Musician Josiah Leming is the leader of the band Josiah and the Bonnevilles. Josiah was born in Morristown, Tennessee. As a young boy, he was enamored with music and started learning to play the piano and guitar. Josiah's musical abilities quickly caught the notice of his family and friends and he started playing as a teenager, attracting the interest of professionals in... read full bio
Aspects of what an entire generation grew up knowing as alternative rock return via the music of the Lowell, Massachusetts band Fleshwater in a whole new way. Fleshwater's We're Not Here to Be Loved first album, which was released through the New York metal and hardcore label Closed Casket Activities, is a harsh, emotional and frightening work. The group is part... read full bio
With their Trance Dance Music (TDM) style, DJ HEARTSTRING, a Berlin-based pair, burst onto the scene. They balance a direct beat intended for the dance floor with the odd pop spectacular. One of the most sought-after artists in Europe, their highlights include performances at AVA Festival, Thuishaven, Fly Open Air, PollerWeisen, Melt Festival, Rex Club and fabric. They also made their debut... read full bio
While attending Berklee, where they studied music in all its theoretical splendor, members of Dead Poet Society established the band. They really graduated, unlike so many others, however whether or not it was time well-spent is debatable. When composing songs for their debut album -!- (called The Exclamation Album), Underkofler, guitarist Jack Collins, bassist Dylan Brenner and drummer Will Goodroad used both... read full bio
The former half of the now-defunct duet The Let Go, COLE BLEU, is venturing out on her own with a brand-new endeavor. When Cole Bleu first began to create music, she wished to alter the course of history. These goals remain the same. In fact, she exudes more confidence than ever on her new 'Crushed!' EP. The new song "YouAreYouAre" by... read full bio
Anglo-Indian DJ ones, located in London, got his start DJing at underage clubs, collecting records, and maturing online during the YouTube and SoundCloud discovery period. His two first albums, "Gratitude Always" and "Far Too Long," both concentrate on themes of grief, loneliness and sadness and incorporate the guiding voices of those around him. Both albums are incredibly passionate and energetic. Ones'... read full bio
Following a few years of co-writing songs with her brother Thom in bands like Southern and MMODE, Lucy Gaffney has already toured with artists like Wallows, Inhaler, DMA's, The Coral, Lukas Nelson, Bill Ryder-Jones and Sorcha Richardson for her solo career. Lucy worked with Bill Ryder-Jones and Emmy Award–winning English composer Michael Price on their reworking of the song "In Spite... read full bio
Middle-distance runner Adelle Tracey competes for Jamaica after formerly representing Great Britain, where she was raised. Adelle has participated in almost ten years of international competition on European, Commonwealth and World stages. At the NACAC Games, Adelle took home medals in the 800 and 1500 meters for silver and bronze, respectively. In addition to her accomplishments on the track, Adelle is a... read full bio
Two sisters from North London who perform in your face, gritty and harsh guitar music make up Skinny Girl Diet. Their debut performance was alongside TV stars and Viv Albertine of the Slits while they were still just young adolescents. At first, as a trio with their cousin Amelia on bass, they gigged throughout the London area and gained touring experience... read full bio
Skinner is a Dublin-based DIY slouch rock musician who writes, records and produces songs about maturing and conquering a life smeared with 21st-century grit. The DNA of no wave and post-punk bands like The B52s, James Chance and the Contortions and ESG, all the way to alt-rock stalwarts Pixies and Morphine, is flowing from Skinner's music, along with a knack for grunge-nodding self-production... read full bio
Skeptical, a talented DJ and producer, uses each beat he makes to share his love of music. Skeptical has developed into a force to be reckoned with from his early forays into many genres to his current reputation for creating some of the most powerful but sensitive tunes in drum & bass. His career started when Ingredients Records issued his outstanding Blue... read full bio
SHOSH is KISS FM's host and the driving force behind 24 Hour Garage Girls. DJ/Producer/Presenter SHOSH, an American by birth, has swiftly established herself as a rising star in the UK Garage scene. In just three short years as a producer, SHOSH has released music with DJ EZ's label Nuvolve and had official remixes with EMI, Universal and CR2 Records. She has... read full bio
Louisa Roach, a composer who went by the stage name She Drew The Gun, started out by doing solo performances around Liverpool. She soon grabbed the notice of James Skelly from The Coral, with whom she started working at Skeleton Key Records while also enlisting band members. Roach's hazy psych-pop may initially give the impression that the Wirral native is... read full bio
Settle Down's only desire has always been to attend the rave. The voyage started as Fantazia 92's far-off noises could be heard through the impressionable 10-year-old's bedroom window. Then on tape, Dreamscape and Slipmatt. It was finished. Settle Down has been wanting to release this music for a very long time. It is based on the principles of relentlessly... read full bio
Producer, performer and label leader Sega Bodega—real name Salvador Navarrete—was born in Ireland, reared in Glasgow and currently resides in London. He has established a reputation as one of the UK's most avant-garde and young creative minds. He has had an impact on music, fashion and film. He has soundtracked some of the most significant cultural moments in recent years and has amassed... read full bio
Joeri Woudstra, a multidisciplinary artist from The Hague, goes by the moniker Torus. Since his debut, the RMBA Tokyo alumnus has honed his craft in a series of noteworthy and varied roles, including soundtracking Telfar's Ugg collaboration, collaborating with Kate Cooper on a piece for the New Museum in New York and producing an installation for documenta 14 on pop culture's... read full bio
His generation has enthusiastically embraced him because to his unrestrained musicality, which blends harsh and gentle. As noted in the international music publications The FADER and fashion magazine 032c, he is one of the Japanese musicians who is gaining notice on a global scale as an icon of his age, spanning the limits of nations and genres. Tohji has developed a... read full bio
Since the release of his critically acclaimed but sonically undeveloped mixtape "Tiger," Thaiboy Digital has come a long way. Through the release of the eurotrance/trap hybrid EP "S.O.S" and Bladee collaborative album "AvP," he emerged as a fully fledged artist. His recent full-length "Legendary Member" invites everyone on a feverish, blissful ride showcasing iridescent fragments of rap music's future. The Stockholm-raised and... read full bio
Tertia May, a UK singer and songwriter, made her name known with her stirring first EP, Kind of Purple. Hip Hop, Jazz, Soul and Pop are all influences, and the voice is distinctive. Tertia appeared on venues throughout the ensuing 12 months, from London's famed Jazz Cafe to the Colors studios, with her performance last summer garnering well over 1 million... read full bio
Later this year, site-specific artworks and live performances will accompany the release of Tawiah, an artist and composer, and Al Moore's second album, Ertha. She is accompanying Michael Kiwanuka on his fully booked UK tour to promote a preview of the piece. The brand-new piece Ertha was developed as a concept album through a process of collective narrative and musical interpretation. Al... read full bio
