Magic Giant is an indie folk trio from Los Angeles, formed by multi-instrumentalists Austin Bisnow, Zambricki Li, and Zang. Lead vocaliast Bisnow is an acclaimed songwriter/producer, who has penned tracks for David Guetta, Big Time Rush, Steve Aoki, and many others. Magic Giants most popular song is Set On Fire, which appeared on the Top 30 of Billboards Alternative Songs... read full bio
Patterson Hood is a singer and songwriter known as a founding member of the group Drive-By Truckers. Born in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, Patterson started writing songs at the young age of 8, and he began performing and playing guitar in a band at the age of 14. He was part of a band in college called Adams House Cat, and... read full bio
Willie Nile is a singer and songwriter from Buffalo, New York. He grew up in a musically talented family; his siblings played piano, his mother had a deep love for music, and his grandfather ran an orchestra and played the piano with such famous performers as Bill Bojangles Robinson and Eddie Cantor. Later in life, Willie landed a residency... read full bio
Alexander Giannascoli, known to the music world as simply Alex G, worked hard to build his musical career. He got his start on the popular music site Bandcamp. He self-released music on the site that he produced out of his bedroom. Alex’s big break came with the release of his sixth album entitled DSU—which stands for Dream State University—which was... read full bio
Public Service Broadcasting is an alternative rock/ electronica band from London, made up of three multi-instrumentalists. They’ve toured all around the globe, and were winners of the Vanguard Breakthrough Award at Prog magazine‘s fourth annual Progressive Music Awards. After founder J. Willgoose released the One EP as a solo artist, Wrigglesworth joined him to perform at Aestival in Suffolk. They... read full bio
Cale Dodds has already enjoyed success as a songwriter, penning the country band A Thousand Horses track (This Aint No) Drunk Dial, and is now making a name for himself as a country singer. From Columbus, Georgia, he recently signed with Warner Music Nashville. His independently-released People Watching EP has achieved more than 8 million streams on Spotify. It spawned... read full bio
Named one of Rolling Stone's 10 New Country Artists You Need to Know, Adam Craig has co-written songs such as Parmalee’s “Close Your Eyes”, Jason Aldean’s “Church Pew or Bar Stool”, Dustin Lynch’s “World to Me”, The Swon Brothers’ “Same Old Highway”, Dallas Smith’s “Wastin’ Gas”, Jason Aldean’s “Old Boots, New Dirt”, Montgomery Gentry’s “Folks Like Us”, and Love and... read full bio
Julian Lage was a jazz child prodigy at the age of eight, when he was the subject of the documentary Jules at Eight. When he was only thirteen, he performed at the 42nd Annual Grammy Awards. Then at fifteen, he became a faculty member at the Stanford Jazz Workshop at Stanford University. Julian’s debut album, Sounding point, was released to... read full bio
Indie rock band Other Lives is based out of Stillwater, Oklahoma, comprised of Jesse Tabish, Jonathon Mooney, and John Onstott. The band used to be called Kunek but later settled on the name Other Lives. The band released a self-titled album under TBD Records, and their song “For 12” has been named “Today’s Top Tune” by KCRW radio. Other Lives... read full bio
Prior to beginning his music career, Josh Phillips was popular in his hometown of Sanford, North Carolina as a talented baseball player and MLB prospect. In college, he sustained injuries that hindered him from playing ball the way he used to, crushing his dreams of playing professionally. One day, he picked up a guitar and he, along with everyone else... read full bio
Based out of Olympia, WA, Ethan Tucker has already made a name for himself as a young self-starter in the music world. He has even caught the attention of some of the more respected veteran artists within the industry. Performing and recording since he was only sixteen years old, he incorporates diverse elements into his music, such as acoustic-roots, soul,... read full bio
Ruthie Collins started her radio tour after opening for The Band Perry in Chicago. Her single, a cover of Hank Williams’ chart-topper hit ""Ramblin' Man"", is out on iTunes and has been added to XM. This track, along with “Heartstrong”, “Get Drunk and Cry”, “Ready To Roll”, “Trainwreckin’”, and “Vintage” can all be found on her self-titled EP. Ruthie’s biggest... read full bio
"Love Like Crazy", "Hard to Love", and "I Don't Dance" are the titles of Lee Brice's three albums, all of which were published by Curb Records. Brice is a country music performer who has won multiple awards for his work. Four of his eleven singles have reached the top spot on the Billboard Hot Country Songs and Country Airplay charts: "I... read full bio
Emerson Hart is the leader singer of the band Tonic, with whom he produced six Top 10 singles, sold over four million records, garnered two Grammy nominations, Platinum albums, numerous awards and hit songs around the world, plus has been the #1 most-played rock song. Tonic was a musical powerhouse, merging the raw honesty of rock to unabashed melody…and ushering... read full bio
Strand of Oaks is a folk rock project created by songwriter/ producer Timothy Showalter. After recording Leave Ruin, Pope Killdragon, and Dark Shores, he released the critically acclaimed album HEAL. Highly lauded as one of the best albums of its release year, HEAL was followed by extensive touring, including opening slots for Jason Isbell, Iron and Wine, and Ryan Adams.... read full bio
While it bears the sonic landmarks of roots music’s most fertile ground, the songwriting of Sam Lewis is born of a landscape that can only be felt, not seen. His music is native to the infinite expanse that is exposed when human attention is full, and focused inward - harvested solely by the nuanced rhythm of love. Sam’s songs are... read full bio
Clay Cook is best known as a high-tenor vocalist and multi-instrumentalist for the Zac Brown Band. He is a member of the country music industry. Together with the band, he recorded the album "You Get What You Give," which resulted in his first nomination for a Grammy Award. The song "As She's Walking Away," which they recorded in cooperation with... read full bio
Beach Fossils is an alternative indie rock group comprised of three members. Their sound is dreamy, fueled by beachy guitar riffs and drums. Their album ‘Clash the Truth’ peaked at number 40 on the Independent Albums chart. The group starred in the HBO television series, ‘Vinyl’. The band has released three studio albums and a multitude of singles.... read full bio
Artificial Pleasure is a London-based group molding music genres. Stereogum.com has described their sounds as tight, hypnotic, and [eluding] many other artists. The group has only released two singles, Ill Make It Worth Your While and Bolt From The Blue. Artists such as Bowie, Talking Heads, and DAF influence Artificial Pleasure. Their funky groove sound is sure to enthrall audiences... read full bio
Brian Kiley is quite simply one of the country's sharpest comedy minds. Besides performing as a frequent guest on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Late Show with David Letterman, and Conan, Brian has been an Emmy winning staff writer for Conan O'Brien’s talk show since it's inception and has been the head monologue writer for Conan. Other shows... read full bio
