Social media has a way of disseminating even the most obscure musical genres and mashups, bringing fresh sounds and unorthodox takes on worn-out song clichés. Country music is frequently anti-LGBTQ+ since it is usually linked with rural America, Southern small towns and groups that are politically and culturally conservative. Dallas, whose actual name is Jake Hill, hasn't stated if he is... read full bio
Cost Of Sacrifice, CHAMBER's debut album, was praised by Kerrang! as "a baptism of fire, one that will thrill, bruise, and possibly disgust," and it was a lesson in blunt-force savagery. The Nashville-based metalcore quartet's Pure Noise Records album propelled them to new heights in the underground, winning them praise from critics like Revolver and BrooklynVegan as well as spots... read full bio
DeWolff is a young Dutch trio consisting of a Hammond organ, guitar and drums that plays supercharged southern blues-rock with a hint of soul and psychedelia. They have been performing together for half of their lives and are among the meanest, most vivacious, battle-tested, most talented musicians in the world. Even though they are still in their mid-20s, they have already... read full bio
Popular musician, singer/songwriter, visual artist and podcaster Abe Partridge is headquartered in Mobile, Alabama. He received acclaim for his debut, Cotton Fields and Blood for Days. Partridge has relentlessly toured since the release of his debut album, performing at prestigious songwriter festivals like 30A Songwriters Festival, Frank Brown Songwriters Festival and Americanafest. He has also made several trips to the Netherlands and... read full bio
A family band called Gonora Sounds has been performing on the streets of Zimbabwe providing thousands of commuters with entertainment with their Gonora Sounds-inspired street rhythm. Daniel Gonora, the band's lead vocalist and guitarist who is blind, is a master on the guitar, and his drummer-protégé son Isaac plays the drums. The band has expanded in recent years to include... read full bio
Kim Churchill is an Australian singer, songwriter and musician who specializes in folk, rock, and blues. He was born in Canberra, Australia. Churchill is known for his explosive guitar playing, which combines precise fingerpicking, percussion on the guitar's body and two-handed tapping with an earthy stomp box, potent blues harmonica melodies and a soulful voice. His lyrics are a reflection of both his new... read full bio
The late Sublime singer Bradley Nowell's son, dynamic artist Jakob Nowell, is happy to announce the signing of his band, Jakobs Castle, to renowned Epitaph Records. Nowell began his career as a member of the well-known Southern California rock band LAW, but Jakobs Castle is an unfiltered expression of his unique musical style that he developed with producer and co-creator... read full bio
Singer-songwriter Emma Hardyman's side project is called Little Moon, which was also her childhood moniker. Her soaring voice and intricate orchestration are the distinguishing features of a style that is a cross between Vashti Bunyan and the Zelda soundtrack. Bly Wallentine, Bridget Jackson, Chris Shemwell, Grace Johnson and Nathan Hardyman accompany her. The band's music incorporates folk, pop and indie rock styles. Roni Birchack... read full bio
Since their founding, they have contributed to the resurgence of the live music scene, which has rekindled youth interest in music and inspired a new generation of young musicians in Slovenia. Bojan on vocals, Kris on guitar, Jan on guitar, Nace on bass and Jure on drums make up the band. The majority of them got to know one another while... read full bio
Cardiff, Wales-based Holding Absence is a post-hardcore quintet that creates pounding rhythm, arresting guitar riffs and massive choruses. The band released their self-titled first long-player on Sharptone and two years later, with The Greatest Mistake of My Life, it debuted on the UK charts for the first time. Before the band's third full-length album, the hard-hitting and introspective Noble Art of Self... read full bio
A group of string musicians with classical training known as Strings From Paris is committed to shattering the conventions of the classical genre and expanding the possibilities for string creation and recording. Their goal is to motivate the upcoming generation of producers and instrumentalists by organizing instructional seminars, staging live performances and giving artists access to world-class arrangements in both studio and... read full bio
Born in Buenos Aires, he started his electronic music career at the young age of 19 under the influence of musicians such Hernán Cattaneo, Nick Warren, John Digweed, Sasha and Danny Howells, among others, with whom he would later share the booth at performances and festivals. His concerts are well-rounded and loaded with harmonics, which transform the evening into a journey of... read full bio
Born in Votkinsk, a small village in the Pre-Ural area, Andrey spent more than 25 years collecting and performing vinyl records professionally, which helped him break into the global underground scene. A professional DJ's career began at the age of 15. His enthusiasm for electronic sound continued to grow despite the scarcity of resources for learning about alternative underground music and... read full bio
When the Bluetones' debut album, "Are You Blue Or Are You Blind," entered the Top 40 in 1995, they initially gained notoriety. The song served as the catalyst for a run that produced 14 successful singles and 6 albums after it. The band, which included the Morriss brothers, Adam Devlin and Eds Chesters, went on to have significant success in the UK... read full bio
HALIENE is establishing a new genre of musicianship by emerging from the trance and melodic dubstep scenes. Her lovely songs and insightful words cut through the background noise, winning the hearts of millions with her angelic voice. She's become dance music's newest superstar and she's only getting started. She's collaborated with everyone in the DJ industry, including Armin Van Buuren, Illenium, Gareth... read full bio
Tim Burgess, the Charlatans' lead vocalist, was instrumental in building a link between the brightly nostalgic feelings of Brit-pop and the baggy sound of Madchester. One of the few bands to make their debut at the start of the 90's, The Charlatans went on to dominate the U.K. charts for the entirety of the decade and maintain an even longer... read full bio
The Native, an independent band from Plymouth, has received favorable radio coverage in the UK, has played some of the country's major festivals and has supported well-known artists. They made the decision to push the band as far as they could at that point. In the meanwhile, their live performances' ferocious live energy began to give their music fresh excitement and thrust.... read full bio
The new band I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME, or iDKHOW, is vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and creative force Dallon Weekes. Despite the fact that the group has not yet released their debut album, they already have a number of successful singles to their credit, including "Choke," which has received over 42 million Spotify streams, and "Do It All the Time,"... read full bio
Craig Finn, a singer, songwriter and guitarist best known as the lead vocalist of the Hold Steady, was born in Minnesota and currently calls New York City home. Finn's highly descriptive lyrical style has a strong focus on narrative, creating strongly relatable, intricately detailed characters who live at the center of his stories. He draws inspiration from writers such as Jack... read full bio
Joel (voices/Guitar), Ben (Vocals/Bass), Jack (Guitar) and James (drumming) make up the young indie-pop band Corella, who are now juggling recording sessions and live performances with their rousing voices, catchy guitars and throbbing drumming. The likes of BBC Introducing, ITV's "This Morning," Manchester United, BMX brand "Mongoose" and Spotify playlists "The Indie List," "Indie Roadtrip" and "Hot New Bands" have all promoted their... read full bio
