The Los Angeles band Soft Blue Shimmer set out on a US tour with Softcult and a few headline dates. The group's most recent album, Love Lives In The Body, which was published on Other People Records, will be supported by a tour. The group's dreamy and hazy sound shines on the album, which was recorded with Corey Coffman (Gleemer), paired with... read full bio
In their early twenties, Laurie Vincent, the guitarist, and Isaac Holman, the drummer, founded the raw punk duo Slaves in the lush Kent town of Maidstone. Holman temporarily joined Vincent's band Bareface when they met on the concert circuit, but the two ultimately made the decision to separate ways and pursue other endeavors. Playing only one electric guitar and relying... read full bio
The members of Softcult are the Arn-Horn twins Mercedes (guitar/vocals) and Phoenix (drums/vocals/production). The band started releasing singles and then, Year Of The Rat, their debut EP, was published. The band incorporates elements of shoegaze, grunge and dreampop into the riot grrrl movement, citing Bikini Kill as a major inspiration. The song, which is unmistakably feminist, addresses widespread problems such as mental... read full bio
Softee is Nina Grollman's stage name and it's not simply a satirical homage to the cheap, soft-serve juggernaut; it's also an earnest, albeit occasionally painful, description of the Brooklyn-based artist's attitude to both love and music. The artist found solace in her emotions and soothed herself in influences of R&B, funk, hip hop and the pure melodrama of 80s pop, not to mention... read full bio
The L.A.-based artist Softest Hard has taken it upon herself to impart a sense of presence on her newest song in an age where overstimulation and short attention spans keep people locked in a continual state of distraction. Stacy Barthe, a Grammy-nominated superstar, lends her lovely vocal abilities to the song "Do Over," which captures the spirit of living life... read full bio
With the release of her first song "Strawberry Milkshake" earlier this year, hip-hop-influenced indie-pop newcomer SOFY has been impressing listers with her smooth and varied sound and style. She has quickly made a name for herself in the music industry and has become a name to keep an eye on. Only a year after picking up a pen and starting to... read full bio
Sogumm is the artist with the most songs written, but none of them are subpar. First gaining a following for her soulful music on SoundCloud, she has since been a preferred choice for artists looking to collaborate with her on songs, particularly those in the hip-hop and R&B genres. Sogumm has two full-length albums out and for Best Soul & R&B... read full bio
Christopher Michael Taylor, known as Sohn, is a singer, songwriter, and record producer. Sohn was immediately recognized upon the release of EP ‘The Wheel’ through Aesop. This song, along with ‘Red Lines’ picked up critical acclaim after streaming online. Another release, ‘Carry Me Home’ was used as part of soundtrack for the film ‘Insurgent’. Sohn has produced music for artist... read full bio
Elijah Sokolow, a guitarist/vocalist, songwriter, and producer residing in Los Angeles, is the solo artist behind Soklo. Soklo is redefining guitar-driven music by fusing the genres of indie, experimental rock, and avant-pop. By eschewing tradition in favor of ragged textures, warped tones, and emotionally raw lyricism, he creates a sound that is both unpredictable and unforgettable with his self-titled debut... read full bio
From Nashville, Tennessee, Sol Cat combines some really powerful guitars and grooves with synthesizers and croons. It's music that makes you want to dance and think, and it draws inspiration from both current events and historical events. Sol Cat has gained the attention of rock and pop fans in numerous regions while touring the country with acts like The Weeks,... read full bio
Her jazz-tinged soul approach has been developed across a variety of bass styles with collaborators ranging from GLXY to Oliverse by means of Neonlight and Shyun since her breakthrough on the Tantrum Desire juggernaut that is Oblivion. She has also appeared on important albums by Emperor and SpectraSoul. On Emperor's Made Of Light, which they also transformed into an acoustic... read full bio
With the few tunes she's released, Soleima has cast a mysterious and fascinating spell. Out of her debut mini-album "NO.14," the songs "Breathe," "Cracks," "Wasted" and "Once Was" introduced a singer with a distinctive approach to pop that is both immediately engrossing and delightfully off-kilter. The Danish artist already stands out from the crowd with her complex concoction of pitch-shifted synths,... read full bio
At the age of sixteen, multi-instrumentalist, singer, and composer Solya made her debut with her three-track EP "Fever Dream," which was totally recorded in her bedroom. She is situated in West Texas. She immediately amassed a sizable social media following thanks to admirers who were drawn to the eerie, dark realm of her music, which combines elements of electronic, indie... read full bio
Sombear is the moniker of singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Brad Hale. Based in Minneapolis, Hale has been creating music under the Sombear name since 2011. His music is an ethereal blend of dream pop, electronic, and indie rock, characterized by haunting vocals, shimmering synths, and intricate drum programming. Hale began his music career as the drummer for the indie rock band Now,... read full bio
With millions of streams and a significant TikTok impact, New York City singer, songwriter and producer sombr has already generated a lot of talk. The indie alternative troubadour only keeps up this pace with his latest track, "Willow." Having been a music enthusiast since childhood, sombr originally took on his moniker after setting up a temporary recording studio in his bedroom. He was... read full bio
Cian Godfrey, also known as Somebody's Child, began his musical career at the age of five in Paris, where he began to play the piano in the family flat. He developed a passion for music after returning to Ireland, which allowed him to share his own tales. These stories frequently touch on challenging situations with mental health in addition to... read full bio
Something for Kate is a trio from Melbourne. The band consists of singer/songwriter/guitarist Paul Dempsey, bassist Stephanie Ashworth, and drummer Clint Hyndman. The band occupies a unique niche in the musical scene, having sold a million CDs in Australia alone, and continues to make fiercely creative and demanding songs, earning what has been described as a cult-like following as well as new... read full bio
Son Little is a singer and songwriter. His music is inspired by artists like Stevie Wonder and Jimi Hendrix and performs a contemporary take on American rhythm and blues. Son Little’s debut EP, ‘Things I Forgot,’ and his first album garnered close to 10 million streams online. The R&B artist has toured with artists like Leon Bridges, Mumford & Sons,... read full bio
Son Lux has functioned as a sort of sonic test kitchen from the beginning. The Academy Award and BAFTA-nominated group aims to recreate music from a molecular level and challenge long-held beliefs about its creation. Due to an unavoidable kinship with Ian Chang and Rafiq Bhatia, what started out as a solitary endeavor for creator Ryan Lott grew. While producing,... read full bio
Son Mieux, a seven-piece force from The Hague, Netherlands, has swept the European music landscape. This dynamic group, led by the captivating Camiel Meiresonne, creates an enticing auditory tapestry that skillfully combines moving, narrative lyrics with danceable beats. They have achieved platinum status in the Netherlands with two critically acclaimed albums and songs including "Tonight" and "Multicolor." Their image as... read full bio
