Marie Davidson is a Canadian singer, poet, and producer. Davidson is inspired by club culture and uses her inspirations to create gothic, modern, repetitive music. Her albums have been described as “darkly rendered [and] probing” by Pitchfork Magazine. Her French lyrics make each and every track unique. Davidson has released three albums so far, her most recent was on Pitchforks... read full bio
Marie-Pierre Arthur is a singer and songwriter from Quebec. Arthur performs in French, creating pop-rock songs as a solo act. Prior to her solo career, Arthur was a backing vocalist and musician for groups and artists like Karkwa, Galaxie, Ariane Moffatt, and Edith Butler. Arthur was a nominee for the Polaris Music Prize, Prix Félix, and the ADISQ awards. Arthur... read full bio
Justin Peter Kinkel-Schuster and Will Johnson make up the duo Marie/Lepanto. Their collaboration came to be when the two co-headlined a concert tour in different groups; Kinkel-Schuster was part of Water Liars and Johnson part of Centro-Matic. They decided to collaborate together after the tour, and realized they could create exceptional music together. The duo’s sound is a combination of... read full bio
Marika Hackman is a singer-songwriter renowned for her frank and intimate lyrics. She originally gained notoriety with a sparse, acoustic-oriented style but later experimented with more robust sounds. On her debut album, We Slept at Last, Hackman's voice was a breathy near whisper that lingered over simple, understated arrangements, but on I'm Not Your Man, where the music was a... read full bio
Marilina Bertoldi is an Argentinian singer-songwriter and guitarist from Santa Fe, Argentina. She rose to fame as the lead singer of the rock band Connor Questa for five years. With Connor Questa, Bertoldi released two studio albums and also released two albums of her own while she was still in the band. After Bertoldi left Connor Questa, she set out... read full bio
Marillion is a rock band from Buckinghamshire. They formed in 1979, establishing themselves in the post-punk British music scene. Their commercial success took the band through the 80s and 90s to now with a flurry of top hits, acclaimed reviews, and international tours. The band is currently made up of members Steve Hogarth, Steve Rothery, Mark Kelly, Ian Mosley, and... read full bio
Marinero's Hardly Art debut, Hella Love, is an album about ending a book. It serves as Jess Sylvester's farewell and love letter to the San Francisco Bay Area, where he was born and raised, before moving to Los Angeles after finishing his debut album. Jess Sylvester chose the name Marinero, which translates to "sailor" in Spanish, as a way to... read full bio
With their powerful female vocals and alternative rock style, Marisa And The Moths are grabbing attention. Press publications including Kerrang!, Classic Rock and BBC Radio 2's Rock Show gave their self-titled debut album nothing but positive reviews. Marisa And The Moths have established themselves as a top-tier live group thanks to their prior headlining tours, support roles for musicians like Kris Barras... read full bio
Marissa Nadler has perfected her alternative sound through hard work and perseverance. Her lyrics are inspired by heartbreak, loneliness, and despair. Each melody is comprised of delicate notes, which unify Nadler’s songs with ease. Nadler grew up with a love of music, she taught herself how to play guitar and wrote songs as a hobby. She went to school at... read full bio
Mark Foster is an American singer-songwriter and musician who is best known for being the lead singer of the indie-pop band, Foster the People. Foster was born in San Jose, California, and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. While growing up, Foster played in the Cleveland Orchestra Children’s Chorus and also played instruments such as the drums, piano, and guitar. Later on... read full bio
Mark Lanegan is an American alternative rock artist who sings vocals and plays guitar. He can also play the violin, the drum machine, the trombone, and the rasp. He is best known for creating the grunge band called Screaming Trees. He also is known for his low-key solo career which is where he released his very popular CD, The Winding... read full bio
Mark Owen, who along with Gary Barlow, Jason Orange, Robbie Williams and Howard Donald founded Take That, is probably best recognized for having carved out a successful solo career following the band's original breakup. Before an injury ended any possibility of a sporting career, Owen's childhood desire was to play professional soccer. Subsequent trials for Manchester United, Rochdale and Huddersfield Town were... read full bio
Mark August Stoermer is a Las Vegas-based musician and songwriter, best known for being the bassist of the iconic indie rock band the Killers, with whom he contributed to six studio albums. Alongside his work with the Killers, Mark has three solo albums: “Another Life”, “Dark Arts”, and his most recent “Filthy Apes and Lions”, which came out in 2017.... read full bio
The intimate atmosphere of our "At Home With..." festival series was designed for Mark Wilkinson. Mark offers beautiful songs, his lyrical writings and a performance that provides the feeling of hovering just above the ground. Since the middle of the 2000s, the highly productive Sydney-based artist has been presenting himself to crowds. One of the most well-known independent musicians in Australia, he has... read full bio
The fifteen years that Marky Ramone spent drumming for the venerable Ramones are what made him most famous. When Marky was a member of the Brooklyn-based hard rock band Dust in high school, he performed with a number of well-known musicians before joining the Ramones. recording two albums for Neil Bogart's Karma Sutra/Buddha label with his buddies Richie Wise (guitar... read full bio
Marley Bleu, a wonderkid from Santa Clarita, was born Marley Bleu Elise Berry. The talented singer, who is descended from Chuck Berry of rock and roll fame, seemed destined for a future in music. Bleu's entry into the field is only made more inevitable by the fact that both her father and brother are musicians. Marley was first discovered on... read full bio
Emerging alt rock writer and artist Marlo the Barbarian is supported by unadulterated honesty. Marlo, a Colorado native, lists Blur, Blondie, and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs as influences. Marlo's music is a combination of unwavering grief and brutal reality as she makes her way through life. With much more planned, she ended the year by providing direct support for De'Wayne's... read full bio
Marmozets are the collaboration between two groups of siblings. Becca Macintyre, Sam Macintyre, Josh Macintyre, Jack Bottomley, and Will Botomley make up this post-punk band from West Yorkshire. Marmozets are known for their live shows, which have been described as chaotic. They have shared stages with acts like Young Guns, Gallows, The Used, and Muse. Marmozets have performed at Glastonbury... read full bio
There's little doubt that Marnie Stern lives up to her moniker as "the lady who shreds," but shredding isn't enough for Marnie. Marnie might have released another album replete with her highly layered music, distinctive frenzied finger tapping and nearly philosophical lyrics after releasing three critically lauded albums. Marnie, on the other hand, is not one to sit still, as anybody... read full bio
Portuguese multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, producer, arranger and songwriter, MARO, is surely one to watch after receiving praise from the likes of Quincy Jones, Justin Timberlake, Jessie J, Tracy Chapman, Lennon Stella, The Paper Kites and many more illustrious names throughout the world. One listen is all it takes to see why MARO stands out from other artists on the market thanks to her... read full bio
