Phantogram is an American electronic rock duo that formed in 2007. The group consists of Sarah Barthel and Josh Carter, and is known for its blend of electronic beats and rock instrumentation, as well as its dreamy and atmospheric soundscapes. Phantogram's music has been praised for its innovative approach to genre-blending, and for its ability to craft songs that are... read full bio
Phantom Planet is an indie rock/pop band formed in Los Angeles who came together at a Pizza Hut in the mid 90’s. Their style changes with every record they put out as they think that is a more exciting way to do things. They were signed onto Geffen Records. They really hit it big with their song “California” which was... read full bio
Basya Schechter formed Pharaoh's Daughter, and in doing so, she created a brand of music that combines her religious Jewish spiritual music background, world beat, and the intense lyrical detail of a Pop singer/songwriter. Pharaoh's Daughter was invited to Queen Elizabeth Hall in London as part of a weeklong UK Mini Tour in the Tenth London Biannual Jewish Music Festival.... 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
Phil Wickham is a Christian singer-songwriter and guitarist from San Diego, California. Wickham has released nine albums- Give You My World, a self-titled album, Cannons, Singalong, Heaven & Earth, Response, Singalong 2, The Ascension, Sing-A-Long 3, and Children of God. He has also led worship at Soul Survivor, which is a global Christian movement that puts on several summer festivals... 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
Phoebe Bridgers is an American indie-rock musician based out of Los Angeles, California, who is best known for her solo work as well as her work with groups Boygenius and Better Oblivion Community Center. Bridgers was born in Ukiah, California, and she has studied vocal jazz at Los Angeles County High School for the Arts. Bridgers began her musical career... read full bio
Phoebe Ryan is a singer and songwriter. She gained recognition after releasing a mashup of R. Kelly’s ‘Ignition’ and Miguel’s ‘Do You.’ Her original music has received praise from artists like Tove Lo and Taylor Swift. Ryan has also co-wrote songs for artists like Bea Miller. Her contribution to Miller’s ‘Young Blood’ led to it being a Billboard Dance Club... read full bio
Phum Viphurit is a Thai singer-songwriter from Bangkok, Thailand, who gained international fame after the release of his single, “Lover Boy.” Phum Viphurit releases a mixture of music which balances between, indie, folk, and neo soul. Although Viphurit was born in Bangkok, Thailand, him and his family moved to Hamilton, New Zealand when he was nine years old. While living... read full bio
Picture This is an Irish pop-rock band that consists of members Ryan Hennessy, Jimmy Rainsford, Owen Cardiff, and Cliff Deane. The band started after Hennessy recorded a sample of the songs “Take My Hand”, which led to him and Rainsford recording it in the studio. The video was then uploaded to Facebook and YouTube and earned over 4 million views... read full bio
Piebald is an American alternative rock band formed in the mid-1990s in Andover, Massachusetts. The band consists of vocalist and guitarist Travis Shettel, drummer Aaron Stuart, and bassist Andrew Bonner. Piebald's sound is characterized by a blend of punk, emo, and indie rock, and is known for its lyrics, which are often introspective and self-deprecating. The band's first full-length album, "When... read full bio
The Pierce Brothers are a twin brother duo from Melbourne, Australia. They have performed around the world, across the United Kingdom, Europe, Canada, the United States, and Australia. Their first EP, ‘Into the Dirt’ was listed on ARIA’s Top 10. Their EP received critical acclaim upon its release from publications like Tone Deaf, The AU Review, and Beat Magazine. The... 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
Pixx is an English Alternative and indie artist from Chipstead, United Kingdom. Over the course of her career, Pixx has released two albums, “The Age of Anxiety” and “Small Mercies”. She comes from a family of music lovers and she was raised listening to artists such as Altered Images, Kate Bush and Joni Mitchell. She grew up having a passion... read full bio
Plants and Animals are a Canadian indie-rock band from Montreal, Quebec, that consists of members Warren Spicer, Matthew Woodley, and Nicolas Basque. The trio began playing music together at a young age before going on to officially perform a band and release their self-titled EP. Since then, Plants and Animals went on to release another EP, “With/Avec,” before going on... read full bio
Plested is a singer and songwriter. He started his career as one half of Chasing Grace. Since then, he has written music for artists like Zayn Malik, The Chainsmokers, Calum Scott, Emeli Sande, Devlin, Prose, Naughty Boy, Little Mix, and others. Apart from working as a songwriter for other artists, Plested also pursues his own singing career. Most of his... read full bio
Poco, founded in 1968 by Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Richie Furay (inducted 1997 with Buffalo Springfield), virtually invented the ""Country rock"" genre commercially popularized by the Eagles through a long string of early-to mid-'70s hits like ""Take It Easy."" Poco's 1969 debut, ""Pickin' Up the Pieces,"" received the rare 5-star designation in Dave Marsh's ""Rolling Stone Record Guide.""... read full bio
The Pogues, who played music that fused Irish lyricism and punk rock ferocity, came out of London. Their infectious rush of accordions, banjos and tin whistles was driven by a locked-tight rock'n'roll rhythm section and they won over a number of lifelong fans along the way, including Tom Waits, Bob Dylan and The Clash's Joe Strummer, who even briefly served as the band's... 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
The Leave Argentina single by Polarsets was recorded after a winter of composing, and it was made available on Bandcamp in 2010. This song's B-side, Just Don't Open Your Eyes Yet, also played a crucial role in the band's ability to perform live locally. They received support slots for artists such as Ellie Goulding, Delphic, and Field Music at the... read full bio
