The mysterious three-piece band Sword II, based in Atlanta, shares their debut album Spirit World Tour. The album offers a powerful look into the collective's shared life experiences over the previous three years, with lyrics that explore degenerates, refusal, love and rage, fluidity, life force, and psychological warfare. Beginning their journey as DIY and experimental musicians touring Atlanta, Sword II... read full bio
Sxmpra, a cult favorite phonk rapper whose identity has been a mystery since his debut, is a mysterious figure in the underground rap scene who lets his music speak for himself. SXMPRA was born in Hamilton and is currently based in Wellington, New Zealand. During his formative years, the artist frequently moved between small-town New Zealand cities and Australia, but the... read full bio
For Sasha McLeod, it has been kind of a sensory adventure. The First Nations singer-songwriter and producer known as "Sycco" (pronounced "psycho," in honor of the psychedelic pop genre she was raised in). In fact, she hasn't shied away from the art of emotion in her body of work, which is a significant indicator for a young lady. Her career thus... read full bio
Syd Arthur, a quartet of Canterbury-based devotees of sound immersed in the simple pleasures of songwriting, performance and exploratory musical interplay. Greatly inspired by the sonic pioneers of the late 60s and early 70s, they have patiently learned how to engineer, produce and mix themselves, using an innovative hybrid of analogue and digital techniques. Syd Arthur may revel in the... read full bio
Sydney Rose expresses deep passion encased in a delicate voice from behind the piano or while holding a guitar. The multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter from Georgia expresses complex emotions with an uncensored soul and a depth of insight that defies her youth. She directly addresses uncertainty, worry, loneliness and grief via a sensitivity understandable at any stage of life, establishing her as... read full bio
Sydney Sprague, a singer/songwriter who was born in Austin and now resides in Phoenix, pulls listeners into her universe with seductive vocals that give life to clever songs laced with reflection. Sydney's songwriting is a breath of fresh air at a time when tensions are high and attention spans are short. It is candid and approachable, yet mysterious and thought... read full bio
Christmas attended the D&B Academy of Performing Arts after attending school in her hometown of Gravesham, Kent. Following her graduation, she appeared on stage for the first time in the West End run of the jukebox musical Lazarus. Later on, she performed in shows including Grease and Starlight Express aboard cruise liners like Independence of the Seas and Quantum of... read full bio
The accidental formation of indie folk band, Sylvan Esso, is a testament of a wonderful serendipitous circumstance. Singer Amelia Meath and electronic producer Nick Sanborn were involved in other projects when the two shared a bill in a small club. Amelia asked Nick to remix her work in his fashion and the rest was history. Amelia and Nick both sensed... read full bio
Sylvan LaCue is a hip-hop artist from Miami, Florida formally known as QuESt. His initial releases received critical acclaim. LaCue’s mixtape ‘Searching Sylvan’ landed LaCue on The Huffington Post’s 11 Artists You Need to Know List for the Rest of the Year, noting LaCue “[was] about to prove himself one of the most promising storytellers in hip-hop.” The Huffington Post... read full bio
Shawn Bosco Fernandes is a Canadian singer, songwriter, dancer, and television personality better known by his stage name Shawn Desman. Universal Music Canada signed him. Shawn Desman participated in numerous talent shows and activities while attending St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School in Toronto. Shawn Fernandes performed as a dancer in the Boomtang Boys' "Squeezetoy" music video in 1998. Before... read full bio
T Bird and the Breaks are a big, funky, band. T Bird And The Breaks play a style of dance music that has it's most basic and obvious roots in the Funk and Soul music of the late 1960's and early 1970's. It'll get you dancing. It'll make you sweat. It'll make you smile. The contemporary swagger of The Breaks'... read full bio
The single mother moved to Nashville to write songs after taking a risk and leaving her birthplace of Saint Louis, Missouri, where she was raised by Native American and Caucasian parents. After securing a publishing agreement with Kobalt, TAELA was able to concentrate on composing and recording. The song "trophy," which she self-released, made its debut in the top 10... read full bio
Taking Back Sunday originally formed on Long Island, New York. The band has gone through several lineup changes. Their first release came with the Taking Back Sunday EP, and featured Antonio Longo on vocals, John Nolan on guitar and backing vocals, Eddie Reyes on guitar (the original founder of the band), Jesse Lacey, Adam Lazzara and Mark O’Connell replaced Stevie... read full bio
Tal Wilkenfeld is a renowned bass guitarist from Sydney, Australia. She began playing the guitar when she was fourteen years old and picked up the bass three years later. Tal received an endorsement with Sadowsky guitars and strings, as well as EBS Professional Bass Equipment amplifiers, cabinets, and effect pedals. She began playing as a sideman and eventually worked her... read full bio
Talia Mar is a multi-talented artist, creator and performer who attended the elite BRIT School, a facility long known for cultivating generational cultural ability. It's not surprising that she has acquired an audience of 3.8 million devoted followers across the social media landscape given her astounding range of abilities, which appear to cover the whole creative spectrum. The South London-born YouTuber began... read full bio
Every person the singer-songwriter connects with smiles as he is a whirlwind of joy, color and passion. Talk is a multi-instrumentalist wizard with training in the piano, guitar, drums, bass, banjo, harmonica and even the mandolin. He was born Nicholas Durocher and raised in Ottawa, Canada. Durocher was made for the spotlight because he had a brother who worked on Broadway and... read full bio
Dave Coutts provided the band's vocals, Dean DeLeo played guitar, Robert DeLeo played bass, and Eric Kretz was the band's bassist. Talk Show was an American alternative/hard rock band (drums). The band was essentially Stone Temple Pilots, with Coutts (who had previously been a member of the band Ten Inch Men) taking the place of Scott Weiland, who at the... read full bio
TALLIES is a Toronto-based indie pop band that has received praise for its self-titled debut album, which was released two years ago. "No Dreams for Fayres," the band's much-anticipated song, is now being prepared for release and is expected to exceed all expectations. The band's progression into a more capable and powerful version of themselves is demonstrated by the song,... read full bio
Tallulah Argue is a singer-songwriter from Toronto who draws inspiration from gritty Americana and the greatest names in country and alternative music. Her voice resonates with nostalgia, and her sensual, rich look perfectly complement her clever, narrative-driven songs. Her musical tapestry, "The Things I Wish I Did To Seduce You," was conceived when she moved to London earlier this year to... read full bio
Tamaryn Brown comes from New Zealand, where she lived with her mother and grandmother. They were Junigan psychologists who owned a halfway house for runaway teenagers, thus Tamaryn feels as though she was raised alongside thirty other brothers and sisters. She relocated to the United States when she was a little bit older and was exposed to the music scene.... read full bio
