Duncan Fellows is an indie band from Austin, Texas that consists of members Colin Harman, Cullen Trevino, Jack Malonis, David Stimson, and Tim Hagen. The band was formed by Colin and Cullen and the duo began writing together and went on to independently release “Twelve Months Older”, and “Marrow”. Most recently, they released their debut album, “Both Sides of the... read full bio
The carefree, rebellious vibe of Brisbane's punk rock scene is personified by Dune Rats. With their boisterous, upbeat songs and do-it-yourself mentality, Danny Beus, Brett Jansch, and BC Michaels have established a worldwide name since their formation more than ten years ago. With hits like "Scott Green" and "Bullshit," their album The Kids Will Know It's Bullshit became an Australian... read full bio
Duran Duran are a rock band. They have placed 14 singles in the Top 10 of the UK Singles Chart and 21 in the Billboard Hot 100, and according to the Sunday Mercury, they have sold more than 100 million records. The band worked with fashion designers to build a sharp and elegant image. The band has won a number... read full bio
No matter the medium, passion is the artist's calling card and Kevin Durante is above all others in realizing this. Through releases on numerous worldwide record labels, such as Anjunadeep, W&O Street Tracks, Earthly Delights, Lovely Age and Openers, his music has captured the interest of listeners all around the world. With more than a decade of creativity, exploration and discovery behind him,... read full bio
The brother-sister duo Durry may be on a mythological trajectory if they can manage to follow up the TikTok hit of a loser anthem, "Who's Laughing Now," with something comparable. They are only one or two hits away from joining the exclusive company of other legendary Minnesota duos, including Paul and Babe, Boone and Erickson, Rocky and Bullwinkle. Austin Durry... read full bio
Duster -- a space rock band from San Jose, California – had an incredible run from 1996 until 2001, before calling it quits. Then, after 19 years, they came back to give it another go and they’re still kicking. Their first album, “Stratosphere”, was released in 1998 under the Up Records label. The seventeen track album was a hit, getting... read full bio
Since the formation of Thrice in 1998, Dustin Kensrue was most notably known as the lead singer, lyricist, and guitarist for the well-regarded Irvine, California post-hardcore quartet. He had toured in past years on his own under the moniker “Ursus Veritas,” but decided to drop the name in favor of simplicity. The name was a play-on-words of its Latin components:... read full bio
The indie surf band from the south coast, Dutch Criminal Record, perfectly captures the vibe of a night spent beneath the stars or a day at the beach. Joe Delaney-Stone (vocals/guitar), Sam Thrussell (vocals/guitar), and Joe Frampton (drums) make up DCR, a band signed to AntiFragile Music. Their distinctive, sun-drenched sound is guitar-driven, upbeat, and nostalgic, with elements of the giants... read full bio
Dutch Interior, a Los Angeles-based "Freak Americana" project, has released their latest album, Blinded by Fame, a six-piece band's first since their demo CD Kindergarten. It has cooperative and sincere songwriting beneath a layer of classic Americana melancholy. Dutch Interior started as a free-form, decentralized recording effort between lifelong friends that was focused on an 8-track setup on the floor of... read full bio
Dutchkid celebrated the impending release of their second EP with debut performances in Brighton and Manchester as well as a return to London, where they previously played two sold-out headlining events at the legendary Camden Assembly and Sebright Arms in London. The collective has created a highly original live show that is likely to impress even the most perceptive reviewer.... read full bio
Dvsn (division) is an R&B duo from Canada. Comprised of Daniel Daley and Nineteen85, the duo produces sweet R&B tracks using Daley’s smooth vocals and catchy beats. Dvsn is linked to Drake, having collaborated with him and also signed to Drake’s record label, ‘OVO Sound’. They have released two studio albums, one titled ‘Sept. 5th’ peaked U.S. R&B charts at... read full bio
Bren Eissman and Joey Spurgeon, better known as DWLLRS, are natives of the small Californian coastal community of San Clemente. The group is developing a varied sonic palette fueled by forward-thinking alternative pop after embracing the city's sunny surf rock with the musicians they grew up listening to, including Frank Ocean, Brockhampton and Tame Impala. With the use of a variety... read full bio
Dylan Christopher Minnette is an American actor and a musician. Minnette has been acting for several years but, is best known as his role Clay Jensen in the Netflix series 13 Reasons Why. Although acting is what he’s most famous for, he is also in the alternative rock band ‘Wallows’, also previously known as ‘The Feaver’, and ‘The Narwhals’. Minnette... read full bio
Dylan Wright, an Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist, won the coveted title of Australian Idol after captivating crowds with his poignant interpretations of beloved songs time and time again. His triumph not only signaled the beginning of an exciting musical career, but it also brought him a significant moment when he signed a record deal with Sony Music, which launched his... read full bio
DYSN began playing music at around the age of eight. He found his passion through his drum set, and started his pursuit of music. Inspired by the sounds of punk rock and European acoustic music, DYSN creates his own unique brand of music. Upon visiting Los Angeles, DYSN was enthralled by the environment. Originally from Texas, DYSN decided to move... read full bio
The sound of Dystinct is a synthesis of pop, electronic, and hip-hop music. They employ a range of sounds and samples to produce genuinely original work. Many contemporary artists bear the influence of Dystinct, especially those that use hip-hop motifs in their creations. Both seasoned musicians and up-and-coming ones find inspiration in them. With their debut single, Dystinct launched their lengthy... read full bio
Eagle-Eye Cherry's hit song Save Tonight had a significant impact on his career. He releases his sixth studio album, Back on Track, twenty-five years later. The song, which depicts Eagle-Eye rising firmly and boldly again after experiencing moments of doubt, is inspired by the idols of his teenage years. Eagle-Eye and his family relocated to New York when he was a teenager and they... read full bio
Eagulls is comprised of Mark Goldsworthy, Henry Ruddel, Liam Mathews, Tom Kelly, and George Mitchell. They collaborate together, a combination of guitar, drums, bass, and vocals, to create post-punk music. The Eagulls band has received recognition from NME, The Guardian, Vice, Stereogum, and other publications like The Fader and Pitchfork Media. BBC Radio 6 listed Eagulls as their New Favourite... read full bio
Guitarist Isaiah Mitchell, bassist Mike Eginton, and drummer Mario Rubalcaba make up the San Diego, California-based group Earthless, which primarily plays instrumental psychedelic rock music. The band was founded in 2001, and in 2005, "Sonic Prayer", their debut album, was made available by Gravity Records. " Rhythms from a Cosmic Sky", their second album, was made available through Tee Pee... read full bio
William Doyle, who performs under the name East India Youth, is an alternative music artist from England. Artists like Tim Hecker, Brian Eno, and Harold Budd influenced Doyle. He has released a total of two albums, both of which have hit the charts in the United Kingdom. Doyle’s album ‘Total Strife Forever’ reached number 85 on the UK chart, and... read full bio
