Desree, born Desiree Weeks on November 30, 1968 in London, England was one of Britains most successful pop/soul vocalists throughout the 1990s. She changed her name from Desiree Weeks because she preferred a two-syllable name. In 1994 the hit single, You Gotta Be, hit Billboard Top 5 and was a hit in the UK three times, as well as very... read full bio
American rock musician Des Rocs hails from New York, New York. Daniel Rocco, a native of New York, is the producer and director of the solo project Des Rocs. Longtime friends and bandmates William Tully and Eric Mendelsohn travel with Rocco. Rock groups including Muse, The Rolling Stones, and The Struts have all toured with Des Rocs. Muse, Elvis Presley,... read full bio
Born in New York, Des went to Ireland in 1990 when he was in his mid-teens from Queens. He is now a huge celebrity in Ireland. His remarkable TV series The Des Bishop Work Experience, in which he worked several jobs in Ireland for minimum wage and resided there, brought him first notoriety. Combining this documentary material with stand-up, the... read full bio
Deryk is an up-and-coming alternative-indie artist from Auckland, New Zealand. While growing up, deryk always had a love for music and found inspiration in various artists such as PJ Harvey, Kate Bush, Joni Mitchell, Fiona Apple, and Bjork. Together, deryk works with producer and writer Justyn Pilbrow from Elemeno P who has also worked with artists and bands such as... 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
Derren Brown is a bit of a celebrity in England but is a world-renowned magician, mindreader, and mentalist. His incredible shows have led him to receive two very prestigious Olivier Awards: Something Wicket This Way Comes in 2006 and Svengali in 2012. On top of that, he’s received numerous other award nominations. This just goes to show what an incredible... read full bio
DeRobert & The Half-Truths are the house band for Nashville, TN raw funk label G.E.D. Soul Records. The Half-Truths got their start as a collection of studio musicians lending their talent to the fledgling G.E.D. Soul recording operation. It was with the addition of DeRobert Adams and his impressive broad range of vocal skills that the band began to solidify... read full bio
An Irish musician named Dermot Kennedy creates a sound that is a cross between hip-hop, RnB, folk, and indie rock. James Blake and Bon Iver are two artists whose styles are comparable to Kennedy's. In addition to his debut album, which is simply titled Kennedy, he has also published an EP titled "Doves and Ravens." Songs such as "Power Over Me,"... read full bio
Derik Fein has had over 50 million plays globally since the publication of his debut album, Vertigo. His hit tune, "Don't Matter," reached the top of the music charts. His song appeared in the Lionsgate movie "My Fake Boyfriend" and on NBC's "The Voice." The goal of this Technicolor crooner is to revive the kind of upbeat music that was... read full bio
Nashville-born Derek Wells is a first-call multi-instrumentalist, producer, music publisher and two-time Academy of Country Music Award winner. For singers such as Maren Morris, Blake Shelton, Shakira, Kenny Chesney, Scotty McCreery, Carrie Underwood, P!nk, Kid Rock, Florida Georgia Line, Dan + Shay, Kelsea Ballerini, Lady Antebellum, Morgan Wallen and Thomas Rhett, Wells has been credited on over 70 #1 hits. Wells was the... read full bio
Derek Spence has become known for his tribute show to one of country music’s greatest, George Strait. Spence was born and raised in Texas himself and graduated from the Performing Arts Production from South Plains College. Over the years he has performed all over including the world famous Grand Ole Opry. He started his George Strait tribute show after being... read full bio
Derek Jones is a Nashville singer and songwriter. Jones performs distinct music, combining a rock attitude with country style vocals. From popular cable television to bars and honky-tonks around the nation, Jones has a song for audiences of all kinds. Jones has shared the stage with artists like Billy Ray Cyrus, Ted Nugent, and David Allan Coe. In addition, Jones... read full bio
Because of his unique comedic voice and impressive interactive magic, Derek Hughes is one of the most in-demand acts working the college market today. He has performed for thousands of people at hundreds of college campuses and comedy clubs all across the United States. Derek was a writer and cast member on MTV's Room 401, where he assisted in the... read full bio
Derek Hough is a professional dancer, choreographer, actor, and singer. Best known for his work on Dancing with the Stars, where he has won a record of six seasons, Hough’s professional Latin and ballroom dance enthralls audiences across the nation. Nominated nine times for the Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Choreography, Hough has won two of the awards. He has... read full bio
Despite being born in California, Derek Gaines developed his comedic skills while growing up in Philadelphia. He presently resides in New York City, where he gives frequent performances and offers a distinctive viewpoint on growing up African American in the suburbs. Derek's first big break occurred when he advanced to the Bill Bellamy Who's Got Jokes semifinals. In Philadelphia's Phunniest Person... read full bio
DeRay, who was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, has turned his difficult background, street mindset, and career as an actor into a live tour that is constantly evolving and new. Credits listed include, but are not limited to: HOW TO ACT BLACK, a comedy special on Netflix. renowned for her recurring role in FX's Snowfall and as the host of... read full bio
Multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Deradoorian (Decisive Pink, Dirty Projectors) has signed with Fire Records and released a new album titled "Ready for Heaven." "Set Me Free," her most recent hit, is a beautifully disarming tune, done simply. Deradoorian depends on the voices and classical synth sounds, which allow a soft lullaby to express itself; it doesn't ask for anything more from... read full bio
One of the few positive things the Covid crisis produced was the reissue of Depresion Sonora's debut EP, which was released during lockdown and published by Sonido Muchacho months later. It included songs about his teenage angst and the frustrations brought on by the pandemic, as well as ones that were inspired by the cramped circumstances we were all living... read full bio
Depeche Mode are an English electronic band formed in 1980 in Basildon, Essex. The group's original line-up consisted of Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, Andy Fletcher, and Vince Clarke. Depeche Mode released their debut record in 1981, Speak & Spell, bringing the band onto the British new wave scene. Clarke left the band after the release of the album, leaving the... read full bio
Department of Eagles is a band formed by two friends who met at New York University as roommates, named Daniel Rossen and Fred Nicolaus. Daniel Rossen is also in the band Grizzly Bear as the guitarist and co-lead vocalist. They collected samples and assembled them into songs and recorded them with illegal software and a borrowed microphone. Their music combines... read full bio
