Jack Garratt, a singer and songwriter who was born in the United Kingdom, lives up to his name in the sense that he is a master of many musical disciplines. He is skilled on a variety of instruments, some of which include the drums, guitar, harmonica, mandolin, ukulele, and trombone. In addition to that, he experiments with electronica music and... read full bio
Jack Savoretti is an English acoustic singer-songwriter and musician from Westminister, London, England. While he was a teenager, Savoretti found his love in writing poetry and found himself writing all the time. By the time he was 16, he picked up the guitar and began performing and by the time he was 18, he was signed to De-angelis Records. While... read full bio
A New York cowboy wearing a Stetson Range, adhering to a purist ideology and playing his cherished 1956 Martin D-28 guitar, Big Jim, travels the streets of East Nashville in Jack Schneider's universe, which is filled with eccentricity and nostalgia. Jack is a producer, guitar collector and analog aficionado in addition to being a guitarist, songwriter and singer, or a "triple threat" as... read full bio
Jack Symes establishes himself as one of the most appealing new voices in folk music on his expansive new album, Tompkins Park. The 12-song collection, which was written on a road journey to the artist's new Brooklyn home and his unsettling first months there, asks, "Are you on your own or are you all alone" It's less grounded than his... read full bio
Jack Van Cleaf is a singer-songwriter from California who creates songs that are resolute, sensitive and warmly candid. Van Cleaf has performed in storied venues around the nation, including Miller High Life Theatre, The Ryman, The Pageant and Mission Ballroom. Van Cleaf has been enthralling audiences in intimate concerts with Sofar Sounds from New York City to Austin. He has performed as... read full bio
Jack-of-all-trades and multi-instrumentalist Jackie Greene is an Americana and roots singer-songwriter who can belt out a bluesy guitar solo or croon over melancholic piano ballads. Known for being a hard-working and versatile musician, Greene's EP 'The Modern Lives - Vol 2' documents a new phase of his life, encompassing his first months as a father, a break from his constant... read full bio
Jackopierce is the collaboration between two artists, Jack O’Neill and Cary Pierce. The duo combines acoustic guitar melodies with rich vocals to create their folk-pop sound. With a strong start to their careers in the dingy clubs of Dallas, Texas, the two soon established their careers worldwide. The two-piece toured across three continents, nine countries, and 44 states. After taking... read full bio
With their breathtaking and unexpected new album, Breaking Point, Jade Jackson and Aubrie Sellers, the duet Jackson+Sellers, are making a second first impression. They were brought together by what seemed to be cosmic forces and first met while performing back-to-back sets at Americanafest in Nashville. This brief encounter later developed into a close friendship and a genuine sense of shared interests.... read full bio
Over 18 million recordings by the American musician, singer, songwriter, and political activist Clyde Jackson Browne have been sold in the country. He first found success creating songs for other people in Los Angeles in the middle of the 1960s. At the age of 16, he wrote "These Days," which went on to become a small hit for the German singer... read full bio
Jacob Collier is a Grammy Award-winning jazz, funk, and soul artist from London. He rose to fame with his viral covers of hit songs like Stevie Wonder’s “Don’t You Worry ‘bout a Thing”. Collier racked up a massive global fan base and tens of millions of views throughout various social media platforms. He recorded, arranged, performed and produced his debut... read full bio
Jade Bird is an English singer-songwriter and musician from England that performs indie folk music. She started her career performing gigs while studying at the BRIT School in Croydon. From there, Jade Bird released her debut EP, “Something American”, and started touring the United States with Brent Cobb. She has performed a showcase event at SXSW and has opened for... read full bio
American singer-songwriter Jaden Decker is from Missoula, Montana. His style is referred to as Rocky Mountain Country and is a mashup of folk, roots rock and country. The origins of Jaden's family in the Midwest and his affection for his state are reflected in his music. Straightforward, relatable and unabashed is how Jaden writes his songs. The young man's sharp voice and... read full bio
Giovanni Jaël Jano, better known by his stage name JAEL, is a vibrant Moluccan singer, producer, DJ, and recording artist from the Netherlands. JAEL's musical background, which is rooted in a diverse blend of Moluccan folk, gospel, soul, and electronic music, served as the basis for his captivating and adaptable artistic style. His performances push the envelope, skillfully fusing many... read full bio
The three sisters that form the band Jagaara are Jane (Vocal’s/Guitar), Cat (Keys/Synth) and Ruth (Guitar); the girls grew up in London listening to a wide array of artists both old and new that influences their musical sound. They started singing, playing, and writing songs together as teenagers. From those early days, the sisters began incorporating a mix of folk,... read full bio
With heartfelt music centered on the themes of love and corruption, Jaime Wyatt is “one of the country artists you may not have heard of, but need to hear”. Wyatt is known for her old soul and powerful voice. Her music sails effortlessly between ‘60s and ‘70s country, rock n’ roll anthems, and emotional ballads. She released her album, “Felony... read full bio
Jeanne Galice, better known by her stage name Jain, is a singer and composer from from the city of Toulouse in France. As a child, Jain did a lot of moving around because her father had jobs in a lot of different countries; she lived in locations like France, Dubai, the Congo, and Abu Dhabi, among other places. Her travels... read full bio
An English singer/songwriter, Jake Bugg combines working-class swagger with wry, weathered romanticism in his bluesy, Brit-pop-forward indie folk. Bugg was raised on a regular diet of the Beatles, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, and the Gallagher brothers. His Mercury Prize-nominated debut album of the same name, which featured the hits "Two Fingers" and "Lightning Bolt," was successful. With later albums like... read full bio
James Arthur is a singer and songwriter from England. After winning the ninth season of The X Factor in 2012, he gained notoriety. After the final, Syco Music published his debut single, a rendition of Shontelle's "Impossible," which debuted at the top of the U.K. Singles Chart. The most popular winner's single in the show's history, it has since sold... read full bio
After listening to Eric Clapton's "Layla," the English rocker James Bay developed a deep appreciation for classical guitar. He started taking lessons on the instrument and playing at open mic evenings, both of which contributed to the development of his writing and performing style. Republic Records After watching a fan video that had been published to YouTube, AnR signed Bay.... read full bio
James Hill and Anne Janelle were drawn together by four strings and a chocolate bar. Their simple friendship turned Hill and Janelle into one of the most world-class singer-songwriter-ukulele-cello duos. With a background in folk, jazz, and blues, Hill decided to combine his authentic sound with that of Janelles classic cello melodies. What the two artists create is a truly... read full bio
