Bushwalla is an R&B/ funk singer-songwriter and rapper, hailing from Cleveland, Ohio. When he was nineteen, he studied musical theater at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy, where he met Jason Mraz. Later on, the two became roommates and began working on music together. Eventually, they ended up in California, where they performed together every chance they got, and produced... read full bio
Busta Rhymes is a rapper, producer and actor. Chuck D of Public Enemy gave him the alias Busta Rhymes after NFL wide receiver George ""Buster"" Rhymes. Early in his career, he was known for his wild style and fashion, and today is best known for his intricate rapping technique, which involves rapping at a fast rate with lots of internal... read full bio
Butterscotch, a groundbreaking vocal percussionist virtuoso, has permanently altered the music industry by aggressively challenging gender and musical social constraints. Her adventure began in the heavily male-dominated underground beatbox battle scene, where she broke down stereotypes and became the first female beatbox champion in history. When she gave a ground-breaking performance on America's Got gift, earning a third-place finish on... read full bio
Although this last year has been stressful, nothing has stopped the kaleidoscope creativity of Luton-hailed artist BXKS. The artist impressively and painstakingly develops her own sound while commenting on the stresses of social media and survival in an ever-evolving culture, from her bold and futuristic rhythms to her gamer-ready samples and sounds. The artist released her 8-track EP earlier this... read full bio
With a fusion of creativity that knows no limitations, Byron Messia, a talented and diverse artist, has permanently made his name on the aesthetic world. Byron's natural aptitude and voracious curiosity led him to constantly explore and innovate from the very beginning of his adventure. Byron Messia's voyage into the worlds of visual art, music, and literature began when he was... read full bio
C+C Music Factory is an American musical group that was formed by members David Cole and Robert Clivilles. The dance-hip-hop group is best known for singles which included “Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now),” “Just a Touch of Love,” “Here We Go (Let’s Rock & Roll),” and many more. After the passing of David Cole, C+C Music Factory stopped... read full bio
C. Tangana (Antón Álvarez Alfaro) really fuses a ton of genres together: from Latin to RnB to hip hop to pop to Reggaeton to bolero to tropical, C. Tangana is one versatile act. That’s the magic of C. Tangana. RnB superstar Miguel caught wind of this immense talent and the two of them collaborated on the Spanish version of “Criminal”.... read full bio
C3 Boogie is a Kilburn, London, England based rapper who is fresh on the scene with his unique drill hip hop sound. People have been calling him C3 Boogie since before he started making music, but at that same time, he started seeing people his age making music and decided to give it a go. He started recording music and... read full bio
Buenos Aires, Argentina-based Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso are an experimental trap, hip hop, and electronica duo. Ulises Guerrero and Catriel Guerrero make up the group ( Paco Amoroso). The group is renowned for its upbeat live performances, which frequently feature musicians performing live instruments and making numerous allusions to classic Argentine songs. Both musicians independently recorded their Bizarrapmusic session in... read full bio
Calabasas explore some of life's most challenging issues through their empathetic, cross-genre pop tunes. Since forming, the Los Angeles-based musical duo Franskiiz and Watrcup has prospered via deep personal discovery and bold experimentation. Their debut album, Those Were the Days, released on Def Jam, finds them digging deep and exposing their most genuine vision and perspective after much trial and error... read full bio
Calboy is an American rapper from Chicago, Illinois. He began to gain popularity after the release of his single “Envy Me”, which earned millions of streams. Calboy started his career in seventh grade learning how to use ProTools and FL Studio through YouTube videos. It took him a few years but his hard work paid off and soon he was... read full bio
Caleborate is an alternative hip-hop and soul artist from the East Bay. Inspired by the golden age of hip-hop, or Caleborates recognition of the 90s, the alternative artist creates beats that speak to generations of people. KQED has noted Caleborates tracks contain millennial subject matter and a 90s aesthetic. Caleborate uses samples, drums, and introspective lyrics to create each of... read full bio
Cam Meekins was born in Newton, Massachusetts, and reared in Wellesley. He first became interested in music when he was very young. His older brother was in a band, thus he was constantly exposed to music through the presence of his parents and brother. He consequently developed a strong interest in music at a young age. At age 5, Cam... read full bio
Cam'ron went from being a high school All-American point guard to dealing drugs in his native Harlem to becoming one of hip hop's brightest stars. All the balling, hustling and rapping led to his signature flow, with its aggressive spurts of stop-and-go tempo changes, created countless carbon copy MCs. Before Cameron Giles became Cam'ron the rapper, he made a name... read full bio
Leading bandleader, composer, inventor and saxophone Camilla George is gifted. Alongside colleagues like Nubya Garcia and Shabaka Hutchings, she is a mainstay of the contemporary London jazz scene because of her deep cultural origins and love of combining African and Western music. With a politically charged undertone that has a strong connection to her Nigerian identity, ancestry and heritage—African history, culture and slavery—her music... read full bio
Camo Brian is an up-and-coming country-pop, rap, and RnB singer-songwriter from Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Brian’s music bridges through several different music genres and while listening to his music, you can hear how easy it is for him to perform such diverse music. Brian finds influence in artists and bands which include LL Cool J, Tupac, Andre 3000, Ray Charles, and... read full bio
Vast released Look Mom... No Hands, his solo first record, after resigning from his position as chief Ox man. A variety of guest emcees made appearances on Vast's solo debut, including MF Doom, Aesop Rock, Sadat X of Brand Nubian, and Vordul Mega. A who's who of underground producers, including Madlib, RJD2, Blueprint, Ayatollah, and Da Beatminerz, was also included... read full bio
Two-time Grammy Award nominee, Christian hip-hop artist Canton Jones began singing when he was only five years old, as a part of a vocal ground formed by his father. By the time he was sixteen, he was writing and producing songs for friends in his hometown. Jones attended Morehouse College, where he was a member of the school’s famous Glee... read full bio
Cantrell is an up-and-coming rapper from Albany, Georgia who began his career pursuing a skateboarding and football career before turning to music. Cantrell found his love for music after he won a song contest that was sponsored by Converse shoes. From there, he went on to begin recording and posting music online which led him to begin working with the... read full bio
