Robert Randolph & The Family Band is an American soul and funk band who have strong blues and gospel influences. The five member band is comprised of Robert Randolph on the pedal steel guitar, Marcus Randolph on drums, Danyel Morgan on bass, Lenesha Randolph on vocals, and Brett Haas playing the keyboard/ guitar. Robert & The Family Band's first album... read full bio
Robin Crows take-away message is simply this: Businesses and individuals who respond fastest to change will be the ones most likely to survive and prosper. Its a message that applies to anyone in any business. You cannot be an effective leader in the 21st century without acknowledging that we are facing challenges of an unprecedented size and scope. There is... read full bio
The best-known accomplishment of Scottish musician, songwriter, composer, producer of records, and audio engineer Robin Guthrie is his role as co-founding member of the alternative rock group Cocteau Twins. Guthrie has played keyboards, drums, guitar, bass guitar, and other musical instruments throughout his career in addition to programming, sampling, and sound processing. After Cocteau Twins disbanded in 1998, Guthrie's debut... read full bio
Robin Stone, also known as her stage name, Robin S., is an American house music singer-songwriter who is best known for her singles “Show Me Love” and “Luv 4 Luv.” Stone was born in Hempstead, New York, and she began her career after releasing her debut single and album of the same name, “Show Me Love.” The single peaked at... read full bio
Robin Wilson is an American musician and producer from Detroit, Michigan, who is best known for being the lead vocalist for the rock band Gin Blossoms, and for occasionally performing as a vocalist for The Smithereens. When Wilson joined the Gin Blossoms, he replaced Richard Taylor as guitarist but shortly after became the vocalist. Although Wilson wasn’t formed in the... read full bio
Singer-songwriter Anna Robinson, sometimes known simply as Robinson, hails from New Zealand. She is an expressive performer with a preference for passionate, energetic pop, folk and electronic dance music. Robinson, a native of Nelson, New Zealand, had an early love in music and taught herself how to play the piano and guitar. By the time she was in her adolescent years, Olivia... read full bio
Robocobra four's basic values include experimentation, whether it be in their dynamic lineup or in the distinctive self-produced recordings they create in their native Belfast. These contrasts are just the start of the intricate universe of the Robocobra Quartet, a group that is both serious and humorous in their approach to music and that includes musicians with and without formal musical... read full bio
Robyn is a music star that has gained recognition as she has become more independent. Following some early success as a more conventional pop singer in the 1990s (her debut album, Robyn Is Here, featured work by renowned producer), Robyn formed her own label in response to label concerns that stifled her creativity and momentum. With Robyn, she debuted her glittering... read full bio
Rochelle Jordan seems ready to become well-known to people outside of the progressive electronic R&B crowd. The discography of the singer is flourishing. She had opened for Jessie Ware in the United States and was sampled by Special Request ("Soundboy Killer"), Childish Gambino ("Telegraph Ave.") and fellow Torontonian Drake ("Club Paradise"). Play with the Changes, an album with more vocal, lyrical and... read full bio
In an unmarked 8' by 11' practice area in Los Angeles, California, Rocket first came together. It was the start of something remarkable, although you wouldn't know it from the outside. The band's four members, Desi Scaglione on guitar, Baron Rinzler on guitar, Cooper Ladomade on drums, and Alithea Tuttle on bass and vocals, have known each other for a... read full bio
American rock group Rocket from the Crypt was founded in San Diego. After the release of their album Circa: Now!, the band received favorable reviews and the interest of a major record label, which resulted in a recording deal with Interscope Records. With the publication of the albums Scream, Dracula, Scream! and RFTC, along with a large number of vinyl singles and... read full bio
Rodrigo Amarante is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. Apart from partaking in a solo career, Amarante is also part of the bands Los Hermanos, Orquestra Imperial, and Little Joy. His first solo record, ‘Cavalo’ was released to critical acclaim, and his song ‘Tuyo’ was used as the theme for Netflix Original Series ‘Narcos.’ Amarante uses the guitar, piano, bass, and... read full bio
The St. Louis-born singer/songwriter, who had recently moved from Nashville to Los Angeles right before the epidemic, did what any sane person would do: he sought comfort online and created a community. His rapidly expanding internet popularity soon surpassed six figures as a result of their adoration for both his endearingly humble demeanor and his seductive music, a contemporary mashup... read full bio
Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers is a multi genre rock band from Tempe, Arizona. The band ranges across musical genres such as alternative rock, pop, reggae, americana, mariachi, and many more influences. Roger Clyne and Paul Naffah from the The Refreshments, known for the theme song to animated television series King of the Hill, left the band in order to... read full bio
The secret to Roger's music's enchantment is a timeless quality, much like its bucolic, serene attributes. Both The Turning Year, his debut solo album for Deutsche Grammophon and Apollo: Atmospheres And Soundtracks, the album he co-wrote with his brother Brian Eno and producer Daniel Lanois to establish his recording career, are examples of this. It's an album of grace, purity, melancholy and... read full bio
Roky Erickson is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. Apart from being a member of The 13th Floor Elevators band, he also pursues his own solo career. Erickson is considered a pioneer of the psychedelic rock genre. He began his music career at a young age, playing the guitar at 10 years old. He has released over ten albums as a... read full bio
Introducing Rola, the mesmerizing voice of contemporary Palestinian folk culture. Raised in Nazareth, Palestine, Rola attended the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance for her academic training in Oriental music. Rola's career has been characterized by appearances in esteemed venues across the globe, such as the Qatar Opera House and London's City Theatre. Her work is a blend of tradition... read full bio
Roland Tings is an electronic music producer from Australia. He has released several albums, gaining popularity around the world with each release. Roland Tings has toured with artists like Chet Faker and appeared at festivals like the Meredith Music Festival, Sydney Festival, MONA FOMA, and Listen Out. His raw electronic beats are innovative, putting him side by side with the... read full bio
Tucker Pillsbury, better known as his stage name, Role Model, is an American musician from Portland, Maine. Prior to releasing music through his name Role Model, he used to release rap music on SoundCloud. Role Model has released an EP, “Arizona in the Summer” which was influenced by a life threatening ski accident which put him in a cast for... read full bio
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever is an indie rock band from Melbourne, Australia, comprised of memebers Tom Russo, Fran Keaney, Marcie Tussie, Joe Russo, and Joe White. The band released their debut EP entitled Talk Tight, followed by their second EP entitled The French Press. The French Press was released to positive critical reviews, and it received an 8.1 out of... read full bio
