Lucy Dacus is an American indie-rock singer-songwriter and musician from Richmond, Virginia. She graduated from Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School and went on to study film at Virginia Commonwealth University but left to pursue a career in music. From there, Dacus released her debut single “I Don’t Wanna Be Funny Anymore”, and then released her debut album, “No Burden”. Since... read full bio
Lucy Rose is a singer, musician, and songwriter from England who got her musical beginnings playing drums with her school orchestra. She played her piano at home and began writing songs at a young age. She bought a guitar and taught herself to play it; at 16, she started writing songs. However, she kept her material secret until later in... read full bio
Lucy Spraggan is an English singer-songwriter from Buxton, England. She grew fame after auditioning for the reality television series “The X Factor”, performing her own song, “Last Night”. Spraggan unfortunately had to quit The X Factor due to an illness and ended up placing ninth place in the show but after, she was signed to Columbia Records. Spraggan began her... read full bio
Luka Bloom is Barry Moore, younger brother of Irish folk legend Christy Moore. Bloom moved to New York and recorded a pensive Riverside (Reprise, 1990) before returning to Ireland and starting his major career with The Acoustic Motorbike (Reprise, 1992), an album that, contrary to the title, is arranged with a drum machine and absorbs American influences (such as rap).... read full bio
Since he began performing and recording more than ten years ago, Canterbury-based singer-songwriter Luke Jackson has slowly built up an admirable reputation in the folk, roots, Americana and acoustic circuits. Luke often tours around Europe, the United States and Canada in addition to the UK. Five albums, including a live album, were published between his first album "More Than Boys" and his most... read full bio
Luke Sital-Singh is a British singer-songwriter known for his emotionally stirring and compelling music. Born and raised in the small southwest London town of New Malden, he grew up in a family of musicians, where his parents encouraged all of their sons to pick up musical instruments. From the age of 11, Luke took up the violin and eventually found... read full bio
Here We Go Magic's lead singer/songwriter Luke Temple first made a name for himself as a muralist. The band’s music has been described as a blend of indie folk, baroque pop, and plains country. Originally from Boston, Temple bounced nomadically about the country before settling in New York City to pursue his musical career. The similarly psychedelic pop-inflected Pigeons arrived... read full bio
Lunch At Allen's is an extraordinary musical revue by internationally renowned artists, Murray McLauchlan, Cindy Church, Marc Jordan, and Ian Thomas who perform together as a band -- the stage show is an intimate and humorous performance by some of Canada's finest individual performers. It all began as a regular get together at Allen's Pub & restaurant on The Danforth... read full bio
Luther Dickinson, a brilliant guitarist with a diverse spectrum of inspirations, has acquired a reputation as an innovator in modern blues while also having a great understanding and appreciation for its rich past. Whether co-leading the North Mississippi Allstars with his drummer brother Cody, recording and performing solo or collaborating with regional artists ranging from Jimbo Mathus and Sharde Thomas to... read full bio
A collection of works by Lydia Luce is endowed with all the transforming beauty of watercolor; they are simultaneously dreamy, delicate, and incredibly powerful in their emotional authenticity. Florida Girl, the second full-length album by the Fort Lauderdale-born singer/songwriter, combines a brilliant indie-folk sound with a deep dive into Luce's personal life, touching on topics like mortality, body image, and... read full bio
An independent pop artist named Lykke Li soon achieved fame on a global scale. The Swedish singer-distinctive songwriter's style combines elements of alternative, indie pop, and techno music. In the early 2000s, her music attracted the attention of foreign bloggers right away. Lykke Li's EP, "Little Bit," was finally made available through her own record company. The album's title single... read full bio
"Lyle Lovett: A singer, composer and actor, Lyle Lovett has broadened the definition of American music in a career that spans 14 albums. Coupled with his gift for storytelling, the Texas-based musician fuses elements of country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel and blues in a convention-defying manner that breaks down barriers. Lovett has appeared in 13 feature films, and on stage... read full bio
Matthew Stephen Ward is a musician who hails from Portland, Oregon, and is known for his singing, songwriting, and guitar playing. His solo work is a blend of Americana analog recordings inspired by folk music and blues, and he has released ten studio albums since 1999, the majority of which were distributed by the independent label Merge Records. In addition... read full bio
American singer-songwriter and guitarist Matthew Stephen Ward hails from Portland, Oregon. Since 1999, Ward has released a total of ten studio albums, the majority of which have been distributed independently by Merge Records. His solo work consists of a mixture of analog Americana recordings with folk and blues influences. He performs as a solo artist as well as being a... read full bio
Macy Kate is an American indie-pop artist. She started to gain popularity after she posted a cover of “Radioactive” by Imagine Dragons on her YouTube page, which went viral. Kate continues to post covers on her YouTube page, which currently holds nearly 1 million subscribers. Some artists that Kate covers include, Halsey, Ariana Grande, The Weeknd, Drake, Bruno Mars, Camila... read full bio
Maddie Storvold is an up-and-coming alternative-country folk singer-songwriter from Edmonton. She has rose to fame after winning CTV’s reality series “The Launch,” which led her to record and release the single “Don’t Say You Love Me,” which was written and produced by Bryan Adams with Scott Borchetta’s Big Machine Label Group. The single peaked at number 1 on the iTunes... read full bio
MADDS BUCKLEY creates strong alternative/folk music with goals only surpassed by the scope of her inspirations, drawing inspiration from both stage and screen. Her whole discography exhibits this talent for cinematic passion and uncompromising candor, the same heart and vigor that propelled her song "The Red Means I Love You," which was inspired by the renowned anime My Hero Academia, to... read full bio
"Boots," the critically acclaimed Montana singer/songwriter Madeline Hawthorne's solo debut, was co-produced by Brad Parsons and Tyler Thompson of Fruition. She enters the limelight with equal parts grit and charm. "Boots" is a work of profound introspection and self-discovery that confronts change and independence while overcoming the demands of modern women with unwavering honesty and unwavering tenacity. The songs on this... read full bio
Nashville-based artist Madi Diaz released "Man In Me," her moving first single and music video for ANTI- that completely initiates her artistic career. It gives listeners a glimpse of how hard Diaz has worked to hone the art of conveying a wide range of emotions through songs in their most direct and unadulterated form. Diaz and Andrew Sarlo (Big Thief, Bon Iver) both... read full bio
Self-taught singer/songwriter Madilyn Mei is mostly proud of her headstrong will when it comes to getting what she wants musically. She is crafty, resourceful and nothing can stop her. Influenced by Taylor Swift at a young age, she decided to audition for a fifth-grade talent show after playing an original for a crowd a while back and realized how much... read full bio
