One of the rising stars of the London Soul/Rock 'n' Roll scene is Lucca Mae. With sold-out shows in the UK, Australia, and Canada, as well as her solo weekly residency at the storied Marquis Covent Garden, Lucca Mae is well on her way to becoming the UK's biggest star, one performance at a time. She draws inspiration from artists... read full bio
Most people identify the relaxed energy and country-fied twang of their hometown of Nashville, Tennessee, with ORTHODOX's sound. Learning to Dissolve, the debut album from Century Media, established ORTHODOX's unique, nu-metal-tinged brand of metallic hardcore. From the start, ORTHODOX was a remarkable band, combining Easterling's direct, Jonathan Davis-like yells with guitars that wouldn't be out of place on a Slipknot... read full bio
The Mammals are an indie-roots band from the Hudson Valley of New York, fronted by singer-songwriters Mike Merenda and Ruth Ungar. This fiercely independent band has created a legacy of politically provocative, emotionally impactful, and genre-defying folk-rock over the course of two decades. Their music has a delicate and urgent resonance, elevating the voices of connection, conscience, and the whole... read full bio
College students Ben Andre, Dillon Salkovitz, Tommy Schubert, and Matt "Lewy" Lewin founded the indie rock group Tipling Rock in Boston, Massachusetts. They write songs that have powerful melodies, dancy rhythms, and a lot of energy. The Strokes, Arctic Monkeys, and Young the Giant are among the bands that have impacted the group.... read full bio
One of the most popular up-and-coming comedians in New York City is Ian Lara. In the same year, he made his late-night debut on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, appeared in the first season of "NBC's Bring the Funny," and filmed his "Comedy Central Stand up Featuring," which has received over 10 million views on the internet. He... read full bio
Schur is a Connecticut-based indie rock performer. Before he found hip hop at the age of 15, he grew up listening only to Led Zeppelin. His primary influences are hip hop and rock, with a dash of reggae. He performs in a group with his older brother and a few close pals, and he uses a mobile setup to write... read full bio
The music project of Canadian producer Tyy Clark is called ATYYA. Deep, seductive baselines, captivating percussion patterns, heartfelt melodies, and other exotic ambiances are all part of ATYYA's renowned sound. In 2006, Tyy began making music. In 2012, he founded ATYYA, and in 2013, he went on tour abroad. He has released over 100 songs to far, and they have... read full bio
Apple Cores by the James Brandon Lewis Trio solidifies Lewis' status as one of the most influential and prolific musicians of his generation. It comes after his breakthrough with Eye Of I, his joyful and experimental debut for ANTI-, and JazzTimes’ Album of the Year Jesup Wagon, a surreal mosaic of gospel, folk-blues, and catcalling brass bands inspired by inventor... read full bio
From Six Mile, South Carolina, Blake Whiten is an instrumentalist, vocalist, and composer. With his distinctive, raspy voice, he combines Southern Rock and Country music. His storytelling lyricism strikes a deep chord, influenced by Lynyrd Skynyrd. Blake attracted the attention of Nashville's most renowned songwriters and producers after a viral cover of "I Guess" established the tone for his single... read full bio
Chandler Walters, a multi-talented Marietta, Georgia native signed to Ern's Cadillac Music / DeVille Records, is reviving the classic-country legacy. A multi-Platinum, all-genre No. 1 songwriter and seasoned steel guitarist, his emerging artistic career is currently taking off, influenced by a blend of rock and country. After impulsively relocating to Nashville, the guitar slinger picked up steel guitar and attracted the... read full bio
Jeremy Plante, Samuel Jalbert-Raymond, and Martin Aubin make up the new, up-and-coming country band Blue Ridge Band from Levis. Both Part I and Part II of their debut EP, Down to Business, were released. The group's original English and French songs, which draw inspiration from American new country artists like Morgan Wallen, Keith Urban, and Luke Combs, are causing a... read full bio
Under the direction of vocalist and songwriter Jasmine Golestaneh, Tempers is a New York-based band that combines post-punk, techno, shoegaze, and low-lit poetic synth-pop. Tempers, who were raised in London and New York and were heavily influenced by Fleetwood Mac, Kraftwerk, and Joy Division, swiftly developed their unique personality on their debut album, "Services," which featured the underground dancefloor hit "Strange... read full bio
The term LUVRE47 refers to contemporary street rap from the region south of Neukölln. He is skilled at fusing ignorance with cleverness. cleverly wrapped his personal experiences with LUVRE47 social criticism. Regarding his musical career, LUVRE47 lets his work speak for itself and states that he values steady development and sustainability over rapid mainstream success. Since famed comedian Felix Lobrecht revealed that... read full bio
Beyond just music, L.A. Salami's path to self-discovery is extensive. A Nigerian mother and an absent father welcomed Lookman Adekunle Salami into the world in Peckham. He spent his early years in a foster home due to a variety of situations, and he felt alienated for a considerable amount of time. He eventually found himself captivated to music and poetry.... read full bio
Currently residing in Toronto, Aysanabee is a multi-instrumentalist, producer, and singer-songwriter. He is a member of the Sandy Lake First Nation's Oji-Cree Sucker Clan, a remote fly-in village located in Northwestern Ontario. Compared to Bon Iver, Matt Corby, Don Ross, Kim Churchill, Kings of Leon, and Sam Smith, Aysanabee's remarkable sound is equal parts hypnotic and melodic. It is solemn and... read full bio
HotWax, the raw punk force, is tearing up stages all over the UK and tearing up the template. Despite only being out of school, Tallulah Sim-Savage, Lola Sam, and Alfie Sayers have already been confirmed to perform at festivals this summer alongside Queens of the Stone Age, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and The Strokes. Their unique live sound and energy have... read full bio
Despite only doing stand-up for a few years, Ahren Belisle has soared onto some of the largest comedy stages. He made a memorable debut on the immensely popular podcast Kill Tony, where he has since become a regular fixture, and he earned over millions of dollars as a Top 10 Finalist on America's Got Talent. Ahren, a former software engineer... read full bio
Americana singer-songwriter Trey Simon combines storytelling, soul, and worship in his songs. Trey, who is well-known for his poignant lyrics and distinctive fingerstyle guitar, writes songs that are based on honesty and faith. He has performed on Fox 2 Detroit, PBS, and WDIV Channel 4, and he has shared the stage with such legendary performers as Andy Grammer, Patti LaBelle, and... read full bio
Guitarist, singer-songwriter, and bandleader John Roseboro, who is well-known for his buttery voice and distinctive strumming, has been establishing himself in the Brooklyn indie scene by reinventing and innovating the genre with Brazilian jazz and mysticism. Roseboro's post-bossa style, which draws inspiration from artists like João Gilberto and Antônio Carlos Jobim, shares other characteristics with the greats in that it tackles... read full bio
The pair creates a distinct musical landscape consisting of alien locales, far-off nations, and planets to explore. Every new album is an adventure, and every song is a call to dream. With a cosmic touch, Léonard and Léa have developed a unique musical cosmos that combines elements of The Beach Boys and LCD Soundsystem. From the highly renowned first EP "Sputnik"... read full bio
