Bridie Monds-Watson, known as Soak, is a singer and songwriter from Northern Ireland. Soak was launched into fame after she was revealed as an act on the BBC Sound of list. Her debut studio album won the Irish Choice Music Prize for Album of the Year. The album hit number 19 on the Ireland charts, and number 37 on the... read full bio
Social media is how the three members of SOAP got to know one another. The band came together when they were starting to support New Hope Club on their UK tour, which was their first official tour. They did eight performances in Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Leicester, London, Newcastle Upon Tyne and Liverpool as support for New Hope Club. They covered two... read full bio
Anja Plaschg, an alternative singer-songwriter from Austria, had Top Five commercial success in her own country while releasing her critically praised album debut as Soap & Skin as a teenager. Plaschg, who was born in Gnas and grew up on a pig farm, started playing the piano when she was a youngster and eventually went on to study at the Vienna... read full bio
Prominent indie-pop propagandists in Singapore, Sobs are committed to the power of pop music. Following the release of their critically acclaimed bedroom pop EP Catflap and dream-jangle LP Telltale Signs, which gained them international recognition, Sobs have finally put together a much-awaited three-year wait for their next release, Air Guitar. Sobs advance toward pop perfection after being acclaimed by MTV... read full bio
The Social Club Misfits are breaking borders with my music. They claim, “We make music you’re not embarrassed to show your friends,” demonstrating their confident music souls. Hailing from Miami, the Social Club Misfits draw distinct sounds from their backgrounds to create quick-witted music. Their songs have hit the Billboard charts, redefining faith-based music. The Social Club Misfits have sold... read full bio
The enduring L.A. punk band Social Distortion has overcome numerous personnel shifts, the demise of the Los Angeles hardcore scene that spawned them, and the heroin addiction of singer/guitarist/bandleader Mike Ness to achieve a measure mainstream acceptance for their rootsy, hard-hitting punk without compromise. Their music was often described as a punk version of the Rolling Stones. Their self-titled 1990... read full bio
Ehren River Wright, known professionally as SoDown, is an up-and-coming instrumentalist and musical connoisseur. SoDown is a native to Colorado where his music is the most popular and goes to sell out shows all over the state. Wu-Tang Clan, Method Man, The Meters, Parliament, and James Brown are artists that influence SoDown. During a performance that he saw at the... read full bio
Sody has already accomplished a number of professional milestones that many musicians can only hope to reach. With a Glastonbury slot under her belt and more than 50 million streams, Sody has established herself as a rising talent that is now difficult to ignore. Unsurprisingly, the gifted singer/songwriter joined a host of other really brilliant musicians on Atwood Magazine's list of... read full bio
Sofia Camara, a singer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist, is all about music. The Portuguese-Canadian singer-songwriter started developing her gift by drawing inspiration from vocal powerhouses such as Bruno Mars, Christina Aguilera, Adele, and Ariana Grande. Her early enthusiasm for music was inspired by the rock tunes of Guns N' Roses, Metallica, Led Zeppelin, and Nirvana that filled her West End Toronto... read full bio
When hearing Sofa Valdés' music for the first time, the phrase "yearning" immediately comes to mind. The Panamanian singer-songwriter uses pop music as a kind of meditation and a way to make sense of the world. With emotional expressiveness, contemplation and an examination of her connection to her culture, Ventura, her first EP, examines the volatility of her emotions. With time, the... read full bio
Austrian-Iranian producer and multi-instrumentalist Sofie Royer was born in California. She received classical training at the Conservatory of Vienna in composition and concert violin. She has performed professionally as a violinist and violist with the Vienna Academic Philharmonic and Vienna Young Philharmonic. Stones Throw Records released her most recent album, Young-Girl Forever. German national TV morning chat show ZDF's "Morgen... read full bio
A Norwegian duo with a Berlin base is called Soft as Snow. According to The Wire, their music is a hybrid of club culture and disassembled pop, representing "electronic music pushed to the brink of collapse." Their incredibly immersive live performances blend multidimensional vocals, shape-shifting electronic experimentation, and glitchy sensuality. In combination with Guynoid's deformed, posthuman imagery, they create a realm... read full bio
The Los Angeles band Soft Blue Shimmer set out on a US tour with Softcult and a few headline dates. The group's most recent album, Love Lives In The Body, which was published on Other People Records, will be supported by a tour. The group's dreamy and hazy sound shines on the album, which was recorded with Corey Coffman (Gleemer), paired with... read full bio
In their early twenties, Laurie Vincent, the guitarist, and Isaac Holman, the drummer, founded the raw punk duo Slaves in the lush Kent town of Maidstone. Holman temporarily joined Vincent's band Bareface when they met on the concert circuit, but the two ultimately made the decision to separate ways and pursue other endeavors. Playing only one electric guitar and relying... read full bio
The members of Softcult are the Arn-Horn twins Mercedes (guitar/vocals) and Phoenix (drums/vocals/production). The band started releasing singles and then, Year Of The Rat, their debut EP, was published. The band incorporates elements of shoegaze, grunge and dreampop into the riot grrrl movement, citing Bikini Kill as a major inspiration. The song, which is unmistakably feminist, addresses widespread problems such as mental... read full bio
Softee is Nina Grollman's stage name and it's not simply a satirical homage to the cheap, soft-serve juggernaut; it's also an earnest, albeit occasionally painful, description of the Brooklyn-based artist's attitude to both love and music. The artist found solace in her emotions and soothed herself in influences of R&B, funk, hip hop and the pure melodrama of 80s pop, not to mention... read full bio
The L.A.-based artist Softest Hard has taken it upon herself to impart a sense of presence on her newest song in an age where overstimulation and short attention spans keep people locked in a continual state of distraction. Stacy Barthe, a Grammy-nominated superstar, lends her lovely vocal abilities to the song "Do Over," which captures the spirit of living life... read full bio
With the release of her first song "Strawberry Milkshake" earlier this year, hip-hop-influenced indie-pop newcomer SOFY has been impressing listers with her smooth and varied sound and style. She has quickly made a name for herself in the music industry and has become a name to keep an eye on. Only a year after picking up a pen and starting to... read full bio
Sogumm is the artist with the most songs written, but none of them are subpar. First gaining a following for her soulful music on SoundCloud, she has since been a preferred choice for artists looking to collaborate with her on songs, particularly those in the hip-hop and R&B genres. Sogumm has two full-length albums out and for Best Soul & R&B... read full bio
Christopher Michael Taylor, known as Sohn, is a singer, songwriter, and record producer. Sohn was immediately recognized upon the release of EP ‘The Wheel’ through Aesop. This song, along with ‘Red Lines’ picked up critical acclaim after streaming online. Another release, ‘Carry Me Home’ was used as part of soundtrack for the film ‘Insurgent’. Sohn has produced music for artist... read full bio
