Although Honey Dijon was reared in Chicago, the birthplace of house music, she has lived in NYC for a considerable amount of time. She developed a liking for music after listening to her parents' soul and r&b songs at home, like many others in the movement. When they had parties in the family basement, she soon wanted to be the... read full bio
Sunshine Farms, home of Stella, also known as horsegiirL, is located down Rainbow Road, just beside Blue Moon Pond and across the Meadow Mountains. Stella sings songs about heartbreak and the life of the land that are instantly relatable, despite her seeming innocence as a teenage filly. What connects humans and horses is the artist's capacity to convey sensitivity and... read full bio
As a true bridge between the worlds of pop and dance music, Hot Chip have become recognized alongside other British legends like Pet Shop Boys and Depeche Mode throughout the years. Their discography is full of songs that have the power to both move people's bodies and touch their emotions. The eleven songs on Freakout/Release, which follow a stunning four-night... read full bio
In 2010, Padley was at an afterparty in Ibiza when the music abruptly stopped. One of his unfinished projects played when he connected his iPhone to the party's speakers. Despite Padley's admission that he hadn't intended for the song to be released, the party's enthusiastic reception prompted him to get in touch with his buddy Danish DJ/Producer Noir, who owns... read full bio
Natalie Maddix, the founder and creative director of House Gospel Choir, has been building and developing a lovely community of singers for more than ten years. It embodies her cultural, spiritual and musical views and is a true portrayal of her life as a woman living in London. Their motto has evolved into We Are One. Thanks to the... read full bio
Dexter Tortoriello and Megan Messina of Houses are Chicago natives, but a powerful three-month sojourn in Hawaii is where the inspiration for their dreamy electro-pop came from. In suburban Illinois throughout his teenage years, Tortoriello participated in metal and noise bands before attending Columbia College. He finally dropped out of college and relocated to Salt Lake City and later California.... read full bio
How To Destroy Angels is a band consisting of Trent Reznor from Nine Inch Nails, his wife, Mariqueen Maandig, Rob Sheridan, and Atticus Ross. They have released 2 EP's and a studio album. Their songs were first released as digital downloadable content and made available through Wired magazine's iPad app. One of their released songs was featured on... read full bio
Howard Jones burst onto the contemporary music scene, bringing his very English songwriting and pioneering synthesizers to an unsuspecting world. Anyone who was around in the mid to late eighties will remember those high-energy gigs and his first two albums, Human’s Lib and Dream Into Action. His most notable hits include: ""New Song,"" ""What Is Love,"" ""Pearl In The Shell,""... read full bio
A musician and podcaster, Hrishikesh Hirway, is the host and creator of Song Exploder, a Netflix original television series and award-winning podcast where musicians dissect the writing and recording processes for their songs. He has released four albums as The One AM Radio and an EP as Moors, his collaboration with Lakeith Stanfield. In addition to Song Exploder, Hrishikesh also co-hosted... read full bio
With over 760 million cumulative streams, the musician has sold multiple gold and platinum albums. Hugel is one of the few DJ producers with a very distinctive sense of style who can make a DJ Hit that is nonetheless radio-playable. Hugel, now at number one on Beatport, is frequently in every DJ's stick. Every party plays "Morenita," his most recent... read full bio
Kasimyn, a co-founder of Gabber Modus Operandi, developed Hulubalang as a solo project that served as a sonic outlet for processing intense feelings. Hulubalang's debut album "Bunyi Bunyi Tumbal" explores the turbulent history of Kasimyn's Indonesian birthplace during Dutch colonization and was inspired by a yearning to express grief through music. The title of the record, which translates to "synthetic... read full bio
Huntar, stylized as HUNTAR, is a British musician known for his electropop sound and passionate vocal abilities; he has also, so far, attempted to keep his real name anonymous and only be known for his stage name. His very first single is entitled “Expectation,” and it showed his incredible and passionate vocal delivery. He released a debut extended play entitled... read full bio
Theo Hutchcraft and Adam Anderson first ran into one other outside of Manchester's 42nd Street nightclub in November 2005 while their respective groups of friends were engaged in a fight. They started talking about music instead since they were too inebriated to participate. They chose the name Hurts for their new band after realizing they had similar musical tastes. Hurts,... read full bio
Hybrid Minds is an electronic EDM duo of DJ’s based in England. Josh White and Matthew Lows got together when they discovered their shared love for electronic music. They focus their sound on rhythm, melody, and of course energy. They have a very distinct drum and bass sound. Songs like “Meant To Be” and “Touch” have shown that these two... read full bio
Kim Hyo-yeon is a South Korean singer, dancer, DJ, and television personality. She is also known by her stage names, Hyoyeon and DJ Hyo. She made her debut as a member of the girl group Girls' Generation, which went on to become one of the most well-known K-pop acts globally as well as one of the best-selling artists in South... read full bio
Producer phenomenon Hypaton's clever reimagining of '90s hits, which fuse futuristic club grooves with nostalgic vocal samples, have made him a viral success. growing up in a household where music played a major role. Hypaton has been producing EDM and trance music since being influenced by his cousin, trance DJ Giuseppe Ottaviani. However, his ingenious future rave reworks made him... read full bio
The new band I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME, or iDKHOW, is vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and creative force Dallon Weekes. Despite the fact that the group has not yet released their debut album, they already have a number of successful singles to their credit, including "Choke," which has received over 42 million Spotify streams, and "Do It All the Time,"... read full bio
Dean Honer and Jarrod Gosling, two musicians and producers from Sheffield, England, make up the British band I Monster. These Are Our Children, their debut album, was released in 1997 after they were created. They launched the single "Daydream In Blue," which went on to become a UK Top 20 smash, after signing with Instant Karma/Sony Records. Since then, the... read full bio
Michigan-based hardcore group I See Stars debuted their record with a hybrid sound that combined elements of electronica and screamo. The band, which was founded in Warren, Michigan, a bedroom suburb outside of Detroit, has vocalist Devin Oliver among its members. Prior to entering into a recording contract with Sumerian Records, I See Stars put out an EP called Green Light... read full bio
I. JORDAN, a DJ and one of dance music's most thrilling performers from London, is a true devotee of the genre's high-intensity, high-emotion dance music. I. JORDAN made the leap into releasing his own original music for the first time with an immediate impact after holding down DJ residencies and producing DIY parties across the UK for the better part of... read full bio
