LYZZA is a Brazilian-born artist based in the Netherlands who has taken the music world by storm with her unique metallic electronic pop sound. From a young age, she immersed herself in production software and began uploading her songs to SoundCloud while also DJing ballroom sets around Amsterdam. Lyzza's music is characterized by a kinetic production style, characterized by rapid BPMs... read full bio
Matthew Stephen Ward is a musician who hails from Portland, Oregon, and is known for his singing, songwriting, and guitar playing. His solo work is a blend of Americana analog recordings inspired by folk music and blues, and he has released ten studio albums since 1999, the majority of which were distributed by the independent label Merge Records. In addition... read full bio
Elliott Douglas, a Buffalo-born artist now residing in Los Angeles, goes by the name M.A.G.S. His music hooks you right away and flawlessly transitions between genres, from bouncy garage to minty alt-pop. His success is fueled by his appeal to all people, yet it never comes at the expense of his work. His musicianship is a wonder to behold, each... read full bio
American singer-songwriter and guitarist Matthew Stephen Ward hails from Portland, Oregon. Since 1999, Ward has released a total of ten studio albums, the majority of which have been distributed independently by Merge Records. His solo work consists of a mixture of analog Americana recordings with folk and blues influences. He performs as a solo artist as well as being a... read full bio
Nick Boundy, AKA M4SONIC (or MASONIC), is a DJ, controllerist, and music producer. He was previously signed to Sony/Ultra Music and is best known for his involvement in the viral sensation “The Fox (What Does the Fox Say)” by Ylvis. M4SONIC has taken his act all over the world, touring in many different countries: Asia, Australia, Europe, and the states.... read full bio
M83 characterizes itself with its reverb effects, soft lyrics, and loud instruments. Inspired by ‘The American Dream’ band, M83’s 1980s style sets them apart from most popular bands. M83’s album ‘Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming’ launched them into stardom. The album was placed 3rd in Pitchfork’s Top 50 Albums, with track ‘Midnight City’ placing first on the Top 100 Tracks list.... read full bio
Mabe Fratti, a composer and cellist from Guatemala, debuts Se Ve Desde Aqu (It Is Seen From Here) on Unheard of Hope. Mabe Fratti, a Guatemalan cellist and composer, continues a remarkable string of recordings with Se Ve Desde Aqu ('It Is Seen From Here'). It may be her most candid song to date, displaying a sinuous, tensile sound along with... read full bio
Mac Saturn is a new band among the current wave of rock n' roll revivalists; they are bringing back nostalgia from the past while presenting something wholly original. With the release of their EP Until the Money Runs Out—which features the early hits "Diamonds" and "Mr. Cadillac," which have amassed millions of plays—they have created a niche for themselves. They're... read full bio
Every kind of freak is targeted by the Machine Girl project, including goths, industrialists, punks, noisers, footworkists, metal enthusiasts, gamers, h/c kids, and raver types. The project's furious, organic fan base has grown thanks to their cathartic, unpredictable performances and genre-neutral discography. They are known for their anime/B-horror visual flare and sense of audio maximalism. The mythology surrounding Machine Girl's... read full bio
The most recent British alt pop artist to build a name for himself and take the world by storm is Mackenzy Mackay. His song "Temperatures Rising" tells about leaving your problems behind and has an appealing summery atmosphere to get us through the last few months of the summer. Mack's lyrics continue to shine on his most recent song, "I... read full bio
Mad Tsai has become a Gen-Z star by gaining over a million listeners in the past three years and reinventing a world in which LGBT Asian and Latinx guys may take the lead roles in their own stories. The musician born Jonathan Tsai has established his own brand of independent pop success based on humor, honesty and a desire to challenge... read full bio
Madalen Duke is a composer and artist from Vancouver. Her distinct voice and inspiring lyrics have struck a chord with admirers from her birthplace to Asia and South America. Madalen launched her debut EP Talking To Myself after opening for Post Malone and performed at SXSW twice, with the lead track "Born Alone Die Alone" appearing as the title song of... read full bio
Madame Gandhi is a musician, activist, and artist. Her songs are fueled by feminism- Madame Gandhi’s release of “The Future is Female” hit the Top 50 Spotify Charts after a Women’s March. Madame Gandhi has an impressive educational background. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics, Political Science, and Women’s Studies from Georgetown and an MBA from Harvard Business School.... read full bio
Alongside her success on American Idol, the Iowa native's folkloric singer-songwriter style has drawn admirers. Whirlwind reached the second spot on the iTunes Pop Charts when she received a People's Choice Award for her performance on the show. She also went on to become a popular guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Good Morning America, Live With Kelly & Ryan, and... read full bio
Maddie Storvold is an up-and-coming alternative-country folk singer-songwriter from Edmonton. She has rose to fame after winning CTV’s reality series “The Launch,” which led her to record and release the single “Don’t Say You Love Me,” which was written and produced by Bryan Adams with Scott Borchetta’s Big Machine Label Group. The single peaked at number 1 on the iTunes... read full bio
The new EP from popular singer-songwriter Maddie Zahm is a masterclass in being genuine and speaking your mind. Maddie Zahm believed she would find her place in the world through music while growing up in Idaho. Her previous experience leading worship at her church, her time on American Idol and her love of witty wordplay made a career in country music seem... read full bio
MADDS BUCKLEY creates strong alternative/folk music with goals only surpassed by the scope of her inspirations, drawing inspiration from both stage and screen. Her whole discography exhibits this talent for cinematic passion and uncompromising candor, the same heart and vigor that propelled her song "The Red Means I Love You," which was inspired by the renowned anime My Hero Academia, to... read full bio
Nicholas Sanborn is performing trippy electronic music under the moniker, Made of Oak. In addition to Made of Oak, Nicholas Sanborn is also half of Sylvan Esso. Some of his most popular songs with Made of Oak are, Pinebender, Pray For Rain (Sylvan Esso Remix), Side Rides, and Pinebender. You can tell Sanborn has spent years working on his music... read full bio
"Boots," the critically acclaimed Montana singer/songwriter Madeline Hawthorne's solo debut, was co-produced by Brad Parsons and Tyler Thompson of Fruition. She enters the limelight with equal parts grit and charm. "Boots" is a work of profound introspection and self-discovery that confronts change and independence while overcoming the demands of modern women with unwavering honesty and unwavering tenacity. The songs on this... read full bio
Making music helps Madeline The Person cope. The up-and-coming alt-pop artist processes trauma, victory and all perplexing human experiences in between via her music. She is compelled to be completely transparent, a quality that helped build her critically acclaimed debut EP, Chapter 1: The Longing. Those four songs chronicle the highs and lows that influenced her outlook on life, much like... read full bio
