Paul, a musical aristocrat from Haiti, has lived his entire life to the rhythm. His earliest recollections involve rhythm and sound because his father is in the Grammy-nominated band Boukman Eksperyans. He was motivated by his ancestry when he moved to New York as a young person to start creating his own sound. Paul started to forge a route where... read full bio
Paul Brady, singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist is one of Ireland's most highly-regarded and successful artists, and the pre-eminent Irish singer-songwriter of his generation. His versions of great ballads like Arthur McBride and The Lakes Of Pontchartrain were definitive and are still being asked for by audiences today. Brady has spent his career crossing borders of style while holding fast to... read full bio
As a founding member, singer, and songwriter of the legendary bands Bad Company and Free, as well as co-founding Jimmy Page's band The Firm, Paul Rodgers is a legendary figure in the world of rock 'n roll. He is one of the most well-known performers in the genre due to his distinctive and soulful voice. Rodgers has made incomparable contributions to... read full bio
As one of rock 'n roll's most distinctive vocalists, Paul Rodgers first came to prominence as a member of the group Free. Rodgers formed Bad Company with Mott the Hoople guitarist Mick Ralphs. Their debut album, enjoyed international success. One of the most popular of all rock bands, Rodgers' six multi-platinum albums with Bad Company have spawned such radio classics... read full bio
Paul Thorn takes his rootsy style of rock to a refined place. The twelve songs about love (both lost and found) on Thorn's latest recording, ""Are You With Me"" demontrate his gift for narrative is stronger than ever. As a live performer, Paul Thorn has taken his monster songwriting ability all over the world. In addition to headlining close to... read full bio
Paulie Cerra is a talent saxophonist, singer, pianist, and songwriter. He is best known for playing the saxophone alongside artists like Lucky Peterson and Little Milton. Other artists that Cerra has worked with include, Rickie Lee Jones, Kirk Franklin, Glen Hughes, Lionel Richie, and many more. He has most recently been seen performing alongside Joe Bonamassa for the past few... read full bio
Pharoah Sanders is one of the worlds most renowned tenor saxophone artists in jazz. His influences include Harold Land, James Moody, Sonny Rollins, Charlie Parker, and others. Playing bebop, rhythm, blues, and free jazz, Sanders worked hard to make a name for himself in the music industry. For a time, Sanders was unable to make a living. He worked non-musical... read full bio
Phil Cook is an American musician. Cook has been in a few bands like Megafaun, DeYarmond Edison, Gayngs, Shouting Matches, and also does solo work. He is multi-talented and plays guitar, banjo, piano, and sings. In addition to music, Cook also works at the Center for Inquiry Based Learning at Duke University and assembles hands-on science kits for elementary schools.... read full bio
Philip Sayce is a blues-rock guitarist, singer, and songwriter based in Toronto, Canada. Hes best known for his incredible talent on the guitar. London Metro UK has compared Sayce (and his guitar skills) to Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, and Jimi Hendrix; all of which are big influences of Philip Sayce. His classic rock roots and blues soul have made their... read full bio
Growing up, Phillip-Michael Scales was unaware of the significance of the fact that B.B. King was his aunt's close friend, a guitarist who nicknamed him "Nephew" and that he called "Uncle B." After Phillip-Michael stopped playing the guitar, the importance was so obvious that he avoided soloing and most blues-related activities. However, after hearing his English instructor say that "a great writer can... read full bio
This American singer/songwriter has produced five albums and three EPs. Pieta Brown is the daughter of Grammy-nominated blues and folk singer/songwriter Greg Brown. Pieta Brown has made her own unique sound with her relaxed and graceful delivery and can be compared to singers such as Cowboy Junkies Margo Timmins. Pieta began writing poems and composing instrumentals on the piano... read full bio
Pokey LaFarge is a singer-songwriter who incorporates elements of early jazz, country blues and folk into his music. Following the release of his debut album Marmalade, he joined The Hackensaw Boys on tour. LaFarge’s sophomore release, Beat, Move & Shake, was released via Big Muddy Records. The first album with his band The South City Three, Riverboat Soul, was recorded... read full bio
Poppy Ajudha releases "My Future," her much awaited new track. In the release, which showcases the singer's unique, genre-bending voice, Poppy talks on being OK with putting her and her future selves ahead of fleeting aspects of life like relationships. Charlie Huggall (Ed Sheeran, Florence & The Machine) co-wrote "My Future" with him. Mike Malchicoff (King Princess, Mark Ronson) produced... read full bio
Pryor Baird's quick fingers aren't his sole strength; he also plays the guitar with strength and delicacy. Pryor is renowned for his rock-solid vocals with a gritty quality and melodic slide guitar riffs that scorch. This soul expert will make sure that his sound gets you up from your seats and tapping your feet. His approach is a synthesis of... read full bio
Young Quinn Sullivan quickly gained quite a reputation among today's most respected guitar players and musical artists. Since the age of seven, Quinn has been sharing stages with legendary players like Eric Clapton, BB King and Buddy Guy at iconic venues like the Hollywood Bowl, Madison Square Garden, and Red Rocks. He has also performed at some of the world's... read full bio
R.L. Boyce is the master of Mississippi country blues. His sound is pure and mesmerizing, transcendent of time. Demonstrating his Mississippi roots, R.L. Boyce’s history inspires listeners everywhere. Boyce’s latest song collection was recorded in the raw, all in its first take. His sounds provide insight into the sounds of backyard barbeques and simplistic, essential music that can be found... read full bio
Rory Charles Graham, who goes by the stage name Rag’n’Bone Man, is an English singer and songwriter. Graham is known for his deep, bass-baritone voice, that accompanies his bluesy, hip-hip soul and funk style of music. Graham proudly strives to perfect the dualism of old blues and new beats. After a stint of lending his vocals to hip-hip crew, Rum... read full bio
Randy Sabien is an American jazz musician who plays the violin, mandolin, guitar, piano, composes music, and teaches music who is known for his many recordings and spectacular live performances. When he was 21 years old he created the Boston's Berklee College of Music. He is now the chair of the Strings department of McNally Smith College of Music. He... read full bio
Ray LaMontagne is an American singer-songwriter and musician best known for his soulful and distinctive voice, captivating live performances, and introspective lyrics. He was born in New Hampshire in 1973 and developed a passion for music at an early age, but it wasn't until his late twenties that he pursued a career in music. LaMontagne's 2004 debut album "Trouble" garnered widespread... read full bio
British singer-songwriter Rebecca Ferguson gained notoriety in 2010 after finishing as Matt Cardle's opponent in the final of the seventh season of The X Factor. In the U.K., Syco Music and Epic Records and she later agreed to a joint record agreement. Later, she signed with Columbia Records in the U.S. Heaven, the debut album by Ferguson, was successfully launched in... read full bio
