Although ex-Waterboys singer songwriter Scott didn't make his proper solo debut until 1995's “Bring 'Em All In”, he'd actually already made a solo album of sorts on the final release to bear the Waterboys billing, 1993's “Dream Harder”, which Scott recorded in New York with session musicians. Following the release of “Dream Harder”, Scott decided to leave New York (where... read full bio
An American musician, singer, rapper, composer, and record producer by the name of Michael Kenji Shinoda. He was the group's backup singer while lead vocalist Chester Bennington served as the group's rhythm guitarist, keyboardist, primary songwriter, and producer. He co-founded the rock band Linkin Park in 1996. In 2004, Shinoda started the hip-hop-focused side project Fort Minor. He has also... read full bio
Mike Watt, one of the most important players in West Coast punk rock, originally rose to prominence as the Minutemen's distinctive bassist. Watt was an excellent bassist who is almost as well-known for his methods as for his playing. Watt has collaborated with a wide spectrum of artists, from Sonic Youth to Kelly Clarkson. Musically, his basslines are a diverse... read full bio
Best known as a member of the alternative rock band Lush and presently a member of Piroshka, Miki Berenyi is a singer, songwriter and guitarist. Berenyi made an appearance on The Rentals' album Seven More Minutes after Lush broke up. She also provided vocals for Robin Guthrie's remix of a Flat 7 song (who also produced early Lush music) and made... read full bio
Since she was a teenager, Miki Ratsula has independently released songs and amassed over 45 million streams. Now, the artist has a loyal fan base outside of the LGBTQ community as well. Lauren Sanderson and Dana Williams appear on her self-titled debut album, which was distributed by renowned independent label Nettwerk. Having an original Christmas song chart on Spotify's "New... read full bio
Nearly everything Mila Degray shares with her fans seems special and thought out, from her songs to the way her brand is presented and that careful attention to detail is beginning to pay off. She's still a hidden gem in the larger scheme of things and "early" in terms of what she will eventually become, despite the fact that the secret... read full bio
Milan Ring is motivated by hope, whether it is the prospect of a different route or a light at the end of the tunnel she is now on. It's the resolute motto that frames each rhythm, musical note and lyric on her debut album, I'm Feeling Hopeful, which Milan wrote, recorded, executive produced and mixed entirely. The album won several awards, including... read full bio
Connie Lim, performing under the moniker MILCK, built her career quietly, but tirelessly. MILCK made her strong statement into the musical world with seven Acapella flashmob performances of her song Quiet at the Womens March in Washington D.C. The flashmobs were captured by director Alma Harel and went viral on Facebook, accumulating over 14 million plays in two days. Lim... read full bio
The band Mild High Club stays true to their name, as they are known for their mellow, chill music that retains a catchy and addictive sound. Alexander Brettin worked on the material for the band, utilizing instruments and tools such as a four-track recorder, guitars, keyboards, and computers to create the unique musical creations. After meeting and adding a few... read full bio
Mild High Club is an amazing band from the United States that plays very catchy psychedelic pop rock music. The band's leader, Alexander Brettin, spent his childhood in the Midwest, where he was active in the school band and played the flute. He attended Columbia College in Chicago, where he specialized in jazz studies, and he established Mild High Club in the year 2013. Before... read full bio
Mild Orange is an indie pop rock band based out of Dunedin, New Zealand. Mild Orange consists of members Josh Mehrtens on vocals and guitar, Josh Reid on guitar, Tom Kelk on bass and Jack Ferguson on drums. They are best known for their single “Some Feeling,” which has gone on to earn over 15 million views on YouTube. Mild... read full bio
The Rusted Hearts, led by the free-spirited Miles Nielsen, have been captivating audiences with their songwriting, tight 4-part harmonies, and variety of sound for years. Since their founding, the band has toured constantly, gaining a devoted fan base they have named the Rusted Herd. They are equally at home performing a 10-minute jam as a 3-minute pop tune. The band... read full bio
Militia, who has been hailed as "one of the greatest rock vocalists" (Blabbermouth) and "a badass vocalist capable of commanding any stage" (The Guardian), has collaborated or performed on albums or live with Cyndi Lauper, Twisted Sister, Living Colour, John Petrucci, Nancy Sinatra, Candlebox, L7, Taylor Dayne, Sandra Bernhard and Paul Schaffer. "PUSH COMES TO SHOVE" by Bad Penny, a recent... read full bio
Dreamy and terrifying tunes are produced by Montreal's Milk & Bone. Lafond-Beaulne and Poliquin's sonic universe, which consists of layered synths and electronic textures, sets them apart from the electro-pop genre with their vocal colors perfectly matched. Their captivating harmonies delve into the darker sides of friendship, desire, and love. A vital component of their live performances is their close-knit... read full bio
Daiki Tsuneta, a producer and composer based in Tokyo who also fronts King Gnu, one of the largest bands in Japan, is the leader of the creative collaborative known as millennium parade. They are a vibrant collective of artists from a range of artistic disciplines, such as artwork, design, visual effects, music and filmmaking. Their sound has an electronic bend with pop-inspired... read full bio
Singer and musician Million Miles spent his childhood in Paris, attended Berklee College of Music for his musical education, and currently resides in London. Her bluesy, soulful style is an invigorating throwback to an era when music thrived solely on the basis of its quality. Million Miles does not require any tricks or gimmicks in order to garner attention; her... read full bio
Mills is an up-and-coming alternative singer-songwriter from Kentucky. Mills music is heartfelt pop music that shows how mature he is for his age. Mills began his career after the release of his debut single “Kanye in My Head.” That same year, Mills released his second single, “Finer Things.” The following year, Mills released singles “Water,” “Call It a Night” and... read full bio
Among the pews of a church in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where Bobby Kabeya's family would gather each Sunday, the tale of Miloe is first told. This is a place where community and rhythm intertwined. Kabeya was enthralled by the percussion section's ability to keep the entire congregation on its feet each week as parents sung in the... read full bio
Minami Deutsch's affinity for "krautrock" icons like Can and Neu! has inspired their style. The band members listen to minimal techno a lot and consider themselves to be "repetition freaks." You can anticipate a deeper diversity in their sound while they maintain the essential elements that set them apart, such their distinctive fuzz, thumping bass, and dreamy vocals, while also smoothing... read full bio
Mind’s Eye is experiencing a pivotal year in their career, highlighted by their inaugural US headline tour (sold-out performances in Orange County, San Diego, Phoenix, and Los Angeles at El Rey), support tours with Late Night Drive Home and Hockey Dad, and approaching 70 million global streams. In the past two years, the high-energy quintet has cultivated a fiercely dedicated... read full bio
