With a breadth and depth of genuine musical expertise accumulated over countless miles across many types of territory, Cristina Vane is more than just a practitioner of her profession. Her third studio album, "Hear My Call," is a record that demands to be heard because it combines a lifelong passion with an expanding song library. Born in Italy in the foothills... read full bio
The Rare Occasions are an indie rock band from New England that is headquartered in Los Angeles. They are well-known for their catchy vocal harmonies and explosive garage rock choruses. Since their early adolescence, Brian McLaughlin and Luke Imbusch have collaborated on music. While in Boston for college, they met bassist Jeremy Cohen and created The Rare Occasions. Since then, the... read full bio
At the age of sixteen, Lia Kali rode her bike through all of Barcelona's jams after discovering music at home. In the jams, she converses with reggae, jazz, soul, and rap performers and has become friends with many of the city's musicians. She has continued to sing ever since. With a number of projects, like the Amy Winehouse homage she... read full bio
As a singer-songwriter, Abdul Hannan has transformed the concept of becoming a huge star in the music industry. In addition to being a software engineer, he pursued music, becoming well-known with his first single "Faaslay" while working a full-time job. The well-received song marked the debut of a new musical star in Pakistan. However, Hannan's latter releases, "Bikhra" and "Iraaday," solidified... read full bio
After the mixtape South Texas Project's angular trap and drill combos, That Mexican OT became one of Texas' most promising emerging voices. However, his self-improvement and hard work solidified him as a generational leader of Chicano rap, leading to the success of his eloquent ballad "Johnny Dang," which honored the renowned Houston jeweler with Texas rap legend Paul Wall. Virgil... read full bio
One of the most intriguing musicians coming out of South America is Sistek, who hails from Santiago, Chile. His style is a refreshing blend of world music vocals and emotive latin/afro house production influences. Through a string of viral remixes for international Latin artists including Feid, Kali Uchis, Myke Towers, and Karol G, he shot to fame. This upsurge opened the... read full bio
Located in Mount Druitt, Western Sydney, NF14, OneFour is a youthful, active drill team from Australia. When their song "The Message" started to become popular in the UK and other countries, they were well praised. When Vice Media released a documentary about OneFour and the emergence of Australian drill, the group's fame increased. Their subsequent major step was to join well-known UK... read full bio
The hard dance scene is exploding with the hardstyle duo Sub Zero project. They began their musical careers as youngsters, and their distinctive signature sound and excellent productions quickly propelled the duo to the top. They performed on the largest dance stages like as Tomorrowland, Electric Daisy festival, Defqon.1, and Medusa, which allowed them to promote their music globally. Their... read full bio
A group of pals once made the decision to start a band in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a doubtful part of the world. However, they did not form under normal circumstances, and this was no typical band. Indeed, in addition to regional Balkan flavors, ska, punk, reggae, electronic, and hip-hop were among the global musical inspirations. However, the new generation of... read full bio
Luke Eisner and Gus Ross, a pop band pair, have a romantic relationship. Both musicians, who are now known as Voilà, were freshmen at the USC Thornton School of Music in Los Angeles six years ago. They first connected over what seemed to be a trivial similarity, as is frequently the case in college. Despite their many similarities, the two enhance... read full bio
Lydia Night is an actress and musician from the United States. She was the main singer and rhythm guitarist for the California rock group the Regrettes prior to starting her solo career. In addition, she frequently worked with the rock pair Dead Man's Bones and was the main singer and guitarist for the pop rock bands LILA and Pretty Little... read full bio
Swedish rock band Smash into Pieces dominated the charts with their futuristic look and catchy music, which fused electro-rock and slick pop-metal. Unbreakable, their Top Ten first album, was published after they were formed in Örebro. Before leaving big label Gain and going independent, they released three more records: Rise and Shine, Evolver, and The Apocalypse DJ. Through the release... read full bio
Fakemink is the name that most intrigues me right now among all the up-and-coming underground bands and the bizarre scene that is developing in the UK. His music has a distinct tone that is in line with his persona, branding, and general atmosphere. He refers to his sound as "luxury rap," with gritty vocals typically accompanied by an airy and... read full bio
Feu! Chatterton's members experimented with slam, jazz, and fusion music for eleven years before settling on alternative rock as their literary style. Thomas Chatterton, a young and troubled poet whose suicide was a pivotal point in Romanticism's history, is the inspiration behind the band's name. At Rock en Seine and the Francofolies event, Feu! Chatterton proves to be a live... read full bio
The Japandroids were successful right away in music because of the unique way they mixed punk rock and classic rock. They are known for their sound. After releasing their debut album titled "Post-Nothing," they went on to create their second album titled "Celebration Rock," which received positive reviews from music reviewers. The band went on a huge number of tours,... read full bio
Devendra Banhart, an American-born singer, was raised in Venezuela. Inspired by Axl Rose, Kurt Cobain, Mick Jagger, and more, Banhart began to sing. His vocals, which are feminine and smooth, paint a fantastical, poetic image in your mind upon listening. Banhart is linked to the musical movement of Freak Folk; those who appreciate folk rock, psychedelic folk, and lo-fi genres... read full bio
The Afghan Whigs are an alternative rock band from Ohio. The group members rose up around grunge and garage sounds, but also incorporated R&B and soul influences into their sound and image. Pitchfork has described them as “one of the few alt-bands to flourish on a major label”. The Afghan Whigs broke up in 2001, only to reform again in... read full bio
Comedian Ben Bailey won numerous Daytime Emmy Awards for hosting the wildly popular series "Cash Cab," which is currently airing in syndication throughout the globe, for more than 550 episodes. He performed at clubs all around NYC, The Comedy Store in Los Angeles, and prestigious comedy festivals all over the world before he became known as "the Cash Cab guy."... read full bio
Sari Abboud started as a dreamer with a talented soul. Known as Massari around the world, the name is a representation of his rich cultural background. As a proud Lebanese-Canadian, Massari didn’t want to be about just fame and glory; he wanted to connect with his fans and be a real role model for his people and offer them all... read full bio
John Ondrasik, better known by his stage name Five for Fighting is an American rock singer-songwriter, pianist, musician and record producer. He is best known for his hit singles “Easy Tonight”, “Superman (It’s Not Easy)” which reached US certified gold, and “100 Years”, which reached US certified platinum. After the release of his debut album, “Message for Albert”, Ondrasik has... read full bio
