch The Wilder Blue. They've drawn compared to early Eagles and Alabama in the 1980s with their first album Hill Country and follow-up The Wilder Blue, which both contain five-part harmonies woven within... read full bio
Bremen-based musician Fabian Cremanns is the creator of the band Traumatin. His style may be described as a cross between soulful melodies, emo-esque shouting, post-youthful innocence, and synthesizer nostalgia. He has made it his mission to infect as many people as he can with it. He has made a name for himself in the emerging German synth-pop and post-punk scenes... read full bio
The single mother moved to Nashville to write songs after taking a risk and leaving her birthplace of Saint Louis, Missouri, where she was raised by Native American and Caucasian parents. After securing a publishing agreement with Kobalt, TAELA was able to concentrate on composing and recording. The song "trophy," which she self-released, made its debut in the top 10... read full bio
As members of the musical family known as The King Family, they provided entertainment for a generation. But when THE FOUR KING COUSINS (sisters Tina Cole and Cathy Cole Green, along with their cousins Candy Conkling Brand and Carolyn Thomas Cameron) struck out on their own, they shot to prominence as critically acclaimed recording artists, as well as concert and... read full bio
Zimbabwean musician Tata Kele, best known by his stage name TaTa, is 29 years old. Having started his career as a youth, he has amassed a sizable fan base in his native nation. Due to his constant pushing of limits and experimentation with new sounds, he has also begun to receive notice outside of Zimbabwe. His most recent album, "Let's... read full bio
Chicago-based The Symposium is an indie rock group. Benny Goetz (bass), Jamie Siewert (drums), Sam Clancy (guitar, keyboard), and Charlie Gammill (guitar, vocals) make up the ensemble. The Strokes, Mac DeMarco, and Ty Segall are just a few of the artists that have impacted and been compared to the band. According to descriptions, their sound combines elements of garage rock, psychedelic rock,... read full bio
The Arcadian Wild is a Nashville-based four-piece indie folk/pop band. The Arcadian Wild boldly inhabits and explores a genre junction, fusing the traditional with the modern, under the direction of songwriters Isaac Horn and Lincoln Mick and fiddler Bailey Warren. The songs of The Arcadian Wild, which combine elements of folk, progressive bluegrass, and formal vocal music, are invitations to... read full bio
The arrival of their two youngest traveling companions, son River and daughter Daisy, allowed the Dollyrots to transform their Punk Rock roadshow into a sophisticated family event. However, they won't be mistaken for The Partridge Family anytime soon. Success is nothing new to the Dollyrots. Daydream Explosion, their most recent studio album, peaked at number seven on Billboard's Heatseekers chart. With... read full bio
Tiffani Bova is the global customer growth and innovation evangelist at Salesforce and author of the book Growth IQ: Get Smarter About the Choices that Will Make or Break Your Business, chosen by Inc. Magazine as one of four new business books you should read before the end of summer. Tiffani, a top influencer in Customer Experience, Digital Transformation, the... read full bio
The Ayoub Sisters are Scottish/Egyptian composers and instrumentalists who became well-known after their first album peaked at number one in the Official Classical Charts. The sisters are well-known throughout the world for their on-stage chemistry and their ability to use their distinct compositional approach to bridge cultural and musical divides. The second album by the Ayoub Sisters, who were named Arab... read full bio
The bluegrass tradition was the birthplace of the McCoury brothers, Rob (banjo) and Ronnie (mandolin). Talk about a plentiful and unadulterated source: their father, Del, is one of the most well-known and prosperous performers in the genre's history. Their cutting-edge skills were refined throughout years of touring with Dad in the Del McCoury Band, which inspired the two... read full bio
Taffy Brodesser-Akner is a well-known author and storyteller who works as a staff writer for The New York Times Magazine, where her perceptive and provocative writing has won praise from many quarters. Her ability to craft gripping stories for various media is demonstrated by her two novels, including the best-selling Fleishman Is in Trouble, which she turned into an Emmy-nominated limited... read full bio
Former New York Times Science and climate writer Tatiana Schlossberg is the author of Inconspicuous Consumption: The Environmental Impact You Don't Know You Have. Her award-winning work has also been published in The Atlantic, Bloomberg, and The Boston Globe, among other places. She specializes in topics pertaining to sustainability, environmental justice, and consumption, and she currently publishes and speaks about climate... read full bio
The band was founded by Kaoru Nakazawa and Yuto Uchino. Managing songwriting, recording, mixing, and production, Yuto Uchino is the driving force behind the band's sound. He produces a wonderful and dreamy musical experience with his smooth and silky voice and unique floating sense. A blend of jazz, funk, and soul adds to the band's indie and psychedelic pop roots... read full bio
Italian-born TWENTY SIX, a Billboard Hot 100 artist, is redefining the tech house landscape with his audacious inventions and distinctive sound. He has received praise and notoriety on a global scale, drawing the interest of major labels including Glasgow Underground, Atlantic, Nervous, CR2, Insomniac, and Deeperfect. His music has a profound impact on thriving electronic music communities worldwide, and his... read full bio
Tia Graham is the host of The Arrive At Happy Show and the founder and certified chief happiness officer of Arrive at Happy. Tia holds several qualifications in neuroscience, leadership coaching, and the science of happiness. She also speaks at the annual World's Happiness Summit. Forbes, CNN, CBS, Fast Company, NPR, and Thrive Global are just a few of the publications... read full bio
TORRES is aware of the shadows. Mackenzie Scott, who is a singer-songwriter from Brooklyn, waits until something—a memory, a feeling, or an idea—gnaws at her and tears at her throat and fingers before letting it out in song. Like a wild-eyed horse, her velvety voice struggles against its human biological limitations, yowling about envy with startling intensity on one end... read full bio
Tristan Roberson has a deep passion for country music and the icons that have influenced it. From the classic sounds of Keith Whitley, George Strait, and Hank Williams Jr. to Tyler Childers's modern style and his biggest inspiration, Parker McCollum. The multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter from Texas started creating his own original songs after becoming well-known online for covering songs by artists like Tyler... read full bio
In 1959, Bob Bogle and Don Wilson, formed The Ventures and in 1960 recorded the instrumental classic "Walk, Don't Run", which hit #2 on the Billboard Singles Chart. More than 45 years later record sales are approaching 100 million. With 14 Singles Chart songs and a solid lineup The Ventures sound is more pure and powerful than ever. Hit songs... read full bio
