Dre Skull is a producer of many genres: hip hop, pop, EDM, dubstep, afrobeats, reggaeton, and dancehall. Needless to say, the world-famous producer sees beyond your typical genres and categories and moves between them with ease. He’s been compared to the likes of Don Was and Rick Rubin. Dre Skull has overseen massively successful and critically acclaimed albums alongside Popcaan... read full bio
Dream Wife is an English band based out of London who performs a mixture of pop punk, indie rock, and rock music. The band consists of members which include Alice Go, Rakel Mjoll and Bella Podpadec. Podpadec met Go while performing at a Battle of the Bands and they then formed with Mjoll after they began studying at Brighton University... read full bio
Zachary Arthur Taylor, better known as his stage name Dreamer Boy, is an American singer-songwriter from Nashville, Tennessee. Dreamer Boy is a pop project of Taylor and the project also included Bobby Knepper who is the producer, Adam Alonzo, who is creative, and Cody Clark who is the manager. Dreamer Boy began his musical career after the release of the... read full bio
The Los Angeles-via-Brooklyn band DREAMERS has performed at clubs, arenas and festivals like Lollapalooza, Bumbershoot, Firefly, Reading and Leeds. They have also performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and shared stages with artists like X Ambassadors, The 1975, Bleachers, Atlas Genius, Catfish and The Bottlemen and Weezer. The group's first full-length album, This Album Does Not Exist, was published and had the top 10... read full bio
Seandrea Sledge better known as her stage name Dreezy, is an American singer-songwriter, rapper, and actress from Chicago, Illinois. While growing up, Dreezy moved all over Chicago and due to her always moving, she found herself finding solace in the fine arts. When she was only 10 years old, Dreezy began singing, writing poetry, and scatting. By the time she... read full bio
From Memphis, Tennessee, comes singer-songwriter Drew Erwin. He has been creating his own sound since relocating to Nashville, with the core being lyrics and melody driven by experience and emotion.... read full bio
The success of Dro Kenji is evidence of the influence of the internet. The artist, who is from South Carolina, released a number of intriguing singles and mixtapes on his SoundCloud when he was just a senior in high school. He worked together with the label's staff of platinum-certified producers to create his debut album, which was released on Mira... read full bio
Drug Church is a testament to "failing up" and a monument to unintentional success. The band has done more than many of its stuffy, "destined to make it" counterparts by not taking its profession too seriously. Drug Church has left its Albany roots in the rearview mirror and is now living the fast life in LA, following a mid-80s template. The... read full bio
The most authentic renditions of Journey classics and an exuberant stage presentation have elevated DSB to the top of the global Journey legacy concert scene. As the World's Greatest, DSB has garnered immense respect. They have successfully recreated Journey's classic sound and well-known vocalist Steve Perry's. Fulfilling Journey's musical legacy with a band of elite musicians, DSB provides the ultimate legacy... read full bio
Beth Jeans Houghton, a musician, songwriter, animator and video director, reinterpreted her music to create the swaggering, heart-on-sleeve rock of Du Blonde. Houghton combined emotional lyricism with the gritty tones of punk, blues, garage rock and soul on albums like the one he self-produced, Lung Bread for Daddy. On Homecoming, she later allowed some pop influences to show through without sacrificing any... read full bio
English pop artist Dua Lipa first gained popularity when she was just fourteen years old, with her cover songs on YouTube of music by the likes of Christina Aguilera and Nelly Furtado. Six years later, she signed with Warner Bros. Records and released her first single, “New Love”. Her follow-up, “Be the One”, was certified Platinum by ARIA. The following... read full bio
Dua Saleh's first musical attempt was shared online as a fun exercise to share with friends. The Twin Cities scene noticed almost immediately. One of them was the producer Psymun (Future, Young Thug, Juice WRLD, Corbin fka Spooky Black), of whom Saleh was a fan but was unaware that they both came from the same place. They connected well and Psymun... read full bio
Duke Special is a naturally curious individual. He is interested in 78RPM records, books, poetry, art, love, life, redemption and death. The multitude of musical endeavors he has undertaken during his career serve as proof of all of this. His work includes writing the music for Deborah Warner's critically acclaimed production of Mother Courage and Her Children at London's National Theatre and... read full bio
Duncan Fellows is an indie band from Austin, Texas that consists of members Colin Harman, Cullen Trevino, Jack Malonis, David Stimson, and Tim Hagen. The band was formed by Colin and Cullen and the duo began writing together and went on to independently release “Twelve Months Older”, and “Marrow”. Most recently, they released their debut album, “Both Sides of the... read full bio
Duncan Laurence, a pop artist from the Netherlands, is well-known for being on The Voice Holland and for taking home the Eurovision Song Contest title. He followed up his breakthrough by releasing Small Town Boy, his platinum-selling debut album. Over the next two years, more hits like "Stars" and "Electric Life" were released. Laurence first made a name for himself when... read full bio
Duncan Sheik is a Grammy Award and two-time Tony Award winning singer-songwriter and composer. As a solo artist, Duncan’s ubiquitous hit “Barely Breathing” spent 55 weeks on the Billboard’s Hot 100 Chart and propelled the sales of his Atlantic Records debut to 750,000 copies. As a composer, Sheik again found success with his musical, Spring Awakening which earned 8 Tony... read full bio
Since the formation of Thrice in 1998, Dustin Kensrue was most notably known as the lead singer, lyricist, and guitarist for the well-regarded Irvine, California post-hardcore quartet. He had toured in past years on his own under the moniker “Ursus Veritas,” but decided to drop the name in favor of simplicity. The name was a play-on-words of its Latin components:... read full bio
Bren Eissman and Joey Spurgeon, better known as DWLLRS, are natives of the small Californian coastal community of San Clemente. The group is developing a varied sonic palette fueled by forward-thinking alternative pop after embracing the city's sunny surf rock with the musicians they grew up listening to, including Frank Ocean, Brockhampton and Tame Impala. With the use of a variety... read full bio
Natasha Woods is an English musician, singer, and composer better known by her stage name, Dylan (spelled with all caps). In October 2022, she issued her debut mixtape, "The Greatest Thing I'll Never Learn." Woods was born in the English village of Bures. She got her start in music at an early age and began learning the guitar at age... read full bio
