Shearwater is an American indie-rock band from Austin, Texas, that consists of members Jonathan Meiburg, Lucas Oswald, Emily Lee, Sadie Powers, and Josh Halpern. Shearwater was founded by Meiburg as well as former member Will Sheff, as an outlet for collaboration. This led them to release their debut studio album shortly after, “The Dissolving Room.” They followed up that album... read full bio
The Shout Out Louds are an indie pop band from Sweden. They have toured across the world, traveling with bands like The Strokes, The Magic Numbers, The Rosebuds, and The Essex Green. The band is made up of Adam Olenius, Ted Malmros, Carl von Arbin, Eric Edman, and Bebban Stenborg. They have released a multitude of albums, some of which... read full bio
Nine artists who share a love of folk music from the British Isles, Ireland, and other places have come together to form the Shovel Dance Collective. They cultivate and blend this content using sensibilities derived from metal, free improvisation, contemporary classical music, and drone; all the while entwining it with a profound understanding of the ways in which traditional music... read full bio
Husband and wife Michael Trent and Cary Ann Hearst make up the folk duo that its Shovels & Rope, based out of Charleston, South Carolina. Blending elements of their individual solo careers, their work is a mix of folk, rock and roll, country rock, and punk rock. Both members play the guitar, keyboard and percussion, with Cary Ann Hearst also... read full bio
Shungudzo is the stage name of Alexandra Shungudzo Govere, a Zimbabwean American musician and reality television star. She gained global recognition for two reasons: first, she was the first black female gymnast to compete for Zimbabwe in artistic gymnastics at the All-Africa Games; second, she co-founded the Kijana Project, which helps AIDS children. Later, she became well-known in the media... read full bio
English singer-songwriter Shura is well-known in the music business for her distinctive fusion of indie-pop and electronic music. Shura, whose real name is Alexandra Lilah Denton, started her first band while attending University College London. She worked with the guitarist Patrick Duncombe and the producer Hiatus. Shura started releasing her own music after the band broke up, and she soon gained... read full bio
Sia rose to mainstream prominence when “Breathe Me” was used in the final scene of HBO’s Six Feet Under. Her popularity continued with songs including “Day Too Soon”, “The Girl You Lost to Cocaine”, “You’ve Changed”, and “Clap Your Hands”. She further solidified her influence in the music world by becoming a renowned songwriter, penning tunes for the likes... read full bio
A four-piece progressive bluegrass band called Sicard Hollow was born out of a shared desire for pushing the limits of the music. These youthful pickers, who have been greatly influenced by the Grateful Dead and New Grass Revival, inject new life into a classic sound through bold improvisation and musical prowess. The band came together as a result of shared ties... read full bio
Sick Puppies are a guitar-fueled three piece rock band, who carries an awesome energy on stage and a staggering sound, fronted by the fretwork and awesome vocals of guitarist and singer Byan Scott. Conspiring in the sonic stew that make up the Sick Puppies is bassist Emma Anzai. Uniting the band in rock bliss is the airtight pummeling of drummer... read full bio
Yo-Yo Ma created Silkroad as a reminder that, despite the divisions caused by growing globalization, there were also incredible opportunities for collaboration. In an effort to comprehend this dynamic, he identified the Silk Road as a historical example of cross-border cultural cooperation and the sharing of invention, tradition, and ideas. He conducted a ground-breaking experiment by bringing together musicians from... read full bio
One of the most intriguing and exceptional new performers in the UK is the Scottish singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Siobhan Wilson. Her CD, There Are No Saints, has received laudatory reviews from Rolling Stone, BBC 6 Music, NPR's All Songs Considered and has appeared frequently on "best of" lists in the UK's underground music press. Wilson's writing is sharp and audaciously unconventional. Her classical background... read full bio
Sir Sly is an indie pop band, currently making waves with their new album Don’t You Worry, Honey (Interscope Records). It includes the singles “Altar”, “Astronaut”, and “High”, which rose to No. 18 on the Billboard Rock Songs chart and No. 3 on the Alternative Songs chart. Previously, Sir Sly recorded their debut album You Haunt Me (Interscope Records). It... read full bio
James Page, a British singer-songwriter, performs and records sophisticated, frequently moody indie music under the moniker Sivu. Page, who was up in St. Ives, Cambridgeshire, spent his teen years playing bass in punk and indie bands before relocating to London to broaden his musical experiences. When he met Charlie Andrew, the producer of Alt-J, he had already started discreetly working on... read full bio
Sixto Diaz Rodriguez, better known as Rodriguez, is an American singer-songwriters, guitarist, poet, excavation worker, and demolition worker. Although he is American, Rodriguez has more of a successful career in South Africa, where he is believed to have sold more records than Elvis Presley. Rodriguez is a child from Mexican immigrant parents, and because of this in most of his... read full bio
Skott is a singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist from Sweden. Skott didn’t grow up listening to contemporary music; instead she learned the fundamentals of life in a forest and grew up with folk musicians. The indie alternative artist has released seven singles, an EP, and has a debut studio album on the way. Some of her most popular songs include, ‘Mermaid’,... read full bio
Daniel Zavaro is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, known as Skrizzly Adams on stage. His first EP, ‘Stains,’ garnered over 2 million streams when it was initially released. Later, his single ‘Tipping Point’ won the International Songwriting Competition, categorizing Zavaro in the ranks with artists like The Band Perry, Bastille, Vance Joy, and Gotye. Apart from creating his own music,... read full bio
Helen Ballentine performs under the stage name Skullcrusher, an independent folk musician from Westchester County, New York. After graduating from the University of Southern California with a degree in graphic design in 2017, Ballentine, who went to the Hackley School, relocated to Los Angeles. Ballentine had a background in design, but her main love was music. As a result, she... read full bio
Sky Ferreira is a singer, songwriter, model, and actress from Venice Beach, California. Some of her most popular songs include, ‘Everything Is Embarrassing’, ‘You’re Not the One’, ‘I Blame Myself’, ‘Obsession’, ‘Sad Dream’, ‘Red Lips’, ‘Lost In My Bedroom’, and ‘Night Time, My Time’. Her style can be described as a gothic type, and her sound can be anywhere from... read full bio
Skye Wallace is a Canadian singer-songwriter from Toronto, Ontario, who performs a mixture of folk-rock and punk-rock music. She is a trained singer who found a love for punk rock at a young age and she has lived all over Canada throughout his childhood. Wallace is based out of Toronto and has been named one of Canada’s best female artists... read full bio
Playing what they refer to as "spooky canyon pop," SkyeChristy is a sister duet that has perfected their harmonies while touring the famous hills of Los Angeles. The Los Angeles duo, made up of Sophie Skye Edwards and her sister Georgia Christy Edwards, is committed to pursuing their goals independently. SkyeChristy wrote the songs for their most recent hit, "I'm Not... read full bio
