María José Llergo is a Spanish composer, performer, and producer who combines pop, R&B, and electronic music with her flamenco heritage. She studied under José Miguel “Chiqui” Vizcaya, a flamenco grand master who is renowned for having coached Rosalía. She graduated from the Catalonia School of Music. Her most recent album, ULTRABELLEZA, celebrates variety and tradition while consistently defying classifications... read full bio
"Maria Jose is a singer, athlete, ballet and flamenco dancer from Mexico City. Jose has also been apart of the popular Mexican band Kabah. She also has a B.A. in communications. Jose got her start when she was a dancer in the Spanish Dance Company. Jose recorded 7 albums with Kabah, and 5 albums as a solo artist. Jose has... read full bio
Maria Isabel is a model, artist and social media sensation who is of Dominican descent and from Queens, New York. Her first single, "The 1," which she published earlier, rapidly caught the interest of influential websites like Pigeons & Planes and Lyrical Lemonade. Her songs fluidly switch between English and Spanish while maintaining a surprisingly sensitive tone in her voice and... read full bio
One of Ireland's best-kept secrets is still Maria Doyle Kennedy. The raven-haired Dubliner's roles as Katherine of Aragon, nanny to a serial killer's son, or as the estranged wife of the charming Mr. Bates from the three critically acclaimed television shows The Tudors, Dexter and Downton Abbey are likely to be more well-known. Maria has spent more than two decades performing... read full bio
With over 22 million monthly listeners on Spotify, María Becerra holds the #1 spot among female artists in Argentina. The celebrity has quickly amassed over 2 billion views on YouTube and is currently ranked #196 in the world on Spotify. For the first time in the Billboard Hot 100 Argentina's history, "La Nena de Argentina" was able to hold the top... read full bio
Maria Bamford is an American stand-up comedian and actress who is best known for her jokes on depression and anxiety. After graduating from high school, Bamford studied at Bates College before transferring to the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. While there, she became the first female member of the improv group The Improverts. After a year there, she went to... read full bio
For over a decade, Margot and the Nuclear So and So’s – led by singer and songwriter Richard Edwards – have been creating music that swirls with fear and doubt and tension and beauty. Their music was born out of Indianapolis with the lushly melancholic The Dust of Retreat, came of age with the bittersweet duo Animal/Not Animal, and arrived... read full bio
The Fader has described singer-songwriter Margo Price as “country’s next star.” Her first album Midwest Farmer’s Daughter was released to universal acclaim, with Will Heremes of Rolling Stone describing Price’s vocal style as “restrained yet mighty, her songcraft amazingly vivid, and the arranging instinct spot on.” Margo has been described by rolling Stone Country as “a fixture of the East... read full bio
Voted Best Female Standup at the Annual American Comedy Awards, Margaret Smith is a regular on both the Tonight Show with Jay Leno and the David Letterman Show. She has also appeared on CNN, PBS, HBO, Fox, Showtime, the E! Network, VH-1, and Comedy Central. Margaret has performed live in Montreal, Queen's Theatre, London, Amsterdam, Australia, and every major city... read full bio
"Margaret Glaspy is a singer and songwriter who is currently signed with ATO Records. Glaspy studied at Berklee College of Music and left rural Northern Central Valley of California for Boston. When the grant ran out after a semester, she stayed in Boston for the music. She spent three years in Boston. She became good friends with her then neighbor... read full bio
Margaret Cho is an American stand-up comedian, actress, fashion designer, author, and singer-songwriter. Cho gained popularity after creating and starring in the television sitcom “All-American Girl”. After her rise in popularity, Cho went on to be an established stand-up comic for numerous years and has been known for critiquing political and social problems such as race and sexuality through her... read full bio
Marga Gomez began her career with Culture Clash, a Latino comedy group. She has since expanded into television and film with a guest role on HBO's Tracy Takes On and roles in several films including Sphere and Batman Forever. She has performed her comedy acts at UCSC's Mainstage Theater, the Fifth Lesbian and Gay Comedy Night in Sonoma County, the... read full bio
"Walk On" was the first studio album that Maren Morris released as part of her highly celebrated music career. Since then, she has distributed a total of four albums, the first of which was her major label debut album titled "Hero." The album was met with widespread praise upon its release and went on to debut at position number five on... read full bio
Marem Ladson's music is a thorough examination of her multi-cultural identity that combines elements of folk, pop and traditional Spanish music with her own distinctive style of poetic and contemplative composition. She was born in Spain and now calls New York home. According to Stephen Thompson of NPR Music, "her sumptuous hooks and sweetly lilting vocals seem to form a language... read full bio
Marcy Richardson is an opera singer, acrobat, pole dancer, and burlesque performer who recent made her acting debut playing Star in the film “Hustlers”. She is well known for singing while performing her pole routines and aerial acrobatic routines. Richardson has performed in productions of ‘Queen of Hearts’, ‘Timeless Bach’, ‘Powderkiss Cabaret’, ‘Agrippina’, ‘Nutcracker Rouge’, ‘Maddalena’, ‘Les Indes Galantes’, and... read full bio
Named for the formative location in lead singer John Wozniak's childhood, the Marcy Open grade school in Minneapolis, Marcy Playground emerged in the late 1990s. They had been influenced heavily by Kurt Cobain and his band Nirvana. The self¬ titled album was released in 1997, and Marcy Playground emerged into the mainstream with the success of the single ""Sex... read full bio
Marcus Toner is an American singer and dancer based out of Las Vegas, Nevada. Toner started his career working on Broadway at only 16 years old. From there, he went on to earn a master’s degree in professional music and engineering from Boston’s Berklee College of Music. Later on, Toner picked up piano and joined the cast of the show... read full bio
Marcus Roberts is an American jazz pianist who has been blind since his youth due to glaucoma and cataracts. Focusing on older, pre-1950 traditional styles, he has recorded over twenty full-length albums and has been featured on even more with other musicians. Roberts' own late-'80s and '90s albums for RCA/Novus, particularly the 1990 release Alone with Three Giants, detailed his... read full bio
Marcus Mumford is an American-born British singer-songwriter, musician, and record producer who is best known for being the lead singer of the folk rock band Mumford and Sons. Mumford was born in Yorba Linda, California, to English parents, so Mumford has been able to hold dual citizenship. Mumford and his family moved back to England when he was a baby... read full bio
Marcus Monroe is a comedian, actor, juggler and mathematician from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Later on in life, Monroe moved to New York City to pursue a career in entertainment. He has since created a performance that blends juggling with comedy. He has appeared on series such as The Late Show, Switched!, Slime Across American, TRL, and has also hosted Mad Science.... read full bio
