Mantmast's ascent to Drum & Bass superstardom since moving from East Oxford to North London has been nothing short of explosive. It's not unexpected that his delivery and rhyming flow are more closer to hip hop than D&B in the classic sense given that he lists A Tribe Called Quest and Group Home as important inspirations in the initial years... read full bio
A three-piece, all-female tribute to the legendary Motörhead is called Motorbäbe. With their interpretations of songs like "Iron Fist," "Born to Raise Hell" and even songs from "Inferno," like "In the Name of Tragedy", this dynamic three swiftly gained notoriety. Rachel Enyeart, a singer/bassist from San Diego, embodies the real spirit of Lemmy down to her Rickenbacker bass tone and God-given growling, raspy driven vocals... read full bio
Marika Hackman is a singer-songwriter renowned for her frank and intimate lyrics. She originally gained notoriety with a sparse, acoustic-oriented style but later experimented with more robust sounds. On her debut album, We Slept at Last, Hackman's voice was a breathy near whisper that lingered over simple, understated arrangements, but on I'm Not Your Man, where the music was a... read full bio
Monty is a musician that doesn't require much of an introduction. He is known for his wide variety of fast-paced, extremely skillful dubstep, halftime and drum & bass. Monty represents 1985 Music, the cutting-edge label cultivated and maintained by Alix Perez, with releases on important labels including Critical Music, Invisible and Flexout Audio. His initial release, the "Hold Me Back EP," paved... read full bio
Producer Andrea Tirone, who was born and bred in Turin, created Mind Enterprises as his artistic and musical fantasy world. Tirone draws inspiration from the era's effervescent, synth-driven Italo, which was characterized by groovy, disco-adjacent basslines, mesmerizing drum rhythms and interplanetary keyboard odysseys. Tirone mocks materialism and caricatures the idiocy of the 1980s through his tongue-in-cheek humor-infused visual work. He is more... read full bio
Martyn Joseph is a wholly original and astounding artist. Rip apart what you believe you know about singer-songwriters. He produces a performance for a single guy and a guitar that is dynamic, captivating and impassioned. Whether speaking to 200 or 20,000 people, he consistently disperses the gathering. His powerful and moving songs have the unusual capacity to speak directly to the heart.... read full bio
There aren't many musicians in the world that can take their listeners to an altogether new universe or create feelings that are so true and raw that you can't help but be mesmerized by their brilliance. One such artist is Malcolm Todd, also known by his stage name Mac. Mac has been destined for success ever since he first began... read full bio
MJK gained recognition for his performances and grime-influenced productions on Rinse FM, NTS, Noods Radio, Just Jam and Boxed London, among other stations and labels. Since then, his ability to make noises captivate so effectively and to interpret the dark and percussion-heavy sounds of techno has led to a more evolved style. His choices and very skilled mixing skills led to him being... read full bio
The pop musician and lyricist May Sembera's project has been slowly developing. She was confined to her New York home studio, where she utilized Ableton to create wacky pop tunes about early 20s debauchery and the arduous days she spent touring with her old band, Poppies. These tracks were turned into her first album, Easy Bammer. Right when New York's nightlife... read full bio
MC DAXTA alias Andreas Dreier developed his interest for DnB in Austria's most southern DnB-stronghold Klagenfurt and four years later made his debut on the Mic at Disko404 in Graz. He quickly became recognized for his enthusiasm and ability to energize a crowd. So it's no surprise that Daxta rapidly established himself as one of Austria's biggest MCs, winning him residencies... read full bio
Madalen Duke is a composer and artist from Vancouver. Her distinct voice and inspiring lyrics have struck a chord with admirers from her birthplace to Asia and South America. Madalen launched her debut EP Talking To Myself after opening for Post Malone and performed at SXSW twice, with the lead track "Born Alone Die Alone" appearing as the title song of... read full bio
Eli Cohen on guitar, Henry Wolf on bass, Julian Freeman on drums and Ari Garfin on keyboard make up the band Manwolves. Five guys, whose friendships go back more than ten years, figured out the best way to combine their various musical tastes to produce the distinctive alternative, rock, hip-hop and jazz sound for which Manwolves is now famous. The band has... read full bio
Maikel Delacalle, a native of the energetic streets of San Juan, has made an incredible journey from local phenomenon to global legend. His success in the Latin music charts and critical praise for songs like "Amuleto," "Mi Nena" and "Subiendo de Nivel" have cemented his status as a major force in the business. The blend of Reggaeton, Trap and R&B in Maikel Delacalle's... read full bio
Marem Ladson's music is a thorough examination of her multi-cultural identity that combines elements of folk, pop and traditional Spanish music with her own distinctive style of poetic and contemplative composition. She was born in Spain and now calls New York home. According to Stephen Thompson of NPR Music, "her sumptuous hooks and sweetly lilting vocals seem to form a language... read full bio
MADDS BUCKLEY creates strong alternative/folk music with goals only surpassed by the scope of her inspirations, drawing inspiration from both stage and screen. Her whole discography exhibits this talent for cinematic passion and uncompromising candor, the same heart and vigor that propelled her song "The Red Means I Love You," which was inspired by the renowned anime My Hero Academia, to... read full bio
Brothers Hom Yu and Jiun Chi started the psychedelic music group Mong Tong in Taiwan. The brothers' childhood moniker, which might imply completely different things in Burmese, Cantonese, or Chinese, is where the name "Mong Tong" originates. Southeast Asian mythology and folklore, as well as 1960's and 1970's psychedelic music, are major influences on Mong Tong's music. Their music features mesmerizing... read full bio
Chad Ubovich of Meatbodies was a consistent MVP contender in the thriving West Coast rock scene of the 2010s. The Los Angeles native spent the most of the decade playing guitar solos in Mikal Cronin's backing band, providing Ty Segall and Charlie Moothart with Sabbath-like low end as the bassist for Fuzz and fronting his own Meatbodies. With 333, a destructive brew... read full bio
Working with his father Mike Holmes as a crew member on the popular TV show Holmes on Homes® gave Mike Holmes Jr. the opportunity to gain an education of a lifetime. Today, Mike Holmes Jr. is a professional contractor, television host, public speaker, educator and champion for healthy homes. Since that time, Mike Jr. has worked on Holmes in New Orleans, Holmes... read full bio
Poet, visual artist and composition professor at the USC Thornton School of Music Camae Ayewa, often known as "Moor Mother," is a touring musician who performs both domestically and abroad. Her music crosses several genres, including electronic, free jazz and classical. The Guggenheim Museum, The Met, Carnegie Mellon and Carnegie Hall, Documenta 15, Berlin Jazz Festival and Glastonbury Festival have all displayed Camae's... read full bio
A great pop album is similar to a great friend in that it can be your confidante, a shoulder to weep on, and your accomplice when you want to get all dolled up and dance the misery away in front of your bedroom mirror or beneath the disco ball. That's what Marci, Marta Cikojevic's solo project (of Montreal soft-rock trio TOPS),... read full bio
