Despite her youth, Alyssa Flaherty's love of music has always been a major aspect of her existence. Sports were a big part of her upbringing as a child. Despite the fact that music was not in her family, she could not help but be drawn to it. She felt an inexplicable drive that compelled her to share her God-given voice... read full bio
Named among Rolling Stone’s 10 New Country Artists You Need to Know, Alyssa Micaela is taking on the music world with her bright personality and remarkable talent. Her very first single, “Getaway Car”, racked up over 3 million streams within just a few weeks. A fiery and catchy tune, “Getaway Car” celebrates female independence. Music runs deep in this Odessa,... read full bio
Ama Lou is an up-and-coming RnB singer-songwriter from London, United Kingdom. Lou was born and raised in London and while growing up, she began to be classically trained as a singer and began writing music when she was 11 years old. Lou has gone on to perfect her craft and she ensures that she writes and produces all of her... read full bio
Amaal Nuux is a Somalian-Canadian R&B artist who is based out of Toronto. Amaal was born in Mogadishu, Somalia, and after a civil war broke out in Somalia, Amaal and her family emigrated to Toronto, Canada, to get away from the war, and with hopes of a better life. While living in Canada, Amaal found her love for performing, began... read full bio
Ama Serwah Genfi, better known as her stage name Amaarae, is a Ghanaian-American singer-songwriter, producer and engineer who gained popularity by working with artists which included AYLO, Kay-Ara, and Yaw P. Amaarae was born in New York, United States, and was born to Ghanaian parents so split her time between the Atlanta, Georgia, and Accra. When Amaarae was only 13... read full bio
"Challenging on the same stage contradictory music styles – Classical, Fusion, Pop, Balkan, Bossa Nova, Jazz Andreea Runceanu (violin/vocal), Bianca Gavrilescu (violin/backing vocal), Patricia Cimpoiasu (cello/backing vocal) and Laura Lazarescu (piano/vocal) managed to break patterns in 2000 and become one of the most original bands in Europe. The fresh musical style, the virtuosity and the energy on stage earned the... read full bio
Amahla's voice is distinctive in British soul. Amahla was raised in a Caribbean family in Hackney and her love of reading and activism is evident in her music. The legendary Nile Rodgers, who supported Amahla's nomination for the first-ever Ivor Novello Rising Star award and has since become her musical mentor, has acknowledged Amahla's ability to speak on sociopolitical topics in... read full bio
Few Spanish musicians can claim to have sold over eight million copies worldwide. That is what Amaia Montero has achieved. With Born to Believe, which will mark her fourth solo album release, she commemorates 20 years of her musical career and 20 years of dominance in the pop world. Her most intimate record is, in fact, Born to Believe, an album which discusses Amaia's real-life experiences.... read full bio
Jessica Nwokike alias AMAKA was born and raised in Lagos and her family immigrated to the United States when she was 8 years old. Jessica has always had a passion for music and attending a performing arts school in Southern California only heightened her enthusiasm. She started to take singing and producing more seriously as she grew older. Her sister together with... read full bio
Amaliah, the founder of Borne Fruits and a regular on Rinse FM, is one of London's most intriguing DJs who fuses contemporary house and techno music with international club beats that are inspired by soundsystem culture. Amaliah has transcended these proud influences to establish her own unique claim within her own city's ever-crowded nightlife environment. She comes from a lineage of... read full bio
Amanda Echalaz debuted worldwide at the Cardiff Singer of the World competition. This South African soprano has received critical acclaim for a variety of performances, including Kir in Harrison Birtwistles opera The Minotaur, Tosca at the English National Opera, and Madama Butterfly for Cape Town Opera. The Independent reported, Amanda Echalazs Tosca [was] thrillingly sung. Echalaz is now set to... read full bio
Born Armond, Amanda Lepore has become one of the most notable transgender public figures in history. After transitioning as a teen and receiving reassignment surgery before her 20th birthday, Amanda moved to New York City and established herself as a nightlife figure. Her stardom exploded when she met famed photographer David LaChapelle. She has been his muse since the beginning... read full bio
Amanda Lindsey Cook, also known as Falcon, is a Canadian Christian singer-songwriter from Niverville, Manitoba, Canada. Cook began her career after releasing her self-titled debut album, “Amanda Falk,” through Avante Records. Cook’s debut album went on to earn a Juno Award for the Contemporary Christian and Gospel Album of the Year. She followed up her debut album with the second... read full bio
Amanda Marshall is a Canadian singer known for her song “I’ll Be Okay,” from the soundtrack for My Best Friend’s Wedding. After meeting and subsequently performing with Canadian musician Jeff Healey, Marshall – on Healey’s suggestion – went in search of a band and began performing in small clubs. Healey then offered Marshall a spot on his upcoming U.S. tour,... read full bio
Amanda grew up in a house that loved music. Her life took a new direction when she walked into a local Toronto jazz club and asked if she could audition. The owner gave her a chance to sing with the house band and she landed her first weekly gig - Martinez Martini Mondays. She started getting referrals through word of... read full bio
With her approachable lyrics, lyrical tone, and enduring love of music, Amanda Nolan has already made a lasting impression on the Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) scene. At the tender age of eleven, the Pennsylvania native began her musical adventure, creating, recording, and performing pop music whenever and wherever she could. Having personally experienced it during a period of acute mental health... read full bio
Amanda Palmer, singer-songwriter-blogger-provocateur, commands attention. She is known for pushing the boundaries, both in her art and her lifestyle. She caught the attention of international media when she raised nearly $1.2 million through Kickstarter from almost 25,000 fans who pre-ordered her new album, Theatre Is Evil. This album went on to emerge in the Billboard Top 10 and has been... read full bio
Amanda Reifer is a talented singer, songwriter, and performer who rose to fame as the former lead singer of the popular pop group, Cover Drive. Born and raised in Barbados, Reifer incorporates her Caribbean roots into her unique blend of RnB and soul music that also features elements of hip-hop, pop, and trap. Her love for music started at a... read full bio
Shires is just a down-to-earth, self-effacing West Texas gal currently residing in Nashville, working her tail off trying to find her niche in the music industry as an independent artist. In the recent Hollywood movie Country Strong, she played the fiddle player in the band backing Gwyneth Paltrow’s fictional country superstar. In real life, Shires runs with a decidedly more... read full bio
With a Master's in Curriculum and Instruction, a Cannes Lion award for community design, a Forbes 30 under 30 honoree, and co-founder of LearningFREQUENCY, Amanda Slavin is a well-known educator. Slavin's Seventh Level Engagement Framework is taught in MBA programs all around the world and has revolutionized the way we assess learning performance. Amanda is a co-founder of LearningFREQUENCY and... read full bio
