More than ten years after winning the prestigious competition with Euphoria, Loreen has triumphed once more, this time with Tattoo at the Eurovision Song Contest. The Swedish singer, who has Moroccan Berber ancestry, is Lorine Zineb Nora Talhaoui. She was born to Moroccan parents in Stockholm. She participated in the first season of Idol and went on to become well-known in Sweden.... read full bio
Dark Enough to See the Stars, Mary Gauthier's eleventh album, follows the deep antidote to trauma, Rifles & Rosary Beads, her collaborative work with injured Iraq War veterans. It is her first record in almost 8 years to be entirely composed of her own writings. It received nominations from the Americana Music Association for Album of the Year and the... read full bio
Since their founding, Australian indie duo Royel Otis has been extremely popular worldwide. Through three EPs, Otis Pavlovic and Royel Maddell prepared the way for this year's crown jewel, the debut LP PRATTS & PAIN. The album received favorable reviews from critics across the globe, including Zane Lowe, Matt Wilkinson, Clash, NME, and Jack Saunders of BBC Radio 1. It... read full bio
Toyah has been a stage presence unlike any other for over 42 years. She has received multiple nominations and accolades for her acting, writing and singing. Toyah received an honorary doctorate from Birmingham's University of Central England. Toyah was given a LIPA Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts Companionship by Paul McCartney in recognition of her exceptional accomplishments in media, theater, music and performance. In recognition of... read full bio
Grammy winner, house icon, and partner with Daft Punk Todd Edwards is renowned for his hypnotic collage of chopped samples over swinging beats and upbeat baselines with a disco vibe. Known as one of the pioneers of UK garage music, he has amassed a devoted fan base thanks to his hard hitting four-to-the-floor beats. Edwards has remixed several artists, including... read full bio
American professional wrestler Johnathan Randall Hennigan is better known by his ring identities, Johnny Nitro and John Morrison. Hennigan competed in Tough Enough III, a televised match where the winner would receive a WWE contract. As one of the competition's winners, he was given the opportunity to continue his wrestling training at Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW), their developmental region. He... read full bio
With music and creativity flowing through her veins, Brandi Cyrus expresses herself via her work as a podcast host, content developer, and international DJ. As a sought-after DJ for anything from small launch parties to international festivals, Brandi loves to change the energy of a gathering. She presently holds residencies at the Wynn in Las Vegas and Somewhere Nowhere in New... read full bio
American hip-hop musician Chri$Tian Gate$ is headquartered in California. He has been recording music and is well-known for fusing R&B and trap beats in a distinctive way. After the publication of his debut track, "Ya Know It," it became popular online very fast. 'The Prelude', his debut EP, was released. Chri$Tian Gate$, a West Coast native, began dabbling with rap music... read full bio
sionC (bass/vocals), ARNY (vocals/guitar), Creed (vocals/guitar), and Gail (drums/vocals) all demonstrate their musical skills with instrumental works that have catchy guitar melodies and a strong beat. The band's moniker, KST (formerly "Constant & Change"), emphasizes the everlasting nature of change and the impermanence of life. The well-known song "Stranded People," which is renowned for its instrumental brilliance, is featured on their debut... read full bio
Busted is a pop-punk band from Essex, made up of Charlie Simpson, Matt Willis, and James Bourne. The band has sold over 5 million records worldwide, had four UK number-one hits, two Brit Awards, and four studio albums produced. Before breaking up, the band put out the albums Busted and A Present for Everyone. All three of them went on to pursue individual musical... read full bio
Mezerg is a multi-instrumentalist who is one of the most inventive musicians you will likely encounter and a pioneer of modern music technology. With his hands and feet connected to his instrument, he creates electronic music using random objects and rhythms ranging from acid techno to funk. He improvises using keyboards, effects pedals, and the theremin, which has come to... read full bio
Tina Edwards, with help from Jamz Supanova, Gilles Peterson, Murder He Wrote, and Colleen "Cosmo" Murphy, has performed with Poly-Ritmo, Tash LC, and DJ Amir in line-ups. In London's vibrant creative environment, she made her Boiler Room debut during the first lockdown and is a part of numerous esteemed communities, such as Worldwide FM and Total Refreshment Centre. Tina has the... read full bio
While still in his teens, charismatic rapper J.I. the Prince of N.Y. gained recognition for himself and his songs because to a talent for using social media. The young emcee, Hood Life Krisis, Vol. 1 and 2, brought an easy confidence and pop-friendly sound to his mixtape releases following his participation in Jermaine Dupri's reality competition show The Rap Game.... read full bio
Gammer is an artist you simply must not miss, whether you fell in love with him when he made his name as a pioneer in UK hardcore or when he dropped one of the most memorable dubstep tracks in recent memory. Despite Gammer's self-proclaimed reputation as the guy who "did that one song that accidentally got big" when he published... read full bio
Victor Lou was born in Goiânia, the capital of the state of Goiás, Brazil, which is mostly recognized as the birthplace of country music. He was raised in Senador Canedo, a nearby city. Hailing from a modest background, he prioritized simplicity in his work. He held many occupations including those of painter, mason, electrician, and telemarketer before becoming recognized as... read full bio
Several successful musicians make an attempt to "try something new" or "crossover" at some time in their careers. Therefore, Jaret Ray Reddick's news that he was putting out a solo album didn't come as a great surprise. After a few years, the vocalist, singer, and composer of the Grammy-nominated pop-punk legends Bowling For Soup has thoroughly explored the world of Texas... read full bio
Elsa y Elmar's vocalist, Elsa Carvajal, once referred to her music as "spiritual pop." She also seems to be referring to her ethereal synth sounds as "spiritual, genre-less música." The native of Bucaramanga, Colombia, recognized from a young age that she wanted to pursue a career in music. She claims that there wasn't much art around her while she was growing... read full bio
Daymé Arocena is an Afro-Cuban singer, composer, and choir conductor who has won a Juno award and is a Grammy nominee. Since her phenomenal debut album Nueva Era launched her on the international market, Arocena has controlled her career by relying on instinct and intuition. She joined the ranks of legends who have influenced aspiring musicians at the esteemed Berklee... read full bio
Redouane plays in a presentation where the audience is combined with improvisations, legendary asides, and self-mockery. In telling his tale, he creates a realistic picture of his life that touches on universal and contemporary subjects like marriage, travel, and even male-female interactions. He was First Marseillais of the Jamel Comedy Club; in the ensemble of Mouloud Achour's film Méchants; or Grand... read full bio
One of the most important supporters of modern Techno is the DJ and producer Marcel Dettmann. Often linked to Berlin and the venues Berghain and Hard Wax, Dettmann has stayed loyal to his origins by constantly pushing the boundaries of electronic music, especially when it comes to fusing techno and visual art. Dettmann, who was raised in the former GDR, became... read full bio
