Born in Montreal, Kaia Kater is a Grenadian-Canadian who grew up in two different worlds: the Appalachian music she heard in West Virginia and her family's strong folk music roots. She has gained recognition in North America and the UK thanks to her skillful arrangements, songwriting, and vintage banjo-picking. She has received praise from publications including NPR, CBC Radio, Rolling... read full bio
Connor Cummins, a local Nashville punk regular, and Blair Tramel, an early education teacher with a side career in wickedly humorous animation and art, started Snooper together. As their homemade movies and cassette cassettes started to garner sporadic admirers worldwide, the pair took the Project to the stage, and Snooper (the Band) was formed. With one of the most outrageous live... read full bio
Norwegian author and musician Jenny Hval is renowned for her provocative examinations of gender, sexuality, and identity as well as her avant-garde musical style. Hval has established a unique voice in modern music by fusing spoken word, electronic, and experimental pop components. She has received recognition for her poetic lyrics and avant-garde soundscapes with highly acclaimed albums including Innocence Is... read full bio
Songwriting has always been David Keenan's full-time career, having been self-taught and influenced by his grandfather's narrative talent. His first album, "A Beginner's Guide to Bravery," peaked at number one in the Irish indie charts following a string of self-released EPs. He has a reputation as a relentless live performer and a uniquely poetic singer-songwriter/storyteller. Since he was a young boy,... read full bio
Based in Nashville, Tennessee, Skye Peterson is a singer-songwriter. She started her career as a musician after studying theology and being influenced by biblical history and hermeneutics, even though she has been writing and recording since high school. Skye is currently performing her own concerts and creating hymns for the local church and Getty Music in an effort to show... read full bio
With their love for sharing and living the gospel and their top-notch Appalachian instrumentation, Chosen Road has carved out a unique place for themselves in the music industry. The group—which includes founding member Jonathan Buckner, Zachary Alvis, Tyler Robertson, Chris Stockwell, and Josh Hicks—have been meticulously perfecting their craft. They have released six albums and performed at theaters, fairs, festivals, and... read full bio
Cyril Derreumaux, who was born in France and is currently a citizen of the United States, views himself as a global citizen. Cyril speaks six languages fluently and is constantly interested in learning about and exploring new cultures and locations. Cyril's innate interest in people and places led him to spend a year backpacking around the world at the age... read full bio
The guitar-wielding, CCMA Award-winning Hailey Benedict, who was hailed as "the future star of country music" by Citytv and hailed as a "prodigy whose star is definitely on the rise" by the Calgary Herald, began her career at the age of 14 when Keith Urban pulled her on stage for an unplanned performance in front of a sold-out arena, garnering... read full bio
Chris Buck recognized at an early age that he was going to be a big star in the music industry. In actuality, the singer/songwriter has been making waves on the Canadian country scene and beyond for the past five years since making his breakthrough with his self-titled first album. Chris says he's ready for audiences to truly experience the sort of musician... read full bio
Izzy Vadim, an EDM performer from Montreal, started out in a rock band before he came upon electronic music later in life. When he was 20, his love for dubstep blossomed, and he wrote his breakthrough single "Sleep Paralysis," which was supported by well-known musicians including Subtronics and Excision. He was featured in the well-liked "Now That's What I Call... read full bio
Esther Rose is more than just a songwriter; she is a scene-setter, a moment-crystallizer, and a permanent resident of the dark world that her songs portray. After years of singing and recording frequently in New Orleans, Rose developed her voice by fusing her love of traditional country arrangements with her do-it-yourself work ethic. The tone of the second album, You... read full bio
As a DJ, producer, and label owner, Kitty Amor is a prominent presence in the UK's African-influenced electronic music scene, bringing afro sounds to a wider audience. She continuously elevates marginalized voices and links fans to the Motherland's pulse through her label, Mahaba Music, and her historic performances at Glastonbury, Tomorrowland, and Ultra Music Festival. Her most recent single, "The... read full bio
Kit Sebastian is a London-based duo that enthralls listeners with moments of ageless nostalgia, enticing complexity, and pure pop joy. From the streets of Istanbul and Paris to the beaches of Bahia, their distinct sounds create a psychedelic tapestry of vintage synths, global influences, and melancholic élan. An exuberant manifestation of lively rhythms and intricate lyrics that surpasses limitations, borders, and... read full bio
There is no doubt that Boys Go To Jupiter is a band. A friend you can spend hours simply conversing with. They have a strong storytelling and a compelling live performance form the foundation of Boys Go To Jupiter's engaging sound, which is a maelstrom of influences and genres. The band from Brooklyn delivers by fusing sugary punk, dreamy soul,... read full bio
Caleb and John, the new CCM duet, are defining brothers in their own way. Caleb and John approached music in somewhat different ways, have developed their own unique sound with lively musicality and joyful, high-energy vocals that all lead to Jesus. In summary, like Caleb & John, their music is upbeat and enjoyable. At first, forming a pair wasn't the... read full bio
DJ and producer Anastasia Kristensen, based in Copenhagen, has distinguished herself from the crowd with her unique abilities and captivating DJ sets. She collects noises from a wide range of sources, studies off-grid electronics with enthusiasm, and combines them using a daring, if not contagious, mixing method. Anastasia embraced strength and nonconformity throughout her life to become the selector she is... read full bio
Born in Glasgow, singer-songwriter Matthew Hall played drums in bands before attending Edinburgh Napier University to study music. Around this time, Hall started sharing guitar covers on the internet and soon began to become well-known for his original interpretations of well-known tunes. A cover of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros' "Home" cemented a global fan base and launched his voice... read full bio
Tom Hamilton has announced his new artistic venture. The singer/guitarist, best known for his work with Joe Russo's Almost Dead and Billy & The Kids, will tour the East Coast with a new solo band. Hamilton promises a complete two-set show with plenty of new songs.In addition to his work with the Grateful Dead, the Philadelphia-bred guitarist has performed with... read full bio
STORRY, a visual artist, advocate, and two-time Juno nominee, is renowned for her potent lyrics and sound that blends many genres. Drawing inspiration from pop, hip-hop, and R&B, she crafts emotionally impactful songs that delve into themes of resilience and empowerment. She is becoming a rising celebrity in the music industry because to her captivating performances. She is now preparing... read full bio
Laid Back Country Picker, who hails from the eastern Kentucky hills, is a good musician who treats everyone with respect. This presentation blends punk, honky-tonk, and guitar rock from the 1970s with a hillbilly attitude, blurring the lines with humor and hot picking. His silent partner "Honey" contributes powerful drumming to the band. Honey doesn't have time for stupidity in... read full bio
