The Limousines are an indietronic band from San Fransisco, California made up of Giovanni Giusti and Eric Victorino. They gained international fame with their singles Very Busy People" and "Internet Killed the Video Star" Their first album, Get Sharp, gained critical acclaim because of these songs which got them signed onto Dangerbird Records. They eventually left that label and started... read full bio
Karla Bonoff is an American singer and songwriter but she is mainly known for her skills as a songwriter. Many of her songs have been turned into huge hits such as Home" by Bonnie Raitt, "Isn't It Always Love" by Lynn Anderson, and "Tell Me Why" by Wynonna Judd. She has also sang her own songs on four different full-length... read full bio
Katie Curtis is a folk-pop performer who sings and writes her music. She started her career releasing cassettes but advanced to CD's shortly after. Her self titled album was named Album of the Year at that year's Gay and Lesbian American Music Awards. To date, she has released thirteen full-length albums. Her songs have been featured in Dawson's Creek,... read full bio
Carlos was raised in the Galician coastal city of Vigo, where at the age of eight he learned the gaita. He embraces and reflects the unstoppable spirit of his home music. However, he is also aware of the dangers that come with traditional music become progressively more conservative and closed off to new ideas. Even the most heartfelt music can eventually... read full bio
Amber Leigh is an extremely talented vocalist with stunning beauty. This amazing redheaded singer is also a Celtic fiddler that has been making waves in the country music scene. She has been voted South Florida’s ‘Female Entertainer of the Year’ for 4 years, She is is seen by millions as her new race-themed music video is sweeping the nation on... read full bio
Christy Nockels is a singer and songwriter in the contemporary Christian music industry. She was alsoa leading member of Watermark, a popular Christian duo made up of her and her husband, Nathan Nockels. After serving as worship leaders at their local church, Christy and Nathan starting writing songs and went on to release their first album, Holy Roar, (under their... read full bio
Eric Gales grew up in a musical family with four brothers, two of them who learned to play the guitar upside down and left handed in the same fashion that Eric does. Eric’s brother Eugene Gales played bass in the Eric Gales Band and his brother Little Jimmy King had a thriving career as a blues artist before his untimely... read full bio
Vanessa Hidary is a native New Yorker who has many talents. She is a Sephardic Jew that has friends from all different ethnicities. she performs hip hop music, writes poetry, directs, does speeches, and writes movies/plays. She was chosen as one of the 50 speakers to appear at the 2010 IdeaCity-Canad'as Premiete Meeting of the Minds. She was a Grand... read full bio
David Kahalani's music mixes styles from all around the world. He mixes Yemen and West African style music with contemporary funk and mambo including some deep soul and a powerful voice. He is also known as Yemen Blues, which is composed of him and his band that tour around playing the blues, funk and even Classic Opera. David and his... read full bio
Janet's life has always revolved heavily around music. She first learnt many of the jazz vocal standards as a child from her mother who loved to play the piano and sing the music of that era and who also produced musicals in the local playhouse. Her high school music teacher, Bud Roberds, taught her jazz harmony arranging, while... read full bio
FLASHBACK: THE EIGHTIES - a totally awesome time when people were Workin' For the Weekend" and parachute pant-clad dudes donned their "Sunglasses At Night." It was a wicked cool time when valley girls wore mini-skirts and leg warmers while they "Walked Like An Egyptian." RUBIX KUBE: Six experienced and professional musicians, tired of hearing inferior cover bands murder the music... read full bio
While hip-hop was being consumed by hardcore, noisy political rap and gangsta rap, Digital Underground sneaked out of Oakland with their bizarre, funky homage to Parliament-Funkadelic. Shock-G could probably be called DU’s center, their driving force, along with his Humpty Hump alter-ego. DJ Fuze, Money B, Schmoovy Schmoov, Chopmaster J, were some of the group’s main members, and they... read full bio
Jessica Richens is a dancer who is best known for being a contestant on the eleventh season of So You Think You Can Dance. Her specialty is dancing to jazz music and this talent got her into third place in the season. She has been dancing since the age of 4 years old and has been trained in contemporary dance,... read full bio
Karen Rodriguez is an American singer from New York City, New York. Rodriguez placed twelfth on the tenth season of American Idol. Rodriguez auditioned for the tenth season of American Idol first on Myspace and then in Los Angeles, California. She was one of the five female vote getters in the semi-final round to advance to the Top 13. On... read full bio
Tess Henley is an American singer, songwriter, and pianist who released her debut album, Easy To Love. Tess won Budweiser’s National Superfest Summer Block Party competition to win $25,000 and opened for Jill Scott and Anthony Hamilton (musician). Also, Henley was a top three finalist in R&B category for the John Lennon Worldwide Songwriting Competition, the winner of the International... read full bio
Ryan Beatty, the singing sensation from Clovis, CA has built an uncanny following and buzz within the entertainment industry as its newest breakout star. Ryan has built a worldwide following with over 30 Million views on YouTube and 230,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel. Over the last few years Beatty has consistently been one of the most-viewed artists on YouTube, his... read full bio
Tony Rice spans the range of acoustic music, from straight-ahead bluegrass to jazz-inflected new acoustic music, to songwriter-oriented folk. He is perhaps the greatest innovator in acoustic flat-picked guitar. Over the course of his career he has played alongside J.D. Crowe in the New South. The New South was known as one of the best and most progressive bluegrass groups... read full bio
What is real life Is it the pain, struggles and moments where hope is in short supply Is it faith in a God we cant see and hope for a future we dont yet know For acclaimed worship leader Lincoln Brewster, real life has meant all of that and more. Born and raised in a small town in Alaska, Brewsters... read full bio
Fresh as a spring bouquet" (The New York Times), Kat Edmonson seemingly came out of nowhere in 2009 to take the Austin, TX music scene by storm. Determined to see through her creative vision and maintain control, Kat funded Way Down Low through a Kickstarter campaign. Co-produced by Kat alongside Danton Boller, the LP is now being called "one of... read full bio
Accordionist and vocalist Wayne Toups was born on October 2, 1958, in Lafayette, and grew up in Crowley. A progressive Cajun musician, he created a popular new sound by combining Cajun and zydeco elements with mainstream rock sounds (including English lyrics); he called the style ""zydecajun."" One of the most commercially successful Cajun artists, Toups has recorded for the major... read full bio
