Amir Gwirtzman is an Israeli jazz musician from Tel Aviv, Israel. Gwirtzman is best known for his compositions on reed and woodwind instruments. For nearly ten years, Gwirtzman has performed solo projects with instruments like the Scottish Highland bagpipes, Middle Eastern ney, Armenian duduk, and flutes from cultures ranging from Native American to Irish and Vietnamese. Gwirtzmans renowned skill of... read full bio
Amir Obè is a rapper and singer-songwriter from Detroit, Michigan. Working under the name Phreshy Duzit, his music career took off when he signed to Atlanta Records. With them, he released his debut EP “Brave New World” in 2011. He followed this up with his debut studio album “The New Religion” the very next year. After that, he released “Detrooklyn”... read full bio
The musical journey of Amistat, a group of twin brothers named Josef and Jan Prasil, is a fascinating one that crosses boundaries and is based on an inexplicable and unsaid kinship. Their melodies are harmonic and have been influenced by a diverse range of cultures, telling a riveting story that is best experienced through their power. Josef and Jan were... read full bio
Amnesia Scanner is an electronic music duo from Berlin. Their sounds are exciting, but have been described as uncomfortable by Pitchfork Magazine. Amnesia Scanner began as a mysterious European producer, but is now a popular act. They call themselves Xperienz Designers, as they create unique experiences for their audiences around the world. The group is affiliated with Berlins Janus Collective,... read full bio
Brazilian-born Amon Tobin first emerged between 1994-1995 with a string of 12"" singles on a small London-based record label called 9Bar Records. The album that followed, Adventures In Foam, paved the way for a whole generation of electronic productions and prompted his signing to the prodigious Ninja Tune in 1996. He has since gone on to record seven critically- acclaimed... read full bio
Mabe Fratti, Gibrana Cervantes, Concepción Huerta and Camille Mandoki, members of the experimental group Amor Muere from Mexico City, released their highly anticipated debut album, A time to love, a time to die, on the newly independent and rebranded experimental label, Scrawl. Amor Muere is the result of an exceptional cooperation between four well-known artists, each of whom has a storied career in... read full bio
Amore the Magician departed on his magical journey at the age of six. Always intrigued by magic, Amore developed his magician skills. When he turned 11, Amore was so skilled at magic, he worked and traveled with a vocal duo. Now, he is known as Amore the Magician. Amore has performed around the world in countries like China, Bermuda, Puerto... read full bio
Since the last decade of the 20th century, Amorphis from Finland have been the standard bearers of Nordic metal. They were formerly thought of as a death metal group, but as soon as they released Tales From The Thousand Lakes in 1994, they started fusing progressive metal, folk and Viking influences into their music. Further, Am Universum, a band heavy on... read full bio
American music producer and disc jockey Jimir Davis goes by the stage name Amorphous. His mashups, which usually blend modern hip hop and R&B with vintage soul and pop music, are what made him most famous. His widely shared cover of Luther Vandross's "Never Too Much" and Rihanna's "Kiss It Better" may be heard on the Fat Joe song "Sunshine... read full bio
Amos Gill is an Australian comedian and television and radio presenter from Adelaide. He graduated from Aquinas College in Perth, and studied Law at the University of Adelaide. He started his career in stand-up after entering the Triple J Raw Comedy Competition where he reached the State Final. He has been the winner of SA Raw Comedy, has been 2nd... read full bio
Amos Lee is a singer-songwriter whose music embraces a wide range of genres, such as folk, rock and soul. He began his career as an opening act for artists like Mose Allison and B.B. King. When Norah Jones heard his music while visiting the Blue Note Records record company, she was immediately captured by his voice and invited him to... read full bio
The sounds of conventional hip hop, bass music and reggae have been combined by Amp Live with a technical and classical sensibility. His hybrid production approach not only works in the studio, but also when he performs live. The varied skill he possesses is in good stride after riveting performances all across the country and festivals (Cali Roots, Enchanted... read full bio
Amtrac prefers a tangible collection of alternative electronic music that relies on hand-crafted delicacy similar to a band. On his aptly named second full-length, Oddyssey (Openers/RCA Records), the Kentucky-born, LA-based artist, DJ, producer, remixer, multi-instrumentalist and founder of Openers meticulously combines layers and styles into an unabridged, unfiltered and irresistible aural excursion. As a result, he imbues every aspect of a moment with... read full bio
Amy Allen is an American singer-songwriter, record producer, and singer, who has gained fame in the music world writing songs and collaborating with some of the biggest names which include Harry Styles, Shawn Mendes, Camila Cabello, Pink Sweat$, and Halsey. Allen was born in Windham, Maine, and she began her career playing bass in her sister’s band and as a... read full bio
Amy Berna is an American R&B and soul musician who began her career performing in her local church at a young age of five. After growing her talent in church, Berna then also began taking piano lessons as well when she was five. After focusing on her talent, Berna went on to begin singing alongside her four sisters when she... read full bio
Amy started preserving the tapes from her old dual-microcassette answering machine, which kicked off a wild journey that would eventually earn her the nickname "the comedian who's making a career out of listening to her mother" and transform her from a normal single woman living in New York City. She would throw away each cassette as it got full, never... read full bio
Described as luminous and lustrous by the New York Times, Amy Burtons soprano vocals have earned her a versatile career. She has performed with the Metropolitan Opera, New York City Opera at the White House, and with major opera companies internationally. Burton specializes in French vocal music of the 1920s and 30s, giving an era a voice throughout the United... read full bio
Amy Dumas was a Diva that constantly had the WWE Universe on their toes. She could be exhilarating one moment and sinister the next. Whether she was stunning censors with Edge or soaring high with The Hardy Boyz, the four-time Women's Champion knew how to stir up controversy wherever. Alongside Essa Rios, Amy (also known as Lita) made her WWE debut... read full bio
Amy Grant is an American country and Christian singer. Grant is best known for her hit “Baby Baby,” along with songs like “El Shaddai,” “Father’s Eyes,” and “Angels.” Grant was known before her successful pop career as the ""Queen of Christian Pop"" when she changed directions to widen her fan base. Her goal was to become the first Christian singer-songwriter... read full bio
Amy Helm is an American folk artist who is the daughter of legends Levon Helm and Libby Titus Fagen. Helm has moving vocals that can both stir and soothe. Her style varies from traditional gospel to blues standards, to even her own heartfelt compositions. She is also talented with the mandolin and drums, having learned lessons from the... read full bio
