Peter Orens baritone singing voice is reminiscent of Bill Callahan. Oren covers topics of the environment, more specifically climate change, activism, and art in his songs. Each verse is like poetry; Oren captures thoughtful ideas and delivers them with grace and soul to audiences. Oren has collaborated with artists like Ken Coomer and Sturgill Simpson on his works. Together, they... read full bio
Peter Perrett is an English singer, songwriter, and producer. He is best known for his work as the rhythm guitarist and songwriter for the band Only Ones. He also worked on one album with The One. Later on in his career, Perrett decided to pursue a solo project. As a solo act, Perrett released the album How the West Was... read full bio
Peter Silberman is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist. He started his musical career as a member of the rock band, The Antlers. Later, Silberman went solo, releasing his first album Uprooted. Silbermans first album was a representation of his conflicted emotional state. Later, he released his album In the Attic of the Universe. He encounters the universe, its vastness, and... read full bio
" Peter, Bjorn and John is a musical trio from Stockholm, Sweden. Made up of members Peter Moren on vocals, guitar, and harmonica; Bjorn Yttling on vocals, bass, and keyboards; and John Eriksson on drums, percussion, and vocals. The band is influenced by the sounds of classic ’60s baroque pop, power pop, and new wave. The band gained lots of... read full bio
The creator of Noirwave, a musical and cultural phenomenon that draws inspiration from punk aesthetics and the dispersed identities of the modern African diaspora, is Petite Noir. The Belgian-born, South African-raised artist from the Congo currently divides his time between London and Paris. His music combines elements from indie, electronic, afrobeat and alt-r&b. Petite Noir, who has been supported in the... read full bio
Singer Peyton Parrish is well-known for his creative cover songs and throaty brand of post-grunge and country music with Viking influences. His rendition of "My Mother Told Me," a song from the video game Assassin's Creed Valhalla that appeared in the television series Vikings, made him a viral sensation. He released his debut album, Cowboy Man, the same year, which... read full bio
Phantogram is an American electronic rock duo that formed in 2007. The group consists of Sarah Barthel and Josh Carter, and is known for its blend of electronic beats and rock instrumentation, as well as its dreamy and atmospheric soundscapes. Phantogram's music has been praised for its innovative approach to genre-blending, and for its ability to craft songs that are... read full bio
Phantom Planet is an indie rock/pop band formed in Los Angeles who came together at a Pizza Hut in the mid 90’s. Their style changes with every record they put out as they think that is a more exciting way to do things. They were signed onto Geffen Records. They really hit it big with their song “California” which was... read full bio
Phem, an alt pop musician and songwriter who made her debut as a featured artist on G-single Eazy's "Just Friends," has been steadily building a devoted following all over the world. She was named an up-and-coming genre-blending musician by Billboard Magazine and she has continued to live up to her reputation as a rule-breaker and tastemaker. Her organic growth has been fueled... read full bio
Phi11a, a Sydney rapper who blends potent, nasty and thought-provoking lyrics with a varied style and upbeat outlook, is the most recent figure to lead the charge as Australian hip-hop begins to have a significant impact on the rest of the world. Phi11a was raised in Sydney's Inner-West, where his family had a hard time making ends meet. Nowhere really felt like... read full bio
Philine Bernsdorf, better known as Philine Sonny, is originally from Unna in the Ruhr region. When she first sat down on a drum set at the age of 10, her musical career officially began. Soon after, Philine started taking drum lessons. Prior to that, she played in the school chorus and bands. She took vocal classes, learned how to play... read full bio
Philmon Lee is a singer/songwriter from Atlanta who draws inspiration from old rock, R&B and modern pop in his genuine pop tunes. He gained experience in the city's taverns and nightclubs before signing with a major label and releasing the EP 706. He collaborated on "Baby Don't Cry" with rapper Young Thug after first working with violinist Lindsey Stirling, demonstrating his versatility. Born... read full bio
When the four members of Phish talk about getting back together after spending almost five years apart, the same words keep coming up--gratitude, appreciation, inspiring. There's an almost tangible sense of relief that surrounds this reunion of one of the most popular touring bands in history, and that same feeling of fulfillment comes across in the album that resulted. Of course,... read full bio
Phoebe Bridgers is an American indie-rock musician based out of Los Angeles, California, who is best known for her solo work as well as her work with groups Boygenius and Better Oblivion Community Center. Bridgers was born in Ukiah, California, and she has studied vocal jazz at Los Angeles County High School for the Arts. Bridgers began her musical career... read full bio
The much-anticipated solo effort from alt-pop singer Phoebe Lou is called Phoebe Go. It's a sincere project with a lot of hope at its center. It's about maturing, retaining youth, losing your feet and recovering them. Although there is lightness, there is weight at the center for a reason. Phoebe Lou was only a little child when the popularity of her high... read full bio
Phoebe Green is an up-and-coming alternative-rock singer-songwriter from Manchester, England. Green began her musical career with the release of her debut studio album, “02:00 AM.” Green was finishing up her A-Levels at the time that she dropped her debut album. This led her to sign with Chess Club Records and tour with Swim Deep. Since then, Green has gone on... read full bio
Born in the UK and currently residing in New York City, Phoebe Katis is making waves in the music industry. Her fifth studio album marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the singer, who is well-known for her luscious vocal harmonies, catchy melodies, and lyrics that exude honesty and self-awareness. Pop hits, Broadway ballads, and a great deal... read full bio
Phoebe Ryan is a singer and songwriter. She gained recognition after releasing a mashup of R. Kelly’s ‘Ignition’ and Miguel’s ‘Do You.’ Her original music has received praise from artists like Tove Lo and Taylor Swift. Ryan has also co-wrote songs for artists like Bea Miller. Her contribution to Miller’s ‘Young Blood’ led to it being a Billboard Dance Club... read full bio
The French group Phoenix draws elements from their eclectic '80s upbringing to arrive at a satisfying blend of rock and synthesizers. Vocalist Thomas Mars, bassist Deck d'Arcy, and guitarist Christian Mazzalai were a garage band based out of Mars' house in the suburbs of Paris. Mazzalai's older brother Branco joined the band on guitar when his band Darlin' disbanded. The... read full bio
Phony Ppl is comprised of five Brooklyn natives who collaborate creating a funky, astral R&B, old school hip-hop sound. They started off making music after school in their family’s homes. Currently the band consists of Elbee Thrie, Aja Grant, Elijah Rawk, and Bari Bass. The band explores music influenced by the past, but also contains popular notes. Phony Ppl uses... read full bio
