Royal-T, DJ Q, and Flava D make up the British music group TQD, which is well known for its fusion of UK garage and bassline beats. Because of their closeness, the three has a bond that permeates their music-creating process, making it less forced and more natural. The three started working together in 2015 when they released "Day and Night"... read full bio
American deathcore band Whitechapel, from Knoxville, is renowned for its violent music and stirring lyrics. Phil Bozeman, the singer, and Ben Savage, the lead guitarist, formed the band in 2006 and gave it the name Whitechapel after the notorious East London neighborhood where Jack the Ripper carried out his horrific murders. Alex Wade on rhythm, Gabe Crisp on bass, and Zach... read full bio
Numerous lo-fi alt-pop treasures can be found on Patricia Lalor's EP, including the pensive and melancholy "To Cope," the hypnotic "Same Place Again," and the stunning "Felt Something Finally." Patricia Lalor's third original EP, This Is How We Connect, While You Stand So Tall, follows Do It Again and Sleep Talk, both of which received critical acclaim and caught the attention of... read full bio
American rapper YungManny, real name Emmanuel Okanlawon, is from Bowie, Maryland. YungManny, who was born on October 3, 2003, is well-known for his distinctive style, which includes references to characters from Hello Kitty, Moana, The Magic School Bus, and Stuart Little in his music. A power drill was used in place of a pistol in YungManny's music video for "Bonfire Pt.... read full bio
A young Australian building a name for herself in East London is hauled back in by the scruff of her neck. Needless to say, JEFFE had not anticipated this from her new existence. Her debut EP received major radio airplay on both sides of the equator and she came in the UK riding a wave of positive vibes. Her debut... read full bio
What Fred Roberts creates is both anthemic and contemplative; it is the product of a young musician who has been reflecting deeply on his past while also creating music that, in the future, will assist others in making sense of the confusion associated with contemporary adolescence and identity exploration. Fred, who was raised in the rural Hertfordshire countryside after being born... read full bio
In the realm of music, Zero 9:36 is a force to be reckoned with. The native of Philadelphia, whose real name is Matthew Cullen, has been causing a stir with his jarring, hard-hitting compositions and partnerships with a wide variety of musicians. In 2020, he released his debut EP, You Will Not Be Saved, which amassed over 25 million streams... read full bio
Logan Michael is a California-born singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. Since he was young, he has been performing and has been influenced by many different genres. He is renowned for his distinctive sound, which combines elements of hip hop, rock, pop and soul. Logan started focusing on creating and performing his own music after graduating from high school. He published his debut album, which... read full bio
Zach Templar, an English musician, is well-known for songs including "Skinn," "Hold on," and "Forever Tide." You may listen to his own songs on YouTube. He admitted to his followers that he put "so much" effort into his song "Supercar." On his Instagram, he publishes pictures of himself modeling.... read full bio
Northern Virginia-based ALLEYCVT is a rising DJ and producer of electronic music. She is a force to be reckoned with, as seen by the skillful combination of her sensuous pop vocals and powerful bass drops. A nasty bass face will be delivered by ALLEYCVT's production and sound design, which draws inspiration from artists like Zeds Dead, Subtronics and Ganja White Night.... read full bio
Circus Trees possess a beckoning agony. Instead of closing in on itself and droning through a heavy grief, their musical magic extends a hand and extends an open welcome to anybody who enjoys the company of the miserable. Giuliana, Finola and Edmee, three sisters who make up the Marlborough, Massachusetts-based band, have continued to turn their melancholy into drab post-rock in... read full bio
Gruff Dusty Locane, a Brooklyn-based drill rapper, got off to a quick start with his first few commercial tracks, especially "Rollin N Controllin Freestyle" and "Rolando (Caught in the Rain)." His debut full-length, Untamed, which debuted on the Billboard 200, was the result of these. Locane grew up listening to luminaries like 2Pac, the Notorious B.I.G. and Jay-Z, and shares the same... read full bio
Franklyn Watts, who was raised in Los Angeles, has been developing his sound through releases on labels like as CUFF, Dirtybird, Too Many Rules, Rawsome, Clarisse and Glasgow Underground. His style continues to develop and receive attention from well-known dance acts, with elements from hip hop, disco, house and latin music.... read full bio
Musician Naethan Apollo was born and reared in a tiny town in Iowa. His distinctive speaking style, delivery and voice were what launched his career. Although he has been producing music for a while, he didn't start to gain attention until the epidemic got underway and gaining popularity on the internet by using sites like Instagram & TikTok.... read full bio
A songwriter for all generations, Rachael Jenkins has a voice as airy as gossamer spun between trees in early spring dew. Few narratives speak to the heart of this generation's soul as deeply as those that weave poetic themes into the seam of being LGBT and reared in the Mormon church. Following the release of three tracks and millions of... read full bio
The longstanding co-leader of the well-known and innovative jamgrass band Leftover Salmon spent around five months on the road, including a month and a half in Nashville. There, after 30 years of recording music, he ran into some old pals who helped him get started on the path that eventually produced his debut solo album, Enjoy the Ride. The solo album... read full bio
Esteban Flores has a solo project called Slow Joy. Slow Joy's rough, forceful guitars underline the highly personal and melancholy lyrics that combine elements of grunge, emo and shoegaze. After a therapist suggested Flores use music as a way to express his sorrow, the project got rolling. The multi-instrumentalist started writing and performing songs under the stage name Slow Joy as he returned... read full bio
"The next brown boy to make it" is Long Island's Yung Fazo. Fazo has been working toward his goal since he first released Let Me Love You back and has spent a lot of time preparing for his takeover. From begging someone to open up their heart to his most recent Flex Like This release, the shift was seamless and... read full bio
The Sevs is an indie rock band made up of Dawson Kroeger on rhythm guitar and Dax Taylor on lead vocals. They both grew up in Hawaii together and are currently living in Los Angeles, where they are both performing and perfecting their skills. They usually play with a backing band.... read full bio
Chrissy is a pop singer and songwriter who was born in New York and currently resides in Los Angeles. Her writing, which has a strong folk influence, is mixed with pop, indie rock and alternative production, which makes the emotional topics she discusses seem more upbeat and optimistic. Since she was a little girl, Chrissy has been developing a natural form of... read full bio
