Easy Life is an up-and-coming English rock band that consists of five talent multi-instrumental musicians. Together they bring together sounds of artists such as Chance The Rapper, Arctic Monkeys, Beastie Boys, and more. Murray and Sam started the band through their love of hip-hop and then added Cass, Louis, and Jordan. They have gone on to release an EP and... read full bio
Susan Fowler is a former Uber engineer. Now, she is an advocate of the #metoo movement, known as one of TIME Person of the Years Silence Breakers. Fowler is currently a writer in the San Francisco Bay area. Fowlers involvement in influencing changes regarding companies treatment of sexual harassment issues have been acknowledged by a variety of publications including the... read full bio
Geena Rocero is a Filipino-American supermodel, transgender advocate, TED speaker, and organizational founder of Gender Proud. She was born in the Philippines and while living there would compete in beauty pageants before moving to the United States. Rocero started pursuing modeling in New York City and was shortly after signed to NEXT, where she posed for swimsuit and beauty editorials.... read full bio
Josh Wink is a prominent figure in the world of house and techno. His career as a DJ began in the early 90’s during which Wink became a staple of the American rave scene. Not one to follow rules, Wink’s style of music is a unique blend of techno, acid house, drum and bass, and experimental music. He claims, “Some... read full bio
"Curtis Alan Jones, otherwise known as Cajmere or Green Velvet, is a singer, songwriter, and producer. His music has garnered comparisons to the works of artists like Prince, Gary Numan, and Kraftwerk. Using synthesizers and vocals, Jones creates his own form of minimal techno house music. He began performing in 1991 and has since built a diverse repertoire of experience.... read full bio
"Cassian is an electronic music artist from Australia. He has performed at venues around the world, supporting artists like Carl Cox, Guy Gerber, Maxxi Soundsytem, Aeroplane, and others. From New York to Rome, Cassian entertains audiences of all types with his club mixes. Cassian has also remixed tracks for artists like Elliphant, Classix, and Vanilla Ace. His sounds have been... read full bio
Nicole Hummel, known as Zola Jesus, is a singer, songwriter, and producer from Phoenix, Arizona. Her sound is alternative; Hummel combines elements of electronic, industrial, classical, and dark pop together to create unique tracks. Hummel cites artists like Ian Curtis, Lydia Lynch, and Swans as inspiration for her music. At a young age, she taught herself to record at home... read full bio
Originally from Vancouver, Canada, Nathan Shaw is the songwriter, DJ, and electronic music producer known as Ekali. Shaw’s interest in music sparked at just 12 years old when he began playing the violin before quickly moving on to playing bass. Shaw made a name for himself in the Vancouver music scene while playing bass for several bands, however he didn’t... read full bio
A Blaze of Feather is a band labeled as Alternative/Indie. A Blaze of Feather got their start in the United Kingdom, performing at festivals like Latitude, Citadel, and Boardmasters. The band consists of six people: Mickey Smith, Ben Howard, Nat Wason, India Bourne, Kyle Keegan, and Richie Thomas. A Blaze of Feather has a very mysterious sound, and mixes guitar... read full bio
Alex Cameron is an alternative singer and songwriter from Australia. Cameron first conceptualized his act as the persona of a failed entertainer. This garnered him a small fan base, and Cameron soon began performing with a saxophonist, Roy Molloy. He has produced two solo albums Jumping the Shark and Forced Witness. Cameron has also collaborated with The Killers, contributing to... read full bio
Jasha Tull, also known as Space Jesus, is a New Jersey born and raised electronic music producer and DJ. Growing up in New Jersey, Tull was heavily influenced by the New York hip-hop scene. His music is very much centered on the hip-hop style of music he grew up with, but Tull also focuses on what he refers to as... read full bio
After a video of Mason Ramsey performing "Lovesick Blues" by Hank Williams Jr. in his hometown Walmart went viral, he became known as the "Walmart Yodeling Kid" and became famous overnight. After only a few days of being online, the video had already amassed more than 25 million views, and memes about him were being created on a daily basis.... read full bio
The Trinity Dance Company started in 1990 as a way to celebrate the work of Founding Artistic Director Mark Howard. The companys style stays true to tradition, but looks for original expression through it. Howards company started progressive dance, it opened the path to new artistic expression that led to productions like Riverdance. Soon after starting the company, the dancers... read full bio
The Shadowboxers are an American pop band that consists of Adam Hoffman, Matt Lipkins, Scott Tyler, Cole McSween, Carlos Enamorado, and Nick Rosen. The band named their band Shadowboxers because it can be defined as someone who makes the motions of attack or defense, which for them represents rhythm and method, and they describe their sound as anything soul. They... read full bio
Mercer is an electronic music producer and DJ from Paris. He is well known in the electronic house music crowd, as Mercer produces sounds appropriate for festivals across the world. Mercer has collaborated with artists like DJ Snake and Bare. Some songs that Mercer is known for include, “Supreme”, “Satisfy”, “Opium”, “Turn It Up”, “Lunatic”, “Welcome to the Jungle”, “Encore”,... read full bio
The L.A. based DJ and producer, Carnage, was born Diamante D. Blackmon in Guatemala City, Guatemala. He goes by the stage names Carnage and DJ Carnage. He specializes in mixing EDM and trap sounds with hip-hop. Carnage began his career by playing at small clubs when he was 16 years old. Soon after, Carnage began uploading his music online; his... read full bio
Country Soul Tour is a classic country package that consists of T. Graham Brown as the host of the show, and with Lee Roy Parnell and James Otto also performing. Country Soul Tour shows off three previous decades of country with each performer being very different than the other but with all three artists being influenced by soul music. Brown... read full bio
Me Not You is an alternative pop duo. Using vocals, electronic beats, and other pop elements, the duo creates the perfect balance of “pop” and “alternative” genres. In contrast to other alternative pop artists, the backing tracks of Me Not You’s music are edgy and mechanical. When mixed with light vocals, the sound Me Not You creates is truly in... read full bio
Moss Kena is a British singer and songwriter. He first came to prominence after releasing a cover of Kendrick Lamar’s ‘These Walls’ on SoundCloud. Some of his other popular work includes, “Square One”, “You Don’t Know”, “48”, “Problems”, “Games”, “Spend Some Time”, and “These Walls”. His debut EP gained praise from outlets like The Times UK, and The New... read full bio
Odessa is a singer and songwriter with classical violin training. At the age of 15, Odessa had not only played the violin in Carnegie Hall, but also booked shows with Versace as a model. She has toured with groups like Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros, and later went solo. Odessa has gained an abundance of experiences from her international... read full bio
