Wolf Parade, a Canadian indie rock band, won over reviewers with their complex, dynamic music that was influenced by a wide range of genres. They also saw an unexpected amount of financial success. They consistently wrote catchy songs with pop hooks that made it clear they had spent a lot of time listening to 1980s new wave music. However, they also... read full bio
A musician from London named WOLFFE enjoys the sinister aspect of popular music. The vocalist, who is gifted with a piercing but soulful voice, shines on the new song "Trouble Ahead." One of WOLFFE's most intriguing and sympathetic vocals to date is paired with brooding, melancholy pop music's electronic backdrop. Even with only two tracks officially under her belt, Wolffe is... read full bio
In just a year and a half since starting their band, the Wolves have amassed a sizable social media following and a devoted fanbase by focusing on the absurdities of everyday life through their original songs and sharp parodies. They've published three music videos, opened for David Cross, Tenacious D, and Jukebox the Ghost, and played at the Netflix is... read full bio
A gateway into their singular point of view without boundaries, Wombo's odd world is a kaleidoscope voyage of abrupt turns and startling vistas, a mashup of influences with a mischievous grin that merge into a hallucinogenic but limitless reality. Sydney Chadwick (vocals), Cameron Lowe (guitar) and Joel Taylor (drums) had previously played in punk pop band the Debauchees and with the addition... read full bio
Wooden Shjips is an experimental rock band that originates from San Francisco, California. They are famous for their primeval swirl of incomprehensible vocals and wailing organs. Ripley Johnson, who sings and plays guitar, is a member of the band, along with Dusty Jermier, who plays trumpet and bass, Omar Ahsanuddin, who plays drums, and Nash Whalen, who plays the organ.... read full bio
After the publication of her self-titled first EP, Woodes gained popularity both domestically (where she was included on numerous "ones to watch" lists) and abroad. Since then, in addition to her own headline tours, she has performed at several festivals, including Splendour in the Grass, SXSW and Beyond the Valley, and toured with artists including Thelma Plum, Asgier and Sylvan Esso. Two... read full bio
Woosung is a Korean-American musician who performs as an electric guitarist and singer for the South Korean band The Rose. He is also a composer and writer. The Rose, who made her debut with the soft-rock song "Sorry," was listed by Billboard as one of the "New K-Pop Artists to Watch." The EPs Dawn and Void, the latter of which... read full bio
Meredith Lampe, Cody Edgerly and Kenny Monroe are three Brooklyn-based musicians who form the indie rock group Work Wife. Work Wife draws inspiration from artists like Faye Webster, Neil Young and American Football as well as folk rock instrumentals to create music that inspires their own brand of dark comedy. On Born Losers Records, Work Wife's debut EP was made available. It... read full bio
World Party is an alternative rock band from London, the solo project of artist Karl Wallinger. Wallinger started World Party after leaving band The Waterboys. He debuted his solo act with the album Private Revolution, which achieved hits in the United Kingdom, Private Revolution and Ship of Fools. The song Ship of Fools garnered acclaim in countries like Australia, New... read full bio
The Chicago-based indie-punk band Worry Club was founded by singer/songwriter Chase Walsh and media, graphic designer, etc. Zack Zagula. In just over three years since the collective's formation, they have gathered 7 million streams and over 250k monthly listeners. Through a catalog of tunes that swiftly found their audience online throughout the epidemic, Worry Club has amassed a passionate and loyal fan... read full bio
Wrenn, who is devoted to the art and image she so meticulously curates, is an enigmatic, monster-making riddle for the internet and her devoted following. This isn't to imply that the artist's identity is intended to distance herself from her audience; rather, she connects with them through her music, which is a healing and frequently spiritual experience for both parties... read full bio
Before they ever played their first gig, WSTR was signed to independent American label No Sleep Records thanks to their rapid rise in the UK pop-punk scene. The Liverpool-based band, which consists of vocalist Sammy Clifford, bassist Alex Tobijanski and guitarists Kieren Alder and Danny Swift, listed American bands like blink-182, Sum 41 and New Found Glory among their key influences. Along... read full bio
In her debut solo project, WTRGRL, Swedish-Mexican-American producer, drummer, and songwriter Chloe Saavedra fuses mainstream pop with experimental electronic music. Chloe Saavedra and her sister Asy co-founded the band Smoosh when Chloe was 10 years old. The band got signed to Barsuk Records, went on tour with acts like Bloc Party, Death Cab for Cutie and Pearl Jam, made an appearance... read full bio
Wunderhorse is the musical project of London-based artist Jacob Slater. After experiencing a difficult break up with his former band Dead Pretties in 2017, Slater found solace in creating music as Wunderhorse. Despite having only two tracks released, Wunderhorse has already been recognized as one of the ones to watch in 2022 by NME, thanks to Slater's unique blend of... read full bio
Wyatt C. Louis's debut album, Chandler, is named after his middle name and has airy and textural melodies that are elevated by breathtaking vocals. Currently residing in Calgary, Louis, a Plains Cree singer-songwriter who was born and raised in sections of Treaty Six, allows his sense of place to come through on these songs, some of which were inspired by... read full bio
Wyclef Jean is a rapper, musician and actor who has also been a member of the Fugees. The Haitian-American singer and producer has been a guiding figure as a powerful pop cultural force for over two decades. The release of the Fugees’ album, ‘The Score’, inspired rave reviews from critics like Robert Christgau. The album hit number one on the... read full bio
Wye Oak emerged from Baltimore's underground scene to critical acclaim on both sides of the Atlantic by fusing introspective lyricism with colorful polyrhythmic indie rock and pop. The name of the band, which consists of drummer/keyboardist Andy Stack and singer/guitarist Jenn Wasner, comes from a symbolic tree in Maryland that is 460 years old. Wasner and Stack, who formed the band... read full bio
"Wynchester features long time Tenacious D & Kyle Gass Band membersMike Bray and John Konesky who say - ""we live life with the goal of squeezing every last drop of fun out of it we can. It's the only way... It's the Wynchester way."" From uptempo barn burners to ""tear in your beer"" ballads, Wynchester mix classic country with the familiar... read full bio
X Ambassadors are an American rock band from Ithaca, New York that consists of members Sam Harris, Casey Harris, and Adam Levin. They are best known for their singles “Renegades”, “Unsteady”, “Home”, “Jungle”, “In Your Arms”, and “Gorgeous”. The group started their career known as Ambassadors and they toured with LIGHTS. They then released their self-titled debut EP and after... read full bio
An up-and-coming Canadian musician named Xana has a gritty, dark pop vibe. She spent the most of her childhood jamming out to 80s rock songs that her dad would burn onto numerous mixtapes, including Avril Lavigne, Eminem, The Little Mermaid and others. She was greatly influenced by musicians like Halsey, Lorde, Taylor Swift and Ryn Weaver during her adolescent years. Xana creates... read full bio
