Raised by her father in Georgia, Meiko first stepped in front of an audience at the age of eight. She soon developed an interest in writing songs and her dad taught her how to play guitar on his old Gibson six-string. At eighteen, Meiko left her hometown, moved to Los Angeles, and began her career in earnest, playing venues all... read full bio
Originally from The Maritimes, Canada, Melanie Doane grew up in a musical family in Nova Scotia. She began playing the violin at age 3 and from there went on to learn a number of different instruments including piano, ukulele and stand-up bass. She studied voice in college, but decided to leave school to pursue theater. Eventually she started to write... read full bio
Melissa Carper, known as "HillBillie Holiday" by her friend and partner Chris Scruggs, was anxious to return to the studio following the success of her critically acclaimed release Daddy's Country Gold. Ramblin' Soul, Carper's most recent album, was released via Thirty Tigers. It was co-produced by Andrija Tokic (St. Paul & The Broken Bones, Hurray For The Riff Raff) and Dennis Crouch... read full bio
Indie-folk duo Memorial released their exciting self-titled debut album through Lucy Rose's Real Kind Records featuring the previously shared offerings 'Dialtone', 'Moth to a Flame' and 'Latchkey', with the latter amassing over two million streams, featured on Spotify's highly coveted 'The Most Beautiful Songs in the World' playlist, and nominated for Song of the Year at the AMA UK Awards. Their self-titled full-length LP... read full bio
Men I Trust is a Canadian indie electro-pop band that consists of three members, Emma on vocals and guitar, Dragos on the keyboard, and Jessy on the bass and guitar. Jessy and Dragos were friends in high school and found each other again while studying music at Universite Laval. The trio has released two studio albums and several singles. Some... read full bio
Mercury Rev is an American alternative rock group, that formed in the late 1980s in Buffalo, New York. Current band members include Jonathan Donahue (vocals, guitars), Sean Mackowiak, a.k.a. ""Grasshopper"" (guitar), Carlos Anthony Molina (bass) and Jason Miranda (drums). The release of their album Deserter's Songs made catapulted Mercury Rev into pop stardom, producing three UK Top 40 singles. NME... read full bio
Merope is a great example of Lithuanian folk influences finding a solid place in the vast ocean of experimental world sounds, even though its members are mostly from other countries. While the band's music is primarily focused on the singing and kanklÄ-s playing of the traveling Lithuanian IndrÄ- JurgeleviÄiÅ«tÄ-, it would be difficult to categorize Merope as a Lithuanian band... read full bio
Canadian rock group Metric was established in Toronto, Ontario, in 1998. The members of the group are Emily Haines (lead vocals, synths, guitar, tambourine, harmonica, and piano), Joshua Winstead (bass, synthesizers, backup vocals), James Shaw (guitar, synthesizers, theremin), and Joules Scott-Key (drums, percussion). Haines and Shaw founded the group in 1998 under the moniker "Mainstream" as a pair. They renamed... read full bio
Metronomy's music consists of instrumental electronic music. Since the release of their early album Nights Out, fans have become entranced by their vocal electronic pop music. Metronomy have toured widely, most notably at SXSW. Metronomy's live shows include dance routines and light shows. Zane Lowe named Metronomys single, Love Letters", Hottest Record in the World. Love Letters album release was... read full bio
Born in Australia, MF Tomlinson now resides in London. He creates soundscapes with his partners, the MFs, using elements of jazz, ambient, prog and acid folk music. His style is similar to that of Bill Callahan, Yo La Tengo and Leonard Cohen. We Are Still Wild Horses, his second album, received a tremendous amount of positive press upon its PRAH release (The... read full bio
Australian pop singer, songwriter, and musician Mia Isobel Wray-McCann, better known by her stage name Mia Wray, hails from Noosa, Queensland. Wray gained notoriety after taking first place in the 2011 iteration of Telstra's Road to Discovery Program. Wray was born and raised in Noosa before moving to Melbourne. Before releasing her first single, "Work for Me," in 2020, she... read full bio
Michael Fox and Michelle Dockery connected over a common interest in just one evening. Encouraged by a friend, what began as a lighthearted jam session in between scenes soon evolved into something special. Prior to it, Fox and Dockery had been distracted with different work-related diversions. Their mutual attraction came from the immensely renowned television series Downton Abbey, in which... read full bio
Michael Cleveland is an American bluegrass fiddle player from Henryville, Indiana. When Cleveland was only four years old he first learned to play the violin at a local Suzuki program. This led to him performing at the Grand Ole Opry, at A Prairie Home Companion and in front of the United States Congress. As a solo artist, Cleveland has released... read full bio
Michael McDermott is rightfully considered to be one of the finest songwriters of his generation, with beautiful songs marred with questionable outcomes in life and love, his romantic optimism prevails. His new record, Noise From Words (One Little Indian Records) gladly surrenders to the world of pop culture mania for an introspective retreat to the calm and timely sound... read full bio
Robert Michael Nesmith (born December 30, 1942) is an American musician, songwriter, actor, producer, novelist, businessman, and philanthropist, best known as a member of the musical group The Monkees and star of the TV series of the same name. Nesmith is notable as a songwriter, including Different Drum" sung by Linda Ronstadt with the Stone Poneys, and as executive producer... read full bio
The eldest song of rock and country music legend Conway Twitty, Michael Twitty continues on his father’s well-loved legacy and performs in tribute to him. Born in Helena, Arkansas, Michael’s immersion in music started from an early age, and at the age of eight, his love for music and the spotlight had solidified. His passion for music instilled in him... read full bio
Michele Stodart is a multi-instrumentalist, multi-award-winning solo performer. Famous for being the bassist, singer and co-songwriter of the well-known, double-platinum selling band The Magic Numbers, which has put out five critically acclaimed studio albums with top 10 songs and still performs frequently and tours the globe. After nearly a decade of touring with The Magic Numbers, Michele took some time away to... read full bio
Michelle Shocked has never been one to care what anyone thinks about her creative notions. She's based her career on defying convention, making each album stylistically different and managing to escape a major-label contract with complete ownership of all her work, another precedent-setting achievement.... read full bio
Michigan Rattlers are a quartet of childhood friends who craft folk-rock tunes that resonate with fans worldwide. Composed of Graham Young on guitar, Adam Reed on bass, Christian Wilder on piano, and Tony Audia on drums, the group hails from Petoskey, Michigan, where they first started writing and performing music. In 2016, they released their self-titled EP, which garnered glowing reviews... read full bio
Michl is an anonymous alternative electronic artist. He has released a self-titled album and performed live, yet his mask has not come off. He includes his mystery and all of his emotion into his music, which is what makes him so popular. Michl has been associated with acts like Chet Faker, Gallant, and James Blake. Some of Michl’s most popular... read full bio
