Sam Dust, also known as his stage name LA Priest is a musician who was previously apart of the dance-punk band, Late of the Pier. As a solo artist, Dust focuses on experimental pop, space-age rock and quirky IDM. He has most recently released his debut studio album, “Inji”. Some of his most popular songs include, “Oino”, “Learning To Love”,... read full bio
La Roux is an electronic music artist, fronted by Eleanor “Elly” Jackson. Her self-titled album was released to critical and commercial acclaim, winning a Grammy Award. The album produced hit singles ‘In for the Kill’ and ‘Bulletproof.’ She has performed at a multitude of different venues, premiered music on BBC Radio 1, and more. La Roux has shared the stage... read full bio
The trio of electronic music producers Charlesthefirst, Supertask and Potions is behind Lab Group. Lab Group is an ever-evolving aggregate for the trio's combined creative efforts, born out of an initial self-titled tour. The project started as a means for the core trio to collaborate, but it has since evolved into a curatorial effort that includes some of their favorite producers.... read full bio
Lady Bird is a punk rock trio for the U.K. destined to be the next big thing in the genre since Arctic Monkeys took the world by storm. In 2018, they signed to Slave’s Girl Fight Records and since then, they’re launched to stardom which coincided with a sold-out U.K. headline tour in 2019. After that, they sat down and... read full bio
If you haven't heard of Lady Blackbird yet, you will in due time. The Los Angeles-based singer is turning heads in the jazz and music world with her distinctly strong and raw voice. Gilles Peterson called Lady Blackbird "the Grace Jones of Jazz," while others compared her to Amy Winehouse and other classic vocalists. These comparisons and inspirations are fairly amazing. Marley... read full bio
Aly Spaltro, known by her stage name Lady Lamb, is a songwriter and musician. Spaltro started recording music while working at a video rental store in her hometown in Maine. Her first recordings were distributed at the Bullmoose Record Store in Maine. Spaltro later moved to New York to record her debut studio record, Ripely Pine. Since, she has gained... read full bio
Lady Lubany's upbringing in Palestine was permanently marked by the presence of music. She began writing songs at the age of 11, and by the age of 17, she was a member of a peace choir, which gave her the opportunity to perform for politicians such as Barack Obama, the 44th President of the United States. She initially traveled to... read full bio
Lael Neale is an up-and-coming alternative-indie singer-songwriter from Virginia who is currently based out of Los Angeles. While growing up in a farm in Virginia, Neale found herself close to writers who wrote about nature which include John Steinbeck, Mary Oliver, and Ralph Waldo Emerson. After moving to Los Angeles, Neale found new influences and bean writing different types of... read full bio
Laelo Black is consistently leaving her mark on the rich, alternative music scene that is now thriving in the UK. Since entering the scene, this eclectic sound-curator has established a reputation for her performances that set new standards for genre-defying fusions and globally-focused selections. Her sets also produce fresh auras and atmospheres for London's devoted partygoers. Laelo has been showcasing her... read full bio
Laetitia Sadier, well known for being the lead vocalist for Stereolab, was born in France and was employed as a nanny in the late 1980s when she went to a Paris gig with McCarthy member Tim Gane. She moved to London with Gane, and shortly after McCarthy's breakup in 1990, the two started Stereolab. The band's sound was further enhanced... read full bio
Lake Street Dive has perfected a multitude of genres, bringing together strong vocals, guitar, trumped, bass, and drums in a compilation of brilliance. Lake Street Dive performs jazz, indie pop, blues, folk, and Motown, writing their own music and often covering other artist’s work. The band has performed internationally, playing over 300 gigs in more than 175 cities. Influenced by... read full bio
Lakes, a six-piece band that sprang from Watford's thriving DIY scene, are a radiant slice of positivism, charm and glittering catharsis that have come a long way in a short amount of time. The Appleseed Cast, TTNG, Broken Social Scene and Bon Iver, as well as Fleetwood Mac, Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel of the 1980s pop rock era, served as inspiration for... read full bio
In Manchester, England, singer-songwriter Lou Rhodes and musician/producer Andy Barlow founded an electronic duet. They combined a peculiar blend of downbeat, trip-hop, jazz, dub, breaks and drum and bass with a significant vocal element and in particular, some acoustic elements in their latter compositions. Lamb is recognized for their highly experimental music, unique production aesthetic, Lou's frequently fervent lyrical approach and creative music... read full bio
Although Lamp's sound has been compared to shibuya-kei, city pop and café music, it is also said to be hard to categorize. Their music frequently featured jazz, soul, funk, bossa nova and other influences. The Beatles, The Beach Boys, Simon & Garfunkel and Brazilian music have all been mentioned as inspirations. The group issued Ame Ni Hana, a compilation album and made a visit to... read full bio
Singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey, formerly known as Elizabeth "Lizzy" Grant, has become an instant success in the music industry following the release of smash hit after smash hit. The melancholic, melodic music of Lana Del Rey is renowned for its cinematic quality. Her music has a pop-culture fusion and a 1950s and 1960s vibe. After releasing her single "Video Games,"... read full bio
Land of Talk is a Canadian indie rock band from Montreal, Quebec, that consists of members Elizabeth Powell, Joe Yarmush, and Andrew Barr. Land of Talk was formed by Powell who previously began her career performing as a solo artist under the name ELE_K*. She eventually began studying at Concordia University’s jazz program where she met Chris McCarron and Mark... read full bio
Multi-instrumentalist, producer, and songwriter Landon Conrath of Minneapolis almost happened by chance into his calling. Conrath, a drummer by profession, did not lead bands during his early years—rather, he kept the beat. He wasn't encouraged to refine his sound until he confided in a friend during a pool party while performing a new piece. Conrath threw himself wholeheartedly into the recording... read full bio
Landon Cube is an up-and-coming alternative-indie singer-songwriter from Pomfret, Maryland. Cube started singing when he was only eight years old and after his father, who is also a musician, heard him sing he told him he needed to pursue a musical career. Cube grew up watching his father perform the guitar and work as a keyboardist and not too long... read full bio
The Conservatory of Music at Purchase College is where Langhorne Slim first began his musical career, when he fully engaged himself in the SUNY curriculum. Here, he developed his craft and honed his performance abilities, laying the foundation for his career in music. Langhorne Slim's skill drew in listeners from all over as he set out on his musical voyage. His... read full bio
LANNDS has broadened their rich, electro-pop palette into new areas after developing their own distinct sound over the course of three EPs. The band has never been softer or more mature than on Music For The Future, a bold, grandiose achievement of energized production and personal, emotional narrative. Woodard refers to this album as a "open letter" to herself and... read full bio
