From Chinese eateries to New York street corners, WHATMORE has ignited every environment with their enthralling stage presence and fervent desire to excel. WHATMORE, a five-member ensemble comprising Cisco Swank, Yoshi T., Jackson August, Sebastiano, and Elijah Judah, traces its origins to Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art. Rooted in camaraderie, audacious sincerity, and defiance, they fuse... read full bio
What So Not is an electronic music project fronted by artist Chris Emerson. Prior to his solo stint, he was a duo with Flume. What So Not has toured around the world, playing in festivals like Coachella, Pukkelpop, Ultra Music Festival, and Lollapalooza. His tracks have hit the charts in Australia, on Triple J Hottest 100, and the iTunes Electronic... read full bio
Whales has emerged as a prominent figure in the bass genre thanks to his dark, melodic style, which combines hard-hitting synths and fluttery basslines. Captivating percussion and powerful, varied tunes contrast with his gentle harmonies. With a range of styles, such as futuristic bass vibes and powerful dubstep heaters, each track captivates listeners. Whales engaged himself completely in... read full bio
Natalie Laura Mering, better known as her stage name Weyes Blood, is an American singer-songwriter and musician from Santa Monica, California. While growing up, both of Mering’s parents were musicians so she was raised on music during her childhood. Mering began performing her own music at only 15 years old and after graduating from high school, she went to study... read full bio
The long-awaited new album "Remember," by the Amsterdam-based duo Weval (Harm Coolen and Merijn Scholte Albers), was released through the Ninja Tune imprint Technicolour. The group also released a new song, "Don't Lose Time," along with the announcement. The album takes listeners on a high-octane journey filled with nostalgic recollections and joyful feelings. The electronic duo looks back on their own musical path... read full bio
Wet Leg is a dynamic pop duo composed of Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, who wear small gold necklaces made by Hester, symbolizing their stage name. The necklaces may have been cryptic to many before, but since the release of their debut single "Chaise Longue" in June 2021, the duo has made a huge impact on the music industry. With... read full bio
"The indie pop/electronic group Wet, which is comprised of Kelly Zutrau, Marty Sulkow and Joe Valle, has been making music in various outfits since meeting as students in New York City. What began as a long-distance collaboration between Providence, New York, and Los Angeles led to string of shows and self-releases in the summer of 2012. A year later, they... read full bio
Few hip-hop artists have the ability to command a space as purposefully out-of-the-ordinary as Anthony Dixson, a Compton native and Long Beach native whose stage name, Boogie, foreshadows his inherent talent for writing music that is rooted in simultaneously depressing and joyfully uplifting realities. Boogie's kind of rap is as much a credo of the streets as it is a... read full bio
Westlife is an Irish boy band from Sligo and Dublin, Ireland, and currently consists of members Shane Filan, Markus Feehily, Kian Egan and Nicky Byrne. Members Egan, Feehily, and Filan were all schoolmates in school and they began performing on stage together in school which is when they formed Westlife. After they decided to form together and pursue a musical... read full bio
Born in Stockport and currently residing in Leeds, Westislonely was influenced by her older brothers and finds inspiration in rock icons such as Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Linkin Park. Her stage name was a monument to the loneliness she had come to embrace, and music became her refuge, a light in the darkness where she could escape the crippling anxiety... read full bio
Westerman is a pop singer-songwriter from London, England. Over the course of his career he has released two EPs, “Call and Response” and “ARK”. He gained attention after the release of his single “Confirmation” which featured him on Stereogum’s Artists to Watch. Westerman made his debut at a high school talent show where one of his original songs was well... read full bio
Westend is an up-and-coming electronic musician who has been previously need a must-watch artist in the tech-house music industry. Westend is from New York City and he found his love for electronic music and production while studying at Robert Moog’s alma mater. Throughout the course of his career thus far, Westend has released music through labels which include Box of... read full bio
With a broad, Americana-focused sound, the West Texas Exiles, which consists of five artists who were raised in El Paso, Lubbock, and Amarillo, draw inspiration from the expansive western regions of the Lone Star State. With composers Gutierrez, Daniel Davis, and Colin Gilmore, as well as seasoned bassist Eric Harrison and drummer Trinidad Leal from the Dirty River Boys, the... read full bio
In addition to being ubiquitous on campus, West 22nd frequently travels for weekend gigs, attracting audiences to venues as far away as Atlanta and Los Angeles. They have released multiple singles and an EP, the most recent of which is "Hangman," a pop-fueled hit. More than a million people have listened to their hit "Sunburns." The five members of West 22nd, whose... read full bio
Wesley Walker was a wide receiver for the New York Jets. His career average was 19 yards per reception, but he was known for his exceptional speed, averaging over 20 yards per reception in several seasons. He was the second-most receiving yards ever for the Jets at the time of his retirement. Walker, who was born legally blind in one eye,... read full bio
Wesley Sneijder is a former Dutch professional footballer who has played for various teams as well as Netherlands national team. Sneijder was born in Utrecht, Netherlands, and he began his career playing for Ajax’s youth academy before going on to turn professional with Ajax. During his time playing with Ajax, Sneijder helped them to win the Eredivisie, two KNVB Cups,... read full bio
Wesley Schultz is an American guitarist and vocalist who is best known for being the guitarist and lead vocalist for the folk-rock band The Lumineers. Schultz was raised in Ramsey, New Jersey, and he later studied at the University of Richmond. Later on in life, Schultz began performing with Jeremiah Fraites and together they began touring under various names before... read full bio
Wesley Lowery is a famous national correspondent who has won the Pulitzer Prize not once but twice. He is known for his remarkable coverage on topics including law enforcement, race, and the justice system. Wesley's intelligent reporting on important topics, which can be found in The Washington Post and 60 Minutes+, as well as his contributions as an on-air analyst... read full bio
Wesley Joseph, a multidisciplinary artist, compares songwriting to filmmaking because he visualizes scenes and colors, creates the perfect tone and creates the right emotional arc. Joseph's two greatest passions are music and filmmaking. He began creating DIY videos to amuse himself and his pals while growing up in a tiny town in the UK, but film came first. But when he relocated to... read full bio
Wesley Johnson is aprofessional basketball player with the Los Angeles Lakers of the National Basketball Association. He played college basketball at Syracuse. He was selected with the fourth pick of the first round in the NBA draft by the Minnesota Timberwolves.... read full bio
