Rosali, a musician from North Carolina, creates compositions that gradually reveal their full impact. Restricted, introspective tunes will gradually expand outward, grabbing your attention with a subtle sideways guitar lead or a particularly raw phrase that you missed the first time. Growing up in a large family that sung together and taught themselves several instruments, Rosali, the daughter of two... read full bio
Cochemea Gastelum is a musical traveler who uses family histories and ancestors' experiences to give the historical bones new life. All My Relations, his Daptone debut, is a beautiful meditation on the interconnectedness of everything. It combines musical inspirations from his Yaqui/Yoeme indigenous ancestry with musical skills developed while performing with the world's top soul/funk and jazz performers. Cochemea's profound... read full bio
As new signees to the recently resurrected National Anthem label through Capitol Records, Still Blank have released their first single, "What About Jane." Jordy from Kaua‘i, Hawaii, and Ben from Macclesfield, UK, formed the transatlantic duo in the UK. Their informal jam sessions in a Liverpool basement evolved into studio sessions inspired by treks across rural Wales. While the thin folk elements... read full bio
Dominicanos Saso and Aka The Darknight created the Bronx-based raw genre-bending project Planta Industrial. They are producing a sound that is anything but typical by combining pop, electronic, post-punk, dark wave, and Spanish rap. Their music has strong, rhythmic energy and a gritty, raw edge, which comes from their rich Afro-Caribbean heritage. The pair creates a sound that is both... read full bio
From the dive bar to the main events at the Hollywood Theatre in Vancouver, Uncle Strut has shared the stage with such iconic performers as Baby Jake, Serena Ryder, George Thorogood, and the Goo Goo Dolls. They bring a raw energy to their live performances that is reminiscent of the Beatles and the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Comparable to Spacey Jane... read full bio
Pendley is from Toad Suck, Arkansas, and his life experiences—fatherhood, healing, and the generational tales that reverberate throughout rural America—have influenced his songwriting.... read full bio
The Southern rock group Holy Roller was founded in the center of Richmond, Virginia. The band has shared stages with Shane Smith & the Saints and secured spots at big festivals like Boston Calling and Iron Blossom thanks to their harmony-driven narrative and sound that veers from country ballads to full-throttle rock.... read full bio
You can't get Ben de la Cour's visceral songwriting out of your grasp. By using his distinctive "Americanoir" voice to weave moving tales of desperate humans, de la Cour sheds a candid, sympathetic, and occasionally depressing light on the state of humanity. Following his release of Sweet Anhedonia, which was praised by American Songwriter, Twangville, The Telegraph, and NPR, de... read full bio
Jesse Raub Jr., a Nashville recording artist who was born in Texas, adds a contemporary edge to 90s country music to create a genuine sound. Jesse’s career highlights include over 160,000,000 Spotify spins on songs Jesse wrote. As a co-writer on Johnson's "Dance Her Home," he achieved his first number one on Texas radio. As a co-writer on Johnson's "Dance Her... read full bio
Gen and The Degenerates, who are well-known for their playful nature, trash-pop style influenced by punk, and humorous lyrics, are reviving the independent music scene. Their distinct fusion of anthemic lyricism and punk attitude, led by the charismatic force of nature Genevieve Glynn, has demonstrated the ability to both captivate the most seasoned music lovers and inspire a new generation... read full bio
After high school, Tritt moved to the West Coast to pursue a degree in talent management and music production. But he quickly discovered that acting on stage was what he truly wanted to be doing. Tritt began playing the guitar at an early age, receiving instruction from his father and his neighborhood guitar store. Tritt cites Motörhead, Ozzy... read full bio
He is a comic genius because of how relatable and refreshing his humor is. Mike, a native of Baltimore, Maryland, relocated to California to seek a career in comedy and to get away from the dangerous streets of his hometown. He embraced the comedic scene, earning credentials including an Emmy nomination, a recurring appearance on NBC's The Office, Brad Paisley's Comedy... read full bio
Comedian Jack Assadourian, who is of Armenian and Mexican heritage, has become well-known for his distinct viewpoint and amusing life observations. He frequently shares tales and experiences from his multicultural upbringing in his stand-up routine, which appeals to a wide range of audiences. Jack has gained notoriety in the comic industry thanks to his dynamic stage presence and sharp sense... read full bio
Since its founding, REZN has combined the kaleidoscopic pleasures of psychedelia, prog rock, and shoegaze with the bleak monochromatic depths of underground metal. They explore the darkest, most profound depths of their sound with their most recent album, Burden, while maintaining a connection to the universe. Burden, an album of immense amp-worshipping weight and intoxicating instrumentation, is the result of... read full bio
With a broad, Americana-focused sound, the West Texas Exiles, which consists of five artists who were raised in El Paso, Lubbock, and Amarillo, draw inspiration from the expansive western regions of the Lone Star State. With composers Gutierrez, Daniel Davis, and Colin Gilmore, as well as seasoned bassist Eric Harrison and drummer Trinidad Leal from the Dirty River Boys, the... read full bio
American singer-songwriter Zane Christopher hails from New England. His music reflects his upbringing on the coast. It was at Nantucket that Zane got his start. He would perform for pals at beach bonfires after working shifts at a nearby restaurant. When he published his first single, "Road Song," it received excellent feedback from the public and received four million listens. Zane has... read full bio
Born and raised in South Africa and Harlem, AQUTIE is a rising sensation that is blending cultures on dance floors from Brooklyn to Johannesburg, Spain, and more! Drawing from a diverse range of influences, including Afro house, AfroTech, gqom, and amapiano, AQUTIE skillfully combines the lyrical spirit of her New York upbringing with the rhythms of the African continent. Her... read full bio
New Zealand's Borderline is a fast-rising pop/rock group. The songs "Spinning," "Going Home (Bitter)," and "This Is Not Love" all made it to the Hot Singles and Hot NZ Singles Charts in addition to New Zealand's RadioScope Most Added Chart. ZM and Hauraki were among the NZ radio stations that played the songs. In order to expand their fan base in New... read full bio
RYMAN, who was born and raised in Nashville, has devoted years to developing his distinct sound and songwriting, which he affectionately calls "Y'allternative." As early as preschool, the singer-songwriter was fascinated to music. With roots in Pop, Alternative, and Singer-Songwriter, RYMAN's music is praised for its rich narrative and his ability to produce lyrics that are both visually appealing and... read full bio
Mary, a well-known singer-songwriter from Nashville with over 200 million streams and Billboard Top 20 hits, infuses every performance with her contagious optimism and unwavering work ethic. Mary is a musician whose songs address difficult subjects. renowned for platinum successes for Bailey Zimmerman and Nate Smith, as well as Devil's Money, Smell The Smoke, and The Devil Wore a Lab... read full bio
