Coco Jones is a young and talented singer. At just nine years old Jones sang the national anthem for 40,000 people and a NFL game. This caught the eye of the Disney Chanel and Jones was a finalist on the network’s show “Next Big Thing”. She went on to star in her own Disney Chanel Original Movie “Let it Shine”,... read full bio
Hillsong Church was the birthplace of the worship group known as Hillsong United. The band was initially established in 1998 as a component of the youth ministry of Hillsong Church. Its members include Joel Houston, Taya Smith-Gaukrodger, Matt Crocker, Jonathon Douglass, Brooke Fraser, Jad Gillies, and Benjamin Hastings, amongst others, who take turns serving as worship leaders within the congregation.... read full bio
Liam Howlett founded the electronic music collective The Prodigy (Keith Flint, Leeroy Thornhill and Maxim Reality) in Braintree, Essex, UK. They have sold more than 20 million records globally, which is essentially unprecedented in the history of dance music. Their music encompasses a variety of genres, from early 90's rave and breakbeat hardcore to later alternative rock and big rhythm... read full bio
Travis, a Glasgow-based band with Fran Healy on vocals and guitar, Andy Dunlop on lead guitar, Dougie Payne on bass and Neil Primrose on drums, came of age during the height of Britpop but has always maintained a distance from the barely restrained insanity of that movement. Travis' mellow, upbeat tunes served as the ideal remedy for the pandemonium of the... read full bio
A global musical movement has already been defined by Diamanté Anthony Blackmon. But now he's back at it: the artist also known as Carnage is back with a new house music alias called Gordo. More than that, it represents for Diamante a new way of thinking and living. Blackmon has a new outlook on life that he is putting into practice through Gordo... read full bio
While Scranton is mainly regarded in popular culture for being absolutely boring, gothic metalcore band Motionless in White create music that is everything but. The band has built a dark and brooding sound that owes as much to Type O Negative as it does to Slayer, blending the primal fury of metalcore with the dramatic atmospherics of goth-metal and industrial. Four... read full bio
RuPaul Andre Charles was born and reared in San Diego and then moved to Atlanta to study performing arts before settling in New York City, where he established himself as a well-known presence on the LGBT nightclub scene. With the inclusion of his debut hit "Supermodel (You Better Work)" on his first studio album Supermodel of the World in 1993, he... read full bio
With their intense live performances and genre-defying blend of reggae, funk, soul, rock and Caribbean rhythms, Rawayana, who are originally from Venezuela, have established themselves as one of Latin America's most intriguing alternative artists. Through their label, Brocoli Records, Rawayana has so far independently published four studio albums, including Licencia Para Ser Libre and Rawayanaland. Caribbean trippy music and Cuando Los Acéfalos... read full bio
In a small, tight-knit village in Southeast Missouri, Samuel Barber grew up on a farm amid a loving family and a lively group of friends. He devoted himself to athletics throughout his childhood and high school years, learning invaluable lessons about collaboration, discipline, practice, respect, and hard work. Unexpectedly, his interests did not always center on music. He was actually... read full bio
Maoli is regarded as one of the most prominent commercial recording artists to come out of Polynesia, and his musical accomplishments in the field of island reggae place him at the top of the mountain. Their meteoric rise has been emphasized by over 21 straight #1 Regional Island Reggae Hits, which is a testament to their unstoppable skill and unflinching... read full bio
The summer extravaganza now takes place in eight cities: Hawaii, Lake Tahoe, Salt Lake City, Denver, Manteo, North Carolina, Council Bluffs, Orange County, California, Cincinnati, Pelham, Tennessee and Mansfield, Massachusetts. Hawthorne Heights, who brought the "Is For Lovers Festival" to three cities in its inaugural year (Wichita, Denver and Cincinnati), has expanded. Jimmy Eat World, Thrice, Alkaline Trio, The Story So Far, 3OH!3,... read full bio
M. Ward (guitar, production) and Zooey Deschanel (vocals, keyboards) make up the American indie folk band She & Him. The two initially worked together on a project to record a cover of Richard and Linda Thompson's "When I Get To The Border" for the film "The Go-Getter," where they first met. Volume One, their debut studio album, was made available... read full bio
DeMario DeWayne White Jr. is an American rapper known professionally as Moneybagg Yo. The rapper signed to Yo Gotti's record label, Collective Music Group in a joint venture deal with Interscope Records. “Federal 3X” and “2 Heartless” both debuted at number 5 and number 16 on the Billboard 200, respectively. “Time Served” debuted at the number 3 spot on the... read full bio
Born and reared in Watkinsville, Gavin Adcock is a native Georgian. His frequent releases that straddle the border between rock and country are sweeping over the country music scene. Over 15 million On-Demand streams of his debut album, Ain't No Cure, have already been completed in the United States. Since making his debut, Gavin has had over 50 million streams on... read full bio
The highly regarded British-Irish female group Girls Aloud is made up of Sarah Harding, Nicola Roberts, Nadine Coyle, Cheryl, and Kimberley Walsh. The band came together as a result of their participation in the reality TV series Popstars: The Rivals, which paired boy bands and girl bands in an attempt to produce the UK Christmas number one song. With their... read full bio
The internationally recognized Queen of Dancehall Spice embodies the true essence of dancehall culture. For more than 20 years, she has represented the Caribbean as a cultural ambassador abroad. becoming well-known after obtaining Bounty Killa's first co-sign in the genre in 1998. following an on-the-spot lyrical exchange with a number of dancehall's most well-known male deejays during a community stage... read full bio
Because of his personal life experiences, including his struggles and adventures in the music industry, Cameron Whitcomb has a distinct viewpoint when it comes to songwriting. Through vivid storytelling and emotional honesty, he immerses listeners in his world through his approach to songwriting, which displays a raw and authentic narrative style. This distinctive style is best demonstrated by his most... read full bio
The voice of "Golden," the historic smash from Netflix's record-breaking animated musical KPop Demon Hunters, is provided by EJAE, a breakout international artist. Her performance as the lead character Rumi's vocalist and co-writer catapulted "Golden" to the top of the Billboard Hot 100, marking the first time a female K-pop artist has ever achieved this feat. The song was nominated... read full bio
Fujii Kaze is an emerging singer-songwriter from Japan. He commenced classical piano practice in his youth, inspired by his father. Since the age of 12, Kaze has uploaded piano renditions of popular songs on YouTube, which ultimately attracted the attention of the music industry and resulted in a record label contract. He made his debut with the release of the... read full bio
Lee Tae-min, commonly referred to as Taemin, is a South Korean vocalist, actor, dancer, and songwriter. He made his debut aged 14 as a member of SHINee, and his fame and artistic influence have earned him the title "Idol's Idol."He begun his acting career in MBC's sitcom Tae-Hee, Hye-Kyo, Ji-Hyun as the character Junsu. Taemin commenced his solo career with... read full bio
