Alex Cameron is an alternative singer and songwriter from Australia. Cameron first conceptualized his act as the persona of a failed entertainer. This garnered him a small fan base, and Cameron soon began performing with a saxophonist, Roy Molloy. He has produced two solo albums Jumping the Shark and Forced Witness. Cameron has also collaborated with The Killers, contributing to... read full bio
Alex Ebert is an American singer-songwriter and composer who rose to fame performing as the lead singer and songwriter for bands which included Ima Robot and Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. Ebert was born in Los Angeles, California, and while growing up, Ebert found influence in a variety of artists and bands which included Patsy Cline, Willie Nelson, Johnny... read full bio
Alexander Giannascoli, known to the music world as simply Alex G, worked hard to build his musical career. He got his start on the popular music site Bandcamp. He self-released music on the site that he produced out of his bedroom. Alex’s big break came with the release of his sixth album entitled DSU—which stands for Dream State University—which was... read full bio
Alex Lahey is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter from Melbourne, Australia. She’s embraced a simple, story-telling style of music and almost always incorporates melodic, guitar-driven hooks in her songs. Lahey performs with three other band members and often plays electric guitar during live performances. Stylistically, her music can be described as alternative, indie rock. Her single, “You Don’t Think You Like People... read full bio
From the age of four, Alex Preston, a singer-songwriter from New Hampshire, has been a part of the music industry. He composes all of his own lyrics using inspiration from his surroundings and plays more than a dozen instruments, including the violin and guitar. His complete sense of self, which draws the audience in and makes them experience what he... read full bio
Alex the Astronaut (Alex Lynn) is a folk singer and songwriter who aspires to tell stories through music like the likes of Paul Kelly and Bob Dylan. Alex Lynn’s music is natural and rich; her lyrics touch on her personal experiences and social issues. She was launched into fame via Spotify, where her song ‘Already Home’ was added to their... read full bio
Alexs story like most great rock and roll tales begins with a boy, a guitar and a head full of songs. He started teaching himself guitar when he was 14, but didnt have the patience to learn all the campfire classics, so he just started writing his own songs. His big influences: Stevie Wonder, Nirvana, Cat Stevens, Black Crowes, Maroon... read full bio
Alexi Murdoch is a critically acclaimed folk singer-songwriter. Upon releasing his first recoding, Murdoch hit Rolling Stone’s Top Ten Artists to Watch list. His sound has been dubbed “timeless” by NPR Music, and this claim has held true as Murdoch continues his musical career. Murdoch has traveled around the world performing his alternative-folk sounds, and has appeared on notable radio... read full bio
Ali Sethi's music is a complex blend of contemporary inspirations, ghazals, and classical qawwali. The Pakistani musician, who is based in New York City, uses "folk" and "woke" iconographies to create compelling stories of identity while fusing traditional South Asian melodies with international beats. Sethi's work is "stealthily subversive" (The New Yorker), best known for his "ragaton" tune "Pasoori," which... read full bio
Alice Merton is a singer based in Germany. Her first EP, ‘No Roots’, reached number two on German charts and number one on French charts. Merton’s songs are fueled by her wanderlust, she has moved a total of 11 times, which inspired the title for her first EP, ‘No Roots’. Her debut EP peaked at number 14 on the US... read full bio
Alina Ivanivna Pash is a singer and rapper from Ukraine who got her start on the Ukrainian version of The X Factor, where she placed 3rd overall. Alina went on to win yet another competition: the Ukrainian Eurovision Song Contest 2022 with the song “Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors”. Her music is a mix of hip hop, electronic, pop, and indie... read full bio
Alison Krauss is an American country singer. She is best known for her angelic voice. She signed a record company in 1985. She then released her first album in 1987. She continues to perform with the same band Union Station (AKUS), and later released her first album with them as a group in 1989. She has released eleven albums, appeared... read full bio
Allah-Las is an American rock band that is based out of Los Angeles, California, and consists of members Matthew Correia, Spencer Dunham, Miles Muchaud, and Pedrum Siadatian. The band performs music that is a mixture of psychedelic rock, garage rock, folk rock, surf rock and rock ‘n’ roll. The band was formed after Correia and Dunham met Siadatian while working... read full bio
Allie Colleen is an American folk-country artist born in Owasso, Oklahoma. Since she was 14, Colleen has been performing country songs and developing her way into the music industry. She graduated from Belmont University with a degree in songwriting and music business. Soon after, she began writing her own songs in 2019, with her first released single, “Work in Progress.”... read full bio
Allison Crowe is a Canadian singer and songwriter who began performing professionally at the age of 15. She ruled the coffee house and bar scene on Vancouver Island. Her childhood influences include jazz, classical, and rock and she is credited for her distinct voice and performance ability. Largely a solo performer, Crowe performs with her guitar and a piano -... read full bio
Allison Moorer performs an alternative take on indie folk rock music. Over ten years ago, Moorer made her premier into the music world with the ballad, A Soft Place to Fall. This track later earned Moorer an Academy Award nomination, as the track was made for Robert Redford’s drama, A Horse Whisperer. Moorer has since received a Grammy nomination for... read full bio
Allison Ponthier, as her website states, is a “wide-eyed misfit” who hails from the outskirts of Dallas, Texas. With that said, she has a foot in country music, but her sound is more akin to indie-folk. Allison’s emphasis on emotional storytelling in her music is indicative of that fact. But her style is far from traditional folk and country. Allison’s... read full bio
On her ground-breaking first album Outside Child, Allison Russell—a poet, singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, activist and co-founder of Our Native Daughters with Rhiannon Giddens, Leyla McCalla and Amythyst Kiah and Birds of Chicago with JT Nero—disembowels her youth in harrowing detail. She sings about being delivered and being saved, as well as the locations, people and epiphanies that enabled her to live and win... read full bio
Allman Brown is an up-and-coming folk singer who was born and raised in Hong Kong. When Brown was 11, he moved to London, England, where he has been based out of since. Brown rose to fame with the release of his debut single, “Sons and Daughters,” which was performed with Liz Lawrence. The single went on to earn 10 million... read full bio
