Afrosound originated from José María Fuentes, the vice president of Discos Fuentes, who wanted a local take on the new sounds of Afro-Latin rock that were coming from abroad and were influenced by modern musicians like Santana and Osibisa. Afrosound's objective initially was to replicate the tropical and guitar sounds that at that time were blossoming in nations such as... read full bio
When it comes to bass music, JEANIE is a formidable force. The dynamic DJ/producer, who is from Los Angeles, has enthralled the scene with her unmistakable presence and electrifying music. JEANIE is constantly pushing the limits of bass music with her notable releases on major labels like Welcome Records, Circus Records, Disciple Round Table, and Bassrush. An important turning point was... read full bio
Dave Blake is unique in a noisy speaking world because he has experienced the change he advocates for. Dave, a past president of the National Speakers Association, an award-winning keynote speaker, and the originator of the Flip Flop PhilosophyTM, offers heart, humor, and practical tools. The book 'Flip Flop It: How to Get a Life by Design' combines neuroscience, anecdotes,... read full bio
Tim Lopez, a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer from Santa Barbara who now resides in Austin, is the single artist behind Timothy Howls. Lopez's most well-known role was as a member of the band Plain White T's, with whom he got two GRAMMY Award nominations and multiplatinum success. The Rubble, his debut EP, combines traditional and Americana rock inspirations with reflective... read full bio
Harvard Medical School instructor of medicine Dr. Trisha Pasricha is the Ask a Doctor columnist for The Washington Post. She answers health-related queries every week, dispelling popular medical myths and assisting readers in making minor life changes. After completing the Osler Internal Medicine residency program at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Dr. Pasricha went on to Massachusetts General Hospital to pursue fellowships... read full bio
When it was still illegal for him to join clubs, Jewel Kid, who was born in Malta, boarded the music train. After twenty years, this path has accelerated from DJ to Producer with a one-way ticket to fame. He won "Best House Remix" in Beatport's Carl Cox Worldwide Remix Competition and "Best Dance Production" at the Malta Music Awards. Jewel Kid... read full bio
Austrian-Iranian producer and multi-instrumentalist Sofie Royer was born in California. She received classical training at the Conservatory of Vienna in composition and concert violin. She has performed professionally as a violinist and violist with the Vienna Academic Philharmonic and Vienna Young Philharmonic. Stones Throw Records released her most recent album, Young-Girl Forever. German national TV morning chat show ZDF's "Morgen... read full bio
In addition to defeating ChatGPT in TED's first-ever Man vs. Machine rap battle and receiving thunderous standing ovations for his appearances on America's Got Talent and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Chris Turner is among the first comedians to ever play a Las Vegas residency with Cirque Du Soleil. He is based in New York and frequently performs as... read full bio
The literal translation of Fulu Miziki is "music from garbage," which accurately describes the excitingly chaotic Eco-Friendly-Afro-futuristic-Punk-Assemble collective of artists who come directly from a future in which people have made peace with both themselves and Mother Earth. This interdisciplinary group of artists is headquartered in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in central Africa. Its... read full bio
Among the emerging faces of the folk-pop trend, Amelia Day stands out for fusing catchy and unmistakable melodies with honest and passionate lyrics. She cultivates a close and intimate relationship with fans while getting them moving, following in the footsteps of fellow Seattlites Brandi Carlile and the Head and the Heart. After graduating from college, Amelia is bringing her blend of... read full bio
The Rusted Hearts, led by the free-spirited Miles Nielsen, have been captivating audiences with their songwriting, tight 4-part harmonies, and variety of sound for years. Since their founding, the band has toured constantly, gaining a devoted fan base they have named the Rusted Herd. They are equally at home performing a 10-minute jam as a 3-minute pop tune. The band... read full bio
The Ruslan KD Podcast helps people connect their faith with their daily lives. The show, which is hosted by Christian artist, YouTuber, and Godly Ambition author Ruslan KD, explores what it means to manage your time, skills, and assets in a society that frequently contradicts biblical principles. Ruslan, an Armenian refugee who was born in the former Soviet Union, offers... read full bio
Hudson Freeman, who was born to Evangelical missionaries, began writing songs at the age of thirteen after his family abruptly relocated from the Dallas suburbs to the Kingdom of Eswatini. Hudson Freeman continues to record and perform songs that are equal parts emotional, resonant, and contemplative, drawing inspiration from Midwest folkheads such as Sufjan Stevens and Bon Iver.... read full bio
Joey Green, a Nashville transplant and native of the Texas area, is well-known in Texas for his rock 'n' roll to soul country rollercoaster of a live show. He gained notoriety on NBC's The Voice. He views his genre as post-Americana, which combines elements of country, rock, and Americana. The Eli Young Band, Randy Rogers, Stoney LaRue, Kevin Fowler, Sean... read full bio
North West London native Gigi Moss is destined to become a superstar. She is far older than twenty, as evidenced by her unique and soulful voice and her poignant words. Her music transcends both age and geography. Inspired by Lauryn Hill, Amy Winehouse, and Adele, Gigi is a huge fan of meaningful words! Her father was an Ivor Novello winner,... read full bio
The breakout star of season 4 of HBO Max's Hacks is Robby Hoffman, a diminutive, homosexual, former Hasidic comedian whose performance has been praised as "the future of comedy" by Daily Beast and as "an original comic talent" by the Wall Street Journal. HBO has increased their business with Hoffman by investing in the creation of Unentitled, a starring vehicle... read full bio
MaRynn Taylor discovered her guitar-shaped escape behind the Christmas tree, she was twelve years old. She was in her bedroom daydreaming about Nashville while the other girls were at homecoming. She taught herself how to play the guitar and began writing poetry that she later converted into lyrics. Her only buddy was music. Additionally, MaRynn felt seen as she saw Taylor... read full bio
"The band's name was inspired by the legendary City of New Orleans as Orleans perfected its recipe of eclectic material, including R&B seasoned with Cajun and second line roots; Alan Toussaint, Neville Brothers and Meters tunes were among the mix. The quartet's music evolved and refined in a more mainstream direction as they developed their unique rock/pop sound. After signing... read full bio
Before Hot Chelle Rae “fueled up the Jeep with bubbly elasti-funk and breezy hip-hop swagger” (as Entertainment Weekly put it) with their brand new single “I Like It Like That,” the Nashville-based quartet scored a bonafide breakthrough smash hit with “Tonight Tonight.” Declared “one of the catchiest pop-rock anthems of the summer” by USA Today, “Tonight Tonight” crashed into the... read full bio
Singer/songwriter Trent Tomlinson is one of those rare performers whose music is as straight-ahead and unpretentious as he is. While a junior year in high school, Tomlinson reached the finals of You Can Be a Star, a television talent show on The Nashville Network in which Trent placed second. Tomlinson's debut single, ""Drunker Than Me"", was released and followed by... read full bio
