Mumford & Sons is a British band known for their deeply heartfelt lyrics, slightly folksy musical sound, and skill at captivating audiences with their charisma. The band is comprised of Marcus Mumford, Ben Lovett, Winston Marshall, and Ted Dwane. Their debut album, Sigh No More, was released in the United Kingdom and in the United States. The album peaked at... read full bio
Murray McLauchlan began writing songs and performing them in his late teens and after engagements at music festivals and clubs such as Toronto's ""Riverboat"", began to attract wider attention. Before he even recorded an album of his own his ""Child's Song"" was already well known after being recorded by American folk star Tom Rush. Now, more than two decades later,... read full bio
Tony Stevens, a seasoned performer with Savoy Brown and an original founding member of Foghat, has put together a powerhouse blues-rock band that delivers an explosive live concert performance that is full of emotion and fire. SLOW RiDE is comprised of musicians who formerly played in bands such as Foghat, Savoy Brown, Hall and Oates, Rick Derringer, and Clarence Clemons... read full bio
Mustafa Ahmed, a Toronto, Canada-born poet, singer-songwriter, and filmmaker, is most commonly known as Mustafa the Poet or just Mustafa. He has collaborated with numerous well-known musicians, such as Drake and The Weeknd. From The Weeknd's album Starboy, he co-wrote and contributed backup vocals to the song "Attention." Mustafa has dabbled in a variety of writing styles, exploring the boundaries and dispositions... read full bio
Mute Choir was founded by producer and songwriter Sam Arion, and also consists of musicians Milan Sarkadi and Iris Waters. The trio came together to form an experimental musical venture and Arion and Waters have also had a long songwriting bond. Together, the three musicians work on almost all aspects of their musical project including producing and mixing their artwork,... read full bio
Maia, better known as her stage name mxmtoon, is an American singer-songwriter and YouTuber who rose to fame self-releasing her own songs through YouTube. Mxmtoon was born in Oakland, California, and found her love for music at a young age after she began taking violin lessons then cello and trumpet lessons as well. She later tried out for her school’s... read full bio
Myles Smith is a singer-songwriter from Luton, UK, who brings distinctive pop, folk, and Americana aspects to his songs. Taking up an acoustic guitar, Myles started performing versions of his favorite singer-songwriters, like Marcus Mumford, Chris Martin, and Ed Sheeran. In the process, he amassed a sizable internet following. With his own original songs now being created for fans of... read full bio
American indie pop/electronica band Mystery Skulls was founded in Dallas, Texas, but currently resides in Los Angeles, California. Luis Dubuc started the project in 2011 after The Secret Handshake, his previous endeavor, was abandoned. On August 8, 2011, Dubuc shared a video of the song Amazing on the Mystery Skull's official Tumblr account, where they first announced the project. On... read full bio
Marley's last name is practically associated with Jamaica. Even though the renowned singer has joined his forefathers in the afterlife, his family ties to their own country are still strong. Mystic Marley, Bob Marley's granddaughter and the daughter of producer and multiple Grammy Award winner Stephen Marley, has decided to continue her grandfather's musical heritage. Mystic Marley is emerging as one... read full bio
Nadav Remez, an Israeli native who grew up in Tel Aviv's suburbs, attended the Thelma Yellin High School for the Arts, which is noted for turning out outstanding jazz musicians from throughout the world. There, he was exposed to a range of western and eastern musical traditions, which he then shaped into his own special musical vision. Remez was given... read full bio
Nadine Shah is an English singer-songwriter and pianist from Whitburn, Tyne and Wear, England. Shah moved to London when she was 17 to pursue a jazz career and while there, formed a friendship with Amy Winehouse. Shah then went on to release her debut EP, “Aching Bones.” The following year, Shah released her debut studio album “Love Your Dum and... read full bio
Nahko & Medicine for the People is the culturally inspired brain child of lead singer Nahko. He combines his long lost heritage with his diverse life experiences to create an urban infused indie-rock sound that transcends typical genre. Their sound and storytelling songwriting promotes connection, drawing people together. Medicine for the People's have released two studio albums 'On The Verge'... read full bio
Indie electronic band, The Naked and Famous, hail from Auckland, New Zealand. Their single “Young Blood”, debuted at No. 1 on the New Zealand chart- the band became the first New Zealand artist in three years to accomplish this. They released their debut album, Passive Me, Aggressive You, and were subsequently nominated for BBC’s Sound of the year. TNAF received... read full bio
The Nashville Bluegrass gained most of their success from their first Rounder Records produced album, My Native Home. With the blend of black gospel and spirituals in their already known sounds of bluegrass sound, they gained huge success in America and abroad. They toured the globe to over 20 countries playing their unique sound. The band won Grammy Awards for... read full bio
Nat Myers has a casual, unplugged aesthetic. Though he'll be the first to admit it isn't his own, he is an artist who uses an effervescent and genuine candor to take listeners back to a bygone era. Before discovering the sound he projects, he busked as a street performer to find folks who know old styles. Nat, a "roots and... read full bio
Natalie Bergman's debut album, Mercy, was self-produced and recorded in an unusual setting during a moment of intense emotional loss and reinvention. It is shocking and frequently lovely to run to the edge of a cliff while maintaining an unblinking gaze below. Bergman has already had a long and successful career as one half of the brother-sister duet Wild Belle, but... read full bio
Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy are two of the world’s most celebrated fiddlers. They also happen to be married. Known for her flamboyant skill and trademark step dancing, MacMaster is the sweetheart superstar of the Cape Breton fiddle. She has collaborated and performed with the likes of Luciano Pavarotti, Paul Simon, Alison Krauss, Bela Fleck, Jerry Douglas, Sam Bush and... read full bio
Nate Ruess, best known as the lead singer of the Grammy Award–winning indie pop band Fun, has also established himself as a successful solo artist. His first solo album, titled "Grand Romantic," reached its highest position on the Billboard 200 chart at number seven. Patrick Fischler, who has starred in popular television episodes such as Once Upon a Time, Mad... read full bio
Nathan Leazer is a young country performer from Rockwell, North Carolina, recognized for his passionate songwriting and sound, which combines conventional Country with Americana and Folk influences. Nathan is inspired by artists such as Paul Simon, James Taylor, and Dean Dillon, and writes with genuine honesty, creating music that crosses borders. His breakout singles Why, Dreaming of a Memory, and Smoke... read full bio
Nathan Welden is a musician from San Diego, California. Growing up, he was a surfer and tennis pro and was first found at a showcase for musicians. He is known for being a fresh fusion of James Taylor and Jim Croce and his voice forever sticks with anyone who hears it. Welden is a staple in the San Diego music... read full bio
