The three-person "Los Angeles" collaborative long-player was the result of an unquenchable curiosity. The Cure's Lol Tolhurst and Budgie from Siouxsie & The Banshees and The Creatures, as well as legendary producer and multi-instrumentalist Garret 'Jacknife' Lee, make up this unlikely alt-supergroup. Together, they have spent the last few years crafting one of the most extraordinary albums to come out in... read full bio
Lola Lennox is a British singer-songwriter and model who is the sister of Tali Lennox and daughter of Annie Lennox and Uri Fruchtmann. When Lennox was only seven years old, she began learning how to play the piano and by the time she was a teenager she began recording songs she had written in her parent’s basement. Lennox went on... read full bio
Lola Young, a fiercely independent artist with a clear aesthetic vision, possesses the drive, spirit and personality necessary to succeed as the UK's next top star. With a natural feeling of purpose and ambition from her south London upbringing, Lola immersed herself in music. Lola has spent over half her life immersed in music. She began writing songs, entered (and won) a... read full bio
Award-winning singer, songwriter and producer Lolo Zouai hails from San Francisco. She was born in Paris to an Algerian father and a French mother, left France for California at the age of 3 months when her parents won the Visa lottery. After graduating from high school, Lolo and her mother relocated to New York City, where they set up a temporary bedroom studio... read full bio
Loma is an alternative band that consists of members Emily Cross, Dan Duszynski, and Jonathan Meiburg. The trio met while all on tour and decided to reunite later and begin creating music. They later met up again in Dripping Springs, Texas, and began recording their debut album. They then released their self-titled debut studio album which featured the hit song... read full bio
London Afrobeat Collective is excited to return to the festival circuit after spending the last two years in the wilderness creating a massive new repertoire that draws on their favorite inspirations from around the globe. Their high-energy live show is not to be missed. They got their start in the London scene and are a frequent smash on the UK & Europe... read full bio
The English electronic trio, London Grammar formed in 2009. The trio is made up of guitar player Dan Rothman, drummer and keyboardist Dot Major, and lead vocalist Hannah Reid. London Grammar relocated to London to follow their music careers. In London, the band began to perform small gigs at local bars, which helped them improve and fine-tune their unique sound.... read full bio
London O’Connor is an unsuspecting musical artist. O’Connor’s youthful look has allowed him to team up with fashion icons like Ryan McGinley. When he’s not modeling or carving a name for himself in New York City’s creative art scene, he’s making ambient, eccentric music. His debut album depicts a day in the life of a typical teenager, a feeling of... read full bio
First since Sleepwalker, Means To Me is Leslie Bear's second full-length album as Long Beard. Leslie examines what makes a home, going beyond just having a roof over your head to include the comfort of another person, across the whole album, a feeling of security, stability or self. For Bear, the four years between recordings have been a very important and transformative period.... read full bio
Sam Battle goes by the moniker Look Mum No Computer and is an Englishman from Kent. LMNC originally began as the title of a ZINE about his inescapably dubious artistic side, but it swiftly evolved into something quite else when he decided to get out the video camera. Sam has played music his entire life, most recently with the band ZIBRA.... read full bio
Lord Huron is an American indie folk band from Los Angeles. The founder of the band, Ben Schneider, originally started Lord Huron as a musical and visual solo project but evolved into a fully collaborating indie folk band. Ben matured as a musician and often returned to Lake Huron for inspiration, leading to the release of his first EP, Into... read full bio
The Lords of the Underground (L.O.T.U.G.) are a 1990s hip-hop trio based out of Newark, New Jersey. MCs Mr. Funke and DoItAll Dupr met DJ Lord Jazz (a native of Cleveland) when all three were undergraduates at Shaw University. In their initial releases, their first two albums Here Come The Lords (1993) and Keepers of the Funk (1994), earned them... read full bio
More than ten years after winning the prestigious competition with Euphoria, Loreen has triumphed once more, this time with Tattoo at the Eurovision Song Contest. The Swedish singer, who has Moroccan Berber ancestry, is Lorine Zineb Nora Talhaoui. She was born to Moroccan parents in Stockholm. She participated in the first season of Idol and went on to become well-known in Sweden.... read full bio
Loren Kramar's voice, which is large, dramatic, effortless and warm and self-assured, is what brings beauty to his songs. But it's Loren Kramar's love and spectacle that really set him apart. Similar to Lana Del Rey or Father John Misty, Loren Kramar both praises and criticizes the intricate tangle that is fame, performance, passion and art. Entertainer and rising star of his... read full bio
The Italian musician is behind a number of this decade's most distinctive albums, including Persona (Warp), Quantum Jelly (Editions Mego) and Superimpositions (Boomkat Editions), and is also the head of famous experimental label Presto! One of the most renowned and long-running annual awards in the realm of digital culture and music, the Prix Arts Electronica, recognized Lorenzo Senni's EP "Persona" with the... read full bio
LORYN is an up-and-coming alternative-pop singer-songwriter from North Vancouver, Canada. While growing up, LORYN found her love for music as they were always playing music in the house. Her father would tell her bedtime stories about artists which included Joni Mitchell, Carole King and Patsy Cline. Through her music, LORYN finds inspiration in various artists and bands which include Broken... read full bio
In a span of time that is shorter than three years, Los Aptos frontman Juan Ortega, now 18 years old, has gone from learning to play the guitar on YouTube to posting versions of his favorite Mexican regional music on Instagram to starting his own band. The popularity of the band's online covers of Sad Sierreo songs has already propelled... read full bio
French vocalist Eva de Marce and musician/producer Dan Solo collaborated to establish the Franco-Mexican group Los Eclipses. A sonorous layer full of conflicting subtleties, ranging from light to darkness, sorrow to exhilaration, tranquility to party, is created by the members' chaotic fusion of genres. In just one year from its conception, a project that has garnered a lot of media and public... read full bio
Mauri Tapia, better known as his stage name Los Retros, is a young up-and-coming musical artist. Having recently graduated from high school, Tapia is on his way to pursue his musical career. Growing up, he started borrowing his brother’s guitar at the age of 8 and taught himself how to play. By the time he was 16 he was releasing... read full bio
DJ and record producer Lost Frequencies, whose real name is Felix De Laet, hails from Belgium and is responsible for a number of notable electronic dance music singles. Are You With Me and Reality are two of his songs that have become huge hits in recent years. His practice of remixing and remastering older songs, which he calls "lost frequencies,"... read full bio
