Belgian hip-hop musician Dina Ayada has Moroccan ancestry. By the age of 12, she began producing her own raps. Today, she is one of Belgian hiphop's most promising artists, with endorsements from Kanye West, Playboi Carti, Ty Dolla $ign, Swae Lee, French Montana and others. Dina, a former law student, collaborated with her brother, a producer who had just taken up... read full bio
Undoubtedly, one of the most well-known rappers is Strandz. The South London-based artist, who is of Nigerian and German descent, has achieved tremendous success despite not having completed a substantial piece. He received a lot of praise for his Top 10 track, "Us Against the World," and artists like Stormzy and Digga D have backed him. The Digga D remix of... read full bio
When vocalist Jake Segura wrote the lyrics to "Let It Burn" while in a mental health facility, Citizen Soldier was created. He incorporates deeply emotive lyrical topics on mental health into their music while also working as a professional therapist. The band delivers a clear message that fights stigmatization and fosters a group therapeutic environment. Along with bassist/keyboardist Wonitta, drummer Kyle... read full bio
LabRat is a sonic architect who pushes the limits of sound and innovation, not merely a music producer. LabRat creates complex aural experiments that engage listeners on an emotional and bodily level out of an unquenchable desire for the unexplored musical lands. Born and raised in Santa Cruz, where there is a thriving and diverse underground music scene, LabRat got his... read full bio
Hansson is an Australian-born, New York-based pop singer who writes songs for the supernatural. You could discover that her music teaches you things about yourself that you never would have known and it can be both puzzling and uplifting at the same time. She has traveled from Australia to London and ultimately made her way to the music scene in New... read full bio
Gamblers, who are natives of the Long Island village of Massapequa on the south shore, have long been conscious of the always looming presence of New York City, yet they seem to be from another planet. Small World, the band's upcoming first album, illustrates the distinctive viewpoint one acquires from observing things from both the inside and the outside. The... read full bio
Since its formation fifteen years ago, Pile's changing brand of rock has earned them the moniker "your favorite band's favorite band." With each successive release, the band's relentless touring carried them from Boston's basement scene to international festivals, reaching ever-higher technical peaks. With scream-along-able lyrics that lean bizarre, Maguire—the meticulous composer, evocative guitarist and powerful voice behind the solo-turned-punk project—gives sonic... read full bio
Eli Cohen on guitar, Henry Wolf on bass, Julian Freeman on drums and Ari Garfin on keyboard make up the band Manwolves. Five guys, whose friendships go back more than ten years, figured out the best way to combine their various musical tastes to produce the distinctive alternative, rock, hip-hop and jazz sound for which Manwolves is now famous. The band has... read full bio
Fonteyn, a native of the UK, spent her early years studying acting and musical theatre in England, but she didn't feel she could truly express herself until she started composing music. She was able to survive with her eccentricities thanks to songwriting. Fonteyn, who is enchanted by the music of the 1970s, takes inspiration from artists like Carole King, Todd... read full bio
Barrie Lindsay, a producer and musician from Brooklyn who goes by the name Barrie, is passionate about making left-leaning pop music that captures what The New York Times calls "a kaleidoscopically vivid inner world." She works in Logic all day, creating songs and storing them in a vast collection of files and hard disks. She settled on sixteen songs when... read full bio
Welcome to HOME FRONT, a beat and a sound that can only be found in an Albertan working-class city like Edmonton. Home Front is the setting, the platform, the ideal collision of Oi! Punk with 80s Synth Pop to develop the new type of shoe gazing, or in this instance, Boot Wave, according to experienced DIY Punk artists Graeme MacKinnon... read full bio
Sota has produced a range of types and flavors since his debut on Low Down Deep, with a concentration on high intensity music that is packed for the dance floor. He is establishing himself as a household name in the future of both jump up and drum and bass as a whole with collaborations with Logan D, Turno and many other... read full bio
La Voz De Oro (The Golden Voice) singer Jason Joshua is a rising talent in the music business. Jason's varied upbringing has inspired his deep and distinctive musical style. He was born in Miami to Puerto Rican parents with roots in both the North and South sides of Chicago. He is a multi-talented musician who plays a number of instruments, writes and... read full bio
RJ Glasgow, a native of Philadelphia, made his name as LSDXOXO in New York City as a member of the GHE20GOTH1K collective. His DJ sets and creations swiftly gained him recognition across a variety of scenes throughout the world by balancing uncompromising underground instincts with the urge and joy of the dancefloor. His dance credentials have always been extensive and... read full bio
Andy has made appearances on Comedy Central's The Half Hour, Conan, Live at Gotham and The Late Late Show with James Corden. He was the first comic to debut on network television, doing so on Jimmy Fallon's The Tonight Show. On YouTube, his Dry Bar Comedy spectacular has received over 11 million views. His six comedy CDs are all regularly aired on Sirius... read full bio
Odd Language, a producer based in Los Angeles, is one of the newest generation of top producers. By experimenting with soundscapes and pushing limits in the studio, Odd Language creates his catchy beats by drawing inspiration from styles across all genres. Odd Language is driven by the sounds of trap, dubstep and experimental bass, but it gives more than meets the ear.... read full bio
Derrick Stroup, a stand-up comedian from Alabama, is not your typical droning Southerner. His rich storytelling and exuberant enthusiasm draw people in with the rhythm of an irate auctioneer. Derrick relocated to Denver in order to pursue his stand-up comedy goals and he hasn't looked back since. Since then, he has established himself as a regular at various clubs around the nation... read full bio
Geoffrey Asmus immediately started doing stand-up after losing $143,548 on college. Within a short period of time, Geoffrey was chosen as a 'New Face' performer at Just For Laughs Montreal and featured on FOX's 'Laughs' and Kevin Hart's LOL Network. Among others, Geoffrey has opened for Sam Morril, Mark Normand, Dan Soder, Daniel Sloss, Dave Attell and Ari Shaffir while performing... read full bio
Known for his deft crowdwork techniques and ironic modern Seinfeld skits, New York-based comedian and writer Troy Bond has a rapidly expanding fan base on TikTok and Instagram. The comedian, who began his meteoric climb in stand-up at the age of 17, is in demand in the city seven days a week and addresses subjects with humor that range from... read full bio
Jeff Arcuri is not "a joke machine," despite what the Chicago Tribune claims. The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Comedy Central's Roast Battle, Laughs! on Fox, SiriusXM and several comic festivals around the nation have all featured Jeff. Jeff, who is based in New York, performs every night at The Comedy Cellar. A gifted comic with a gift for making audiences laugh aloud, Jeff... read full bio
