The Delfonics are pioneers of the smooth, soulful style that became known as the “Philadelphia sound.” Brothers William and Wilbert Hart, along with childhood friend Randy Cain , make up this powerful vocal trio. They first rose to local popularity in the Philly area with their lavish, clean harmonic skills, which caught the eye of many record producers, ultimately landing... read full bio
Tavares is a group of R&B/funk/soul singers, all brothers. Inducted into the Rhode Island Music Hall of Fame, the group produced hits including Check it Out, a cover of Hall & Oatess She Gone, Remember What I Told You to Forget, It Only Takes a Minute, Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel, Whodunit, a cover of the Bee Gees More... read full bio
Birthday is an Oakland-based indie-pop artist who produces breezy, free-spirited tracks that can be heard in his project, Grown Up Kids. Mentored by a Grammy Award-winning producer, birthday has shared the stage with the likes of Ariana Grande, Boys Like Girls, and more. He produced S.O.D.WEE’s (sodwee.com) popular Mixtape Thirty, right after releasing his lush Subtle Love EP. Birthday recently... read full bio
LOLAWOLF is an R&B/electropop music duo, made up of actress Zoe Kravitz and drummer Jimmy Giannopoulos. After debuting at Mahattan’s Mercury Lounge and releasing their self-titled EP, LOLAWOLF began receiving offers from major labels, which they passed on to release music with the independent label Innit Recordings, allowing them to maintain creative control. The duo’s debut album, Calm Down, was... read full bio
Whilk & Miskey are a soulful electronic/pop music duo from London, formed by singer/guitarist Charlie Dickens and producer/instrumentalist Nima Khaste. Before crossing each others paths, Dickens had grown up in Kent mainly listening to classic folk and rock artists, while the Iran-born, Dubai-raised Khaste had an early passion for avant-garde electronica and icy synth-based productions. They met in London, when... read full bio
Inspired by the likes of Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, and Etta James, singer/songwriter, Lauriana Mae melds soulful jazz vocals with contemporary pop, R&B and hip hop music. Mae collaborated with producer Kwamè (Christina Aguilera, Mary J. Blige) on her 3 song 'Love Mae' EP, which features lyrics and melodies penned by the singer herself. It kicks off with her anthem... read full bio
American punk rock band, Pour Habit, is from Long Beach, California, and formed in 2004. Their first demo CD titled, WTF!, was released in 2005 and has been out of print for a while. In 2007, Pour Habit released their debut album titled, Suiticide. The band signed onto Fat Wreck Chords label in 2009 and re-released Suiticide.... read full bio
Green River Ordinance began their career opening for bands like Flickerstick, Collective Soul, Eisley and Mutemath. Their major label album, Out of My Hands (Virgin Records), had critics likening the band to iconic ‘90s rock artists like Sister Hazel, Third Eye Blind and Matchbox 20, as well as newer bands like Augustana and The Fray. Over the next two years,... read full bio
Most people recognize Kay Hanley as the lead singer of the alternative rock band, Letters to Cleo. They most notably recorded the iconic song “Here & Now”, from the Melrose Place soundtrack. Since Letters to Cleo came to an end, Hanley has contributed to the soundtracks for several films, including The Craft, 10 Things I Hate About You, Josie and... read full bio
Big Swing and The Ballroom Blasters provide Big Band Sound and Big Stage Excitement in this three hour, non-stop musical extravaganza! Both a blast from the past and the best tunes of today, the band mixes swing, jazz, soul, Motown, rock and pop together to create a high-energy performance- tailored to suit each individual event. Members of the band have... read full bio
Game Theory is an 80s power pop group, created by singer-songwriter Scott Miller. They continue to impact the music world to this day, with MTV describing them as a still visceral and vital_ influencing a new generation of indie artists. Game Theory released five albums and two EPs throughout the 80s, all of which Omnivore Recordings began remastering in 2014.... read full bio
Blues/rock band Andy Frasco & The U.N. have performed at several prestigious events, such as Wakarusa, Yonder Mountain String Band’s Harvest Festival, String Cheese Incident’s Festival at Horning’s Hideout, Cotai Jazz & Blues Festival, Zwarte Cross Festival, Paaspop, Koningsmiddag Festival, Geuzenpop Festival, the Tucher Jazz & Blues Festival, Open Flair festival in Germany, Electric forest, and SXSW. Their acclaimed Electric... read full bio
Country singer-songwriter Dylan Schneider was hailed by Billboard as “Country Music’s Next Rising Star”. After self-releasing his debut EP Wannabe, he recorded two more EPs that both reached the Top 20 on the Heatseekers Albums chart. This all happened within less than a year, and without a label to support him. Dylan has released two singles: “You Heard Wrong” and... read full bio
Psychic Temple is a musical project fronted by renowned jazz/rock artist Chris Schlarb. While his solo work mostly encompasses the jazz/experimental genres, Psychic Temple reaches a diverse range of audiences, incorporating pop, Americana, smooth jazz and more. Their debut self-titled release features collaborations with 29 other artists, including Minutemen bassist Mike Watt, drummer Tabor Allen of Rare Grooves, and Philip... read full bio
Rooty is an Irish singer-songwriter, who helped pen pop icon Jojo’s hit song “Too Little Too Late” at the young age of 17. The song rose from No. 66 to No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in just a week, propelling Jojo to worldwide stardom. Rooty was honored with the coveted ASCAP Songwriters Best Pop Award at the... read full bio
South Louisiana native Rod Melancon is a natural singer-songwriter in the same way as legends like Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard and Bruce Springsteen. He has penned a string of anthems that echo the life and culture of his roots in a similar spirit of Cash’s early music in Memphis or Springsteen’s in Jersey. With his outlaw inspired “Living Like My... read full bio
Dayseeker is a post-hardcore band from Orange, CA. Previously signed with InVogue, the band released two albums under the label: What It Means to Be Defeated and the critically acclaimed Origin, which appeared on the Billboard Heatseekers chart at No. 20 and the iTunes Metal chart at No. 1. Now via Spinefarm Records, Dayseeker released the album Dreaming Is... read full bio
The boys of Next Town Down are not your average boys next door. Terence, Tre’Von, Chris, Malik and Leon create a one-of-a-kind look and sound that no other boy band before them has accomplished. They performed on the Awesomeness Festival Stage at the biggest VidCon yet, with over 30,000 attendees. Next Town Down rocked the stage like pros, and earned... read full bio
Singer/ rapper/ producer/ pianist Damian Lamar Hudson made waves when he collaborated with Logic on the track “Black Spiderman”, which promotes racial equality among all people. Although he’s young, Damian has been creating music for nearly a decade. Born in Georgia and now based out of Los Angeles, Damian first met Logic in 2010, when they recorded the track “Drift... read full bio
Seaforth is a talented singer-songwriter duo, made up of Mitch Thompson and Tom Jordan. Tom began singing and writing at a very young age, winning awards for original composition in the Music and Arts Talent Search Teen Writers competition for his song “Back Home” at the age of eleven. He later began supporting some of Australia’s biggest artists, such as... read full bio
