Lion Babe is an electro soul duo comprised of Jillian Hervey and Lucas Goodman, two artists from New York City. Upon meeting thanks to a mutual friend, the duo began to collaborate together. Developing a soulful style of singing similar to Erykah Badu, Hervey started to conjure her own musical style that was paired with Goodman’s producing skills. Lion Babe’s... read full bio
Liraz Charhi is a singer, composer and actress who has dazzled audiences both on stage and in front of the camera. Liraz's most innovative musical endeavor blends contemporary beats and sounds with the regional flavors of her Persian heritage. At the height of the Iranian Revolution in the 1970s, Liraz's family left Iran for Israel. Liraz was raised in an Israeli Persian... read full bio
With her captivating live performances and infectious tunes, Japanese singer LiSA is overcoming barriers of language and genre. She has been dubbed the "rock heroine" of J-Pop by the media. She rose to fame as a vocalist for the anime series "Angel Beats!" and has subsequently performed theme songs for several beloved shows and movies, including "Fate/Zero," "Sword Art Online"... read full bio
Lisa Loeb rose to fame after the release of his platinum number one hit single “Stay (I Missed You)” which was featured in the film “Reality Bites”. She is an American actress, singer-songwriter, producer, artist, author and philanthropist from Bethesda, Maryland. As a musical artist, Loeb has released 14 studio albums and two EPs. Some of her other popular songs... read full bio
Eliza Bagg has a complicated musical background. She is a classical opera soprano who has traveled throughout Europe with the renowned John Zorn, participated in Meredith Monk's opera at the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and appeared as a soloist with the New York Philharmonic. She has performed indie rock venues and charmingly dingy basements while creating her own music under the... read full bio
Lit is a renowned American rock band that was founded in 1988 in Orange County, California, and has had an enduring impression on the music industry. With seven studio albums under their belt, they broke through to the mainstream in 1999 with the release of "A Place in the Sun." This album launched them into the spotlight thanks to the... read full bio
Singer Beth Cornell from Harrogate, England, goes under the name Litany. The FADER referred to Litany's work as "Icy pop that will make you dance and cry," describing it as having a distinct style of effortlessly stylish alternative music. The pair, who had previously collaborated with producer Jake Nicolaides, developed a sound that was a true tribute to youth and produced a... read full bio
Little Barrie, a legendary British power trio following in the footsteps of Cream and The Jimi Hendrix Experience, began as guitar wizard Barrie Cadogan's solo project. He adopted the moniker from a friend's father in Nottingham. He was surrounded by as much great music as he could bear while growing up in Robin Hood country, from DC hardcore and electronica... read full bio
Yukimi Nagano (singer), Erik Bodin (drummer), Fredrik Kallgren Wallin (bassist), and Hakan Wirenstrand make up the core members of the band Little Dragon (keyboardist). The band first got together in Sweden, but their big break came when they acquired a record deal with a small independent label based in the United Kingdom called Peacefrog Records. Rolling Stone rated their album... read full bio
Little Image got started when a friend challenged principal singer songwriter Jackson Simmons to sit down and finally churn out that EP. Jackson started writing music on his own when he was at an arts camp back in 2012 or 2013, where there was a songwriting workshop. He started out as mainly a drummer who would play around a bit... read full bio
Five friends from Mexico City created the band Little Jesus, which has gone on to establish themselves as one of the region's leading rock references through countless live shows and songs. When Little Jesus' debut single "Berlin" was made available, everything began. Thanks to a number of dance rhythms and an innovative tune characterized at the time as tropipop, a song... read full bio
Little Luna shares sounds and words with us via her songs, encouraging us to rediscover our own true selves. She only began giving herself permission to write and release music three years ago, but in that time she has opened for acts like Jagwar Twin, Steve Miller Band, and 5 Seconds of Summer. Even though she's a novice performer, she... read full bio
Little Man Tate is a scrappy indie rock band from Sheffield, England that oddly took their name from a sappy movie about a child prodigy starring Jodie Foster. Little Man Tate presents a very British take on guitar pop, much like their Yorkshire neighbors the Arctic Monkeys. But whereas Little Man Tate draws more influence from Blur, the Dentists and other... read full bio
Singer-songwriter Emma Hardyman's side project is called Little Moon, which was also her childhood moniker. Her soaring voice and intricate orchestration are the distinguishing features of a style that is a cross between Vashti Bunyan and the Zelda soundtrack. Bly Wallentine, Bridget Jackson, Chris Shemwell, Grace Johnson and Nathan Hardyman accompany her. The band's music incorporates folk, pop and indie rock styles. Roni Birchack... read full bio
Four-headed funktronic monster LITZ first took listeners on energizing journeys via sensation and music 10 years ago. LITZ expanded out, opening for acts like Papadosio and Lotus while adding Electric Forest, Resonance and Peach to their festival honors while they honed their stage presence and songwriting in the Maryland jam scene. Austin Litz (keyboards, saxophone, vocals), Logan Litz (bass), Dan Gallerman (guitar) and... read full bio
Live is a rock band from York, Pennsylvania, consisting of lead guitarist Chad Taylor, bassist Patrick Dahlheimer, drummer Chad Gracey, and singer Chris Shinn. Live achieved worldwide success with their album Throwing Copper, which has sold eight million copies in the US. The band grew popularity in the mid-1990s with hit singles such as, “Lightning Crashes”, which stayed at the... read full bio
Throughout the life of Lizzie Esau, who was born in London, creative expression has remained a staple. She claims to have started writing down her ideas and rhymes when she was five years old. She grew up among artistic parents and quickly discovered her own musical aspirations. Lizzie has undoubtedly identified her areas of passion, despite the fact that she is... read full bio
Melissa Jefferson is the face of ‘Lizzo’. She is an alternative hip hop artist and founding member of a variety of indie hip hop groups like ‘The Chalice’, ‘Grrrl Party’, and ‘Absynthe’. She has released a variety of singles, two EPS, and three solo albums. Her most recent album, “Cuz I Love You” peaked at number 6 on the US... read full bio
In Lizzy Farrall, there is no holding back. Just one listen to her new EP, Barbados, makes that much clear. Its five tracks all appear to have an overtly pop sensibility on the surface, with upbeat beats, glistening synthesizers and incredibly catchy choruses at their core. That's a vast cry from the more somber, acoustic guitar-based tracks of Farrall's debut EP,... read full bio
Lo Moon is a soulful LA-based electronic trio, who has performances at events including Governor’s Ball New York and Lollapalooza under their belts, with many more to come. Their debut single, a lengthy anthem titled “Loveless”, was named by NPR among their “10 New Songs on Repeat”. Lo Moon has landed opening slots with artists like MUNA and The Temper... read full bio
