A group called Los Mirlos is committed to promoting Peruvian Amazonian music and culture. Its actual origins lie in Moyobamba, the place where its members were born and started their musical careers, despite the fact that it was founded in Lima in 1973. Los Mirlos, the forerunners of the hallucinogenic Amazonian cumbia, have performed all over the world for fifty years,... read full bio
The Canadian punk rock group Propagandhi was founded in 1986 by drummer Jord Samolesky and guitarist Chris Hannah in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba. Guitarist Sulynn Hago and bassist Todd Kowalski complete the band, which is presently based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. In recent years, Propagandhi records have shifted toward a harder and more technical sound influenced by heavy metal, although their previous... read full bio
Amelia Dimoldenberg had early aspirations of becoming The Main Character because she was raised on a diet of Hollywood teen heroines, from The Amanda Show to Mary Kate and Ashley's film empire. As a child, she also aspired to be the editor of Vogue, a position she believes is now achieved through the commissioning and curating of her own online content... read full bio
Bear McCreary, a budding composer in Bellingham, Washington, created his own films in order to compose music for them. He met film-music icon Elmer Bernstein by coincidence, and he docked his boat in Bellingham Harbor. Two decades later, McCreary has confirmed Bernstein's intuition by establishing himself as one of the most successful and sought-after composers in the business. Among his... read full bio
The lively streets of the Bronx are the birthplace of comedian, actor, and author Tara Cannistraci. As the New York Yankees' scoreboard host, Tara's skills have glowed on stage, TV, movies, and even in centerfield. Tara contributed her raw, witty perspective on popular sports subjects to SNY's Emmy-winning television series "Oh Yeah," for which she created and appeared. She currently co-hosts the Chazz... read full bio
An Australian institution, DJ Nino Brown has a remarkable career history and more accomplishments than we'd want to think of, but let's count them. He has worked with the heaviest of heavy hitters, such as Eminem, Jay-Z, Snoop Dogg, Rhianna, Fat Joe, Busta Rhymes, Akon, Nelly, T-Pain, and Sean Paul, performed all over Australia and Southeast Asia. He also worked with... read full bio
BashfortheWorld, an American hip-hop artist, is an excellent musician. His music demonstrates his artistic versatility by fusing hip-hop and current hip-hop. His own struggles and experiences are reflected in the unique sound and poignant lyrics of BashfortheWorld's music. He is well-known for his reflective lyrics and soothing flow and connects with his audience through his music, and many of his songs are uplifting... read full bio
Since 1998, Ankur Tewari has written songs and released them on his own. The artist issued a double album in addition to his debut album, Jannat. "Aahista" and "Bhool Gaye" are two of Tewari's most recent single releases. He has also released songs geared at children, such as Bachcha Party, Vols. 1 and 2, which are distributed by Sony songs,... read full bio
Born and raised in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood, Khamari is a versatile performer, composer, and producer. His first project, Eldorado, follows the rise and fall of a story that includes his early years of anxious isolation on Jealous, the discovery and growth of an exciting relationship on That Girl and Pull Up, its eventual breakdown on The Heat, a nostalgic look back... read full bio
Because of his personal life experiences, including his struggles and adventures in the music industry, Cameron Whitcomb has a distinct viewpoint when it comes to songwriting. Through vivid storytelling and emotional honesty, he immerses listeners in his world through his approach to songwriting, which displays a raw and authentic narrative style. This distinctive style is best demonstrated by his most... read full bio
Jesse Peyton, a funny comedian and native of Houston, has performed as the main act at prestigious venues throughout Texas. He has also appeared on national television, opening for Steve Trevino and Donnell Rawlings. He performed live at Caroline's on Broadway as a national finalist for the 2020 Sway in the Morning Show's Comedy Search and was featured on Sirius... read full bio
Julian McCarthy is a multifaceted, genre-spanning artist who goes by a number of aliases. Julian represents Berlin underground rap and socio-critical music projects under the pseudonym MCNZI. Born and raised in Zehlendorf, the Jamaican-American artist became familiar with Berlin's subcultures early on. Julian's sound veers between minimalist 80s basslines and traplastic beats. As an artist, he is always receptive to fresh... read full bio
Gideon had been establishing themselves since their formation in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, by breaking with tradition, developing their own unique sound, and never settling for anything that was merely standard or commonplace. Instead, the band continued to push the limits of their sound to widespread praise and growing commercial success. They were joined today by original member and drummer Jake Smelley,... read full bio
A force in the jump-up drum & bass scene, international DJ/producer Turno crafts energetic songs that enthrall listeners and leave them wanting more. Turno stands out from other musicians in the genre thanks to his aggressive and contagious sound, which draws inspiration from artists like Pleasure and DJ Hazard. Turno's music can be found on his Time Is Now label... read full bio
Raam is a writer, podcast host, and musician of Iranian and Canadian descent. He began his musical career as the vocalist, songwriter, and founder of the New York post-punk band Hypernova, which originated in Tehran's undergrounds in the early 2000s. He made the decision to pursue a solo career as King Raam following the dissolution of Hypernova. Raam was born... read full bio
Fizzle, Fiji Kris, and awhodat make up the production trio KitschKrieg. Well-known for their collaborations with well-known German rappers Trettmann, Megaloh, Joey Bargeld, and Haiyti, KitschKrieg infuses every aspect of their creative output with a concentrated, monochrome style. Their unique, minimalistic style makes their work distinctly their own and is influenced by dancehall, dub, and contemporary hip-hop. Work on Haityi's... read full bio
Born in Stockport and currently residing in Leeds, Westislonely was influenced by her older brothers and finds inspiration in rock icons such as Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Linkin Park. Her stage name was a monument to the loneliness she had come to embrace, and music became her refuge, a light in the darkness where she could escape the crippling anxiety... read full bio
Lella Fadda, who was born in Milan, Italy, and grew up in Heliopolis, Cairo, was influenced by her father, Khaled Fadda, a pioneering Egyptian photographer who has photographed Tamer Hosny and El-Sisi. She became at ease with cameras after growing up going to shoots with her father. At MIU in Cairo, where she was pursuing a bachelor's degree in business... read full bio
Audiences and reviewers alike sense something unique in Kalsey Kulyk's lifelong love of music. She is ideally suited for country music, sounding both new and familiar with her effortlessly bright and rich vocals and gut-wrenching lyrics. Her self-titled first album, which featured emotional ballads, original lively country, and flawless songwriting, debuted at number two in Canada on iTunes/Apple Music and... read full bio
Violent Soho, hailed as flannelled successors to Nirvana and The Vines, originated from the Brisbane suburb of Mansfield as scrappy teens in the mid-2000s. The band solidified its alt-rock credentials by joining with Sonic Youth guitarist Thurston Moore's Ecstatic Peace label and recruiting Pixies producer Gil Norton for their sophomore album. The lead hit "Jesus Stole My Girlfriend" even matched... read full bio
