Dehd is a trio – Jason Balla, Emily Kempf, and Eric McGrady – based in Chicago with an incredible chemistry. This reverb-heavy surf rock group has a unique sound that came so intuitively. In 2016, Dehd released their debut self-titled album and the very next year, they released the “Fire of Love” EP under Infinity Cat Recordings. As they released... read full bio
Originating in the depths of East London, Deijuvhs is an artist that continues to resonate with a large and fast-growing audience who are attracted to his determination to defy rigid genre conventions and unapologetic genuineness. Deijuvhs draws influence from a variety of exotic genres, including punk, metal, drill, jungle and many more, and he expertly combines and molds all of the sounds into... read full bio
Brookln Dekker is a creative person who doesn't seem to settle. He spent his childhood in Chicago and a career traveling the world while using Nottingham as his base in the UK. His personal life appears to be as full of soul-nourishing sound as his various musical endeavors and he is married to Ruth, a fellow member of the band Rue... read full bio
Del Amitri can readily recall the good old days, when a Glasgow indie band effectively became overnight successes, some two decades after the release of their last album. The hit single "Nothing Ever Happens" propelled them to sharing a Top of the Pops stage with Phil Collins, who was then in the imperial phase of his solo career, newcomer Sinead O'Connor... read full bio
Del Barber is a Canadian folk-rock, American, alternative country singer-songwriter, musician, and record producer from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. He began his career learning how to play guitar and by the time he was 16, he began writing music and performing in various different bands. After saving money, Barber recorded his songs he previously wrote and began performing locally. Barber studied... read full bio
Del Water Gap is an alternative-indie solo project of singer-songwriter and producer S. Holden Jaffe, who is currently based out of Brooklyn, New York. After the formation of Del Water Gap, the band released their debut single, “Lamplight.” They then went on to follow that up with singles which include “Cut the Rope,” “Vanessa,” and “High Tops,” before releasing their... read full bio
Standout for her sultry voice and longing romantic reflections, Delacey creates sincere, moody pop as a solo artist. Her voice brought her prominent roles on EDM songs by artists like Alex Midi and the Knocks, and she later made her solo debut with the sensual "My Man". It peaked at number forty on Billboard's Pop Airplay list. While waiting, she... read full bio
Delaire the Liar (consisting of Ffin Colley, Em Lodge, Chaz Tomlinson, Hannah Watts) combines punk with indie and alternative to create a sound unlike anything you’ve ever heard. Kerrang! Has called them “Truly excellent,” DIY has referred to them as “Reminiscent of Marmozets, and even At The Drive-In,” Upset has called them “Your new favorite band,” AP has said they... read full bio
Delaney Bailey's (i would have followed you) is a stunningly beautiful folk piece that simultaneously destroys you and serves as a reminder of how truly alive you are. It's difficult to listen to Bailey's poetic nudity without feeling the singer-songwriter's pain, but there is a contact high you receive from it. It is already a victory to get through "Oh Love"... read full bio
Delhi 2 Dublin (also known as D2D) consists of Sanjay on vocals, Tarun on table and electronics, Ravi on dhol, and Serena on the fiddle. D2D is a live-electronic, bhangra, hip-hop, world-pop, hybrid act, who play a fusion of electronic, funk, dub reggae, hip-hop, Celtic music and a mash up of other genres. D2D are from Vancouver and got their... read full bio
Blending elements of hip-hop, nu-metal, and riot grrrl ethos into her unique "Brat Punk" style, Rage Queen Delilah Bon is a force to be reckoned with. Kerrang! praised her performance at the Glastonbury festival, calling her a "standout voice in the rise of bold and bratty heavy music." Her inclusion on Kerrang!'s 'Sound of' artist list, additional recognition as a 'New... read full bio
Delilah Montagu is a young singer and songwriter from London. Her songs are fueled by moody electric guitar and piano riffs. At her live shows, it is easy to see Montagus raw talent. Though only in her twenties, Montagu displays the drive and commitment to become a star. Her songs excite audiences, keeping them entertained and enthralled with every beat.... read full bio
Delta Rae’s debut album, Carry The Fire, came out to high praise. They’ve been profiled everywhere from NPR to Time to Forbes and Rolling Stone. VH1 hand selected them for their “You Oughta Know” Artist Of The Month program. They performed not on both The Tonight Show w/ Jay Leno and Conan. Live is where Delta Rae truly flourishes. They’ve... read full bio
Deltron 3030 is an alternative hip-hop trio that consists of producer Dan the Automator, rapper Del the Funky Homosapien, and DJ Kid Koala. After their formation, the trio set out to release their debut studio album, “Deltron 3030,” which is a concept album that is set in the year of 3030 and tells the story of righteousness and malevolence while... read full bio
The third album of a band is when things start to become serious, as seen by the careers of albums like OK Computer and Screamadelica. When, after an introductory debut and a second that tests new waters, the particular chemistry of an ensemble stamps its individuality in ways that no other configuration of individuals can do; when the outside voices have... read full bio
Dempsey Hope got his start as a viral star when his song “Time Flies”, which was inspired by an eclectic range of major artists like The Beatles and Frank Ocean. Dempsey has a distinct take on songwriting that is very introspective but finds a place in the world of TikTok, where countless musical artists are trying to make a name... read full bio
The American and Cambodian band DENGUE FEVER, located in Los Angeles, released their debut album without any clue of how it would be appreciated. The band is ready to embark on their longest tour ever with the equally inspirational Tinariwen after more than a decade and four extra releases, and with more domestic and international tours on the horizon, the... read full bio
When Denis Coleman was a child, his family relocated from the US to London. Soon after, he began to compose music and the BBC Proms were kind enough to appreciate and commend his works. Denis, however, left the Royal College of Music in order to concentrate solely on his profession as a singer-songwriter. Within a year, two headline tours of the... read full bio
Denitia, a Texas native now living in Nashville, has dabbled in a variety of musical genres, but her album Highways, a "alt-country ramble" that is "deeply tuneful, light on its feet, and shot through with melancholy," led her back to country music, her gold standard for songwriting. Denitia participated in Black Opry and WXPN's residency, was named an Artist... read full bio
DENM started out as a music producer but has taken on his own project as a solo act. His music is genre-hopping and that’s definitely something you notice from his debut album “Slum Beach Denny”. Many have compared him to Slightly Stoopid and Sublime. He taught himself how to play guitar when he was just 14 years old and has... read full bio
