Lettuce and Soulive were founded by Eric Krasno and Galactic and Garage-a-Trois were founded by Stanton Moore. Over the past 25 years, they had encountered each other numerous times while performing on stage with their different bands. Both are Grammy-winning musicians who have collaborated with a wide range of both legendary and contemporary musicians. These two well-known musicians talked about the prospect of... read full bio
Death Valley Paradise, the highest charting album for the Kris Barras Band to date, smashed into the Official UK Album Charts at #27. They are thicker and darker than before, heralding a fresh start. At Planet Rock Radio, "Dead Horses," "My Parade," "Who Needs Enemies" and "Chaos" were all A-listed tracks that frequently topped the station's most-played music charts for... read full bio
Kristiane Alphson discovered music at an early age while growing up in Los Angeles. She found comfort in music, especially when she thought of seeing her grandma play. She frequently brought Kristiane to her shows after making a name for herself in the Hollywood cabaret scene in her sixties and seventies by promoting a theatrical lifestyle at a young age.... read full bio
An indie beach-rock group from Utah, a landlocked state, is called Krooked Kings. With a sound that has been compared to a cross between Mac DeMarco and Julian Casablancas of the Strokes, kk was founded in 2018 by Oli Martin, who began creating pleasant melodies over washed chord progressions in his college basement. Paul Colgan was next brought into the... read full bio
sionC (bass/vocals), ARNY (vocals/guitar), Creed (vocals/guitar), and Gail (drums/vocals) all demonstrate their musical skills with instrumental works that have catchy guitar melodies and a strong beat. The band's moniker, KST (formerly "Constant & Change"), emphasizes the everlasting nature of change and the impermanence of life. The well-known song "Stranded People," which is renowned for its instrumental brilliance, is featured on their debut... read full bio
Kate Stewart is a singer-songwriter from West London who first went by the stage name "KStewart," which she eventually dropped and changed to Kate Stewart. She appears on Oliver Heldens' "Koala" vocal version, and her song "Ain't Nobody" peaked at position #86 on the UK Singles Chart. She revealed that "In The Beginning" would be her debut EP album. She... read full bio
Kula Shaker became one of the most well-known British bands of the early post-Brit-pop era by resurrecting the swirling, guitar-heavy sounds of late '60s psychedelia and mixing it with George Harrison's Indian spirituality and devotion. Kula Shaker introduced the overwhelming rush of Oasis to psychedelia, outperforming many of their predecessors in terms of musical skill and experimentation. The band's debut... read full bio
Forward-thinking DnB/Bass producer Kumarion is redefining the capabilities of contemporary sound design by drawing a line between the musical extremes of violence and harmony. Omar Kadmiri, a Seattle native, developed his musical career after falling in love with the drum & bass (DnB) style. Kadmiri was exposed to the punk/reggae movement and developed a love for both the people and the frantic... read full bio
The most popular social media site in China, Weibo, has over 27 million followers who follow KUN, also known as Cai Xukun, a singer, songwriter and music producer. He has been at the top of Weibo's "Celebrity Topic List" and the "Star Power List" for more than a year. Kun, who had his television debut on the popular program Idol Producer,... read full bio
Kurt Vile is best known for his solo work and as the former lead guitarist of rock band The War on Drugs. His main influences are artists such as Neil Young, Tom Petty, and John Fahey. Viles work can be described as indie-alternative, containing rock notes, light vocals, and lo-fi sounds. He incorporates guitar, banjo, drums, and other instruments into... read full bio
On the route to Kutless' most recent album, "Believer," being released, a weird incident occurred. Over the course of more than a decade of playing music, the band managed to establish themselves without even recognizing it. In an instant, Kutless went from being an unknown Oregonian rock band to being looked up to by other bands. Their music is played... read full bio
Kwabs is a singer and songwriter, best known for his international hit Walk. Kwabs was introduced to music through the National Youth Jazz Orchestra. It was in the orchestra that Kwabs found his singing talent; he was the lead singer of the orchestra for four years, and later studied jazz at the Royal Academy of Music. After releasing cover versions... read full bio
Kxllswxtch, the stage name of Jonathan Robert Whitmer, is a Hispanic singer-songwriter from Orange County, California. He is renowned for his shrill singing and horror-themed graphics that frequently feature knives and combat. Kxllswxtch started creating music and established a following in the neighborhood soon. Before releasing his debut EP, InVain on SoundCloud, he published a number of tracks. In the Western United... read full bio
"Kygo is a Norwegian DJ, musician, record producer, and songwriter. His remix of Ed Sheeran’s hit song “I See Fire” gained Kygo international attention, and his own single “Firestone” has grown wildly popular as well. Kygo has released multiple singles that have exploded, including “Stole the Show,” “Here for You,” “ID,” and “Stay.” The musical journey of Kygo began at... read full bio
Kyle Craft is a singer and songwriter from Portland, Oregon. Inspired by rock music artists like the Beach Boys and David Bowie, Craft began playing guitar at the age of 15. Later, he recorded his own tracks and reached out to Sub Pop Records. His debut album, Dolls of Highland, was released, and following its release, Craft went on a... read full bio
Kyle blends various inspirations to muddle the distinctions between house, disco and techno since he has a deep-seated passion for jazz and disco. Kyle's unmistakable and unearthly sound has been felt at Coachella, Elrow, Sunset Music Festival and other dancefloors throughout the world. He has featured releases on Gorgon City's Realm Records, Sonny Fodera's Solotoko, Low Steppa's Simma Black and EMI. Kyle collaborated with... read full bio
David Kyp Joel Malone is a very talented multi-instreumentalist best known as the guitarist and singer for the band TV on the Radio, as well as Ice Balloons, Rain Machine, and Iran. David, who goes by Kyp, grew up in Pennsylvania and then later went to New Jersey, where he attended North Hunterdon High School. His first band was Iran,... read full bio
L Devine is a quietly expressive vocalist who creates catchy, frequently dance-oriented pop music with the approachable vulnerability of more folk-oriented artists. Growing Pains, Devine's debut EP, helped her gain greater notoriety after a few tracks she self-posted online. She then sang "Sad Songs" by producer Route 94 as a guest vocalist before delivering the two-part Near Life Experience. Olivia Rebecca... read full bio
L'objectif is made up of former classmates Dan Richardson (guitar), Ezra Glennon (bass), Saul Kane (vocals, guitar), and Louis Bullock (drums). The young pals have a common appreciation of genres and artists that belies their young ages, including jazz funk, hip-hop, punk, post-punk and practically everything in between. Each member began playing an instrument as a toddler. L'objectif, who were also influenced... read full bio
Beyond just music, L.A. Salami's path to self-discovery is extensive. A Nigerian mother and an absent father welcomed Lookman Adekunle Salami into the world in Peckham. He spent his early years in a foster home due to a variety of situations, and he felt alienated for a considerable amount of time. He eventually found himself captivated to music and poetry.... read full bio
