Dion Visser is an Amsterdam-based techno DJ and producer. He developed an early fascination with electronic music. He made his debut in the world of techno parties at Awakenings in the Gashouder during Len Faki's Figure Nacht at ADE, an event that will never be forgotten. His passion for the raw, mesmerizing sounds of techno began to grow at that... read full bio
The creator of trap jazz is Chris Moten, a highly regarded musical director and band member for many of the biggest names in the music business, who was born and raised in Atlanta. Moten had an idea for something very special and intimate. It was about pursuing their own unique sound as friends and musicians, not about backing or... read full bio
Rosie Frater-Taylor is a rapidly rising British singer-songwriter, guitarist, and virtuoso guitarist who is highly praised for her emotional depth and range. Frater-Taylor's new album "Featherweight", which is available now on Cooking Vinyl, skillfully blurs the lines between folk, new-school jazz, neo soul, alt-pop, and rock. "Featherweight," who draws inspiration from artists such as Joni Mitchell, PJ Harvey, Kate Bush,... read full bio
Standout for her sultry voice and longing romantic reflections, Delacey creates sincere, moody pop as a solo artist. Her voice brought her prominent roles on EDM songs by artists like Alex Midi and the Knocks, and she later made her solo debut with the sensual "My Man". It peaked at number forty on Billboard's Pop Airplay list. While waiting, she... read full bio
The Florida-based reggae/rock group Kash'd Out has never stopped working hard since it first started. Soon after lead vocalist Greg Shields and guitarist Jackson Hauserman got together in a studio, Joey Brohawn's distinctive bass lines and drummer Marshall Hearne's precise rhythms complemented Kash'd Out's smart lyrics and exquisite guitar riffs. Hawaiian favorites Pepper took an immediate interest in Kash'd Out... read full bio
Red Rum Club is an alternative six-piece band from Liverpool. Red Rum Club has had great success on numerous UK tours and festivals since their founding, including a Glastonbury appearance. Their recent headline performance at the M&S Bank Arena in their hometown serves as a barometer of the band's success in the UK. In order to debut at South By South... read full bio
Folk/country musician Waylon Wyatt was raised in Hackett, Arkansas. Waylon started writing songs at the age of fifteen, inspired by his red-dirt peers Zach Bryan and Tyler Childers. He would revisit these tunes after spending his summers working long days with his father on construction projects. Waylon just dropped his first three singles, "Everything Under The Sun," "Arkansas Diamond," and... read full bio
This Chicago-based rock & roll group has a devoted national fan base because to its scorching horns, earthy rhythms, and shimmering guitar onslaught. The instant the lifelong friends hit the stage, their friendship and musicality shine through. The six-piece group, which features Axel Ellis on vocals and guitars, is led by guitarist Sal Defilippis, bassist Hunter Olshefke, drummer Nick Deputy, trumpeter... read full bio
The mysterious brains behind Mojave Grey, the live music and production pair redefining rock & roll via an electronic lens, are Zander Bleck and Michael Pozzi. Mojave Grey have created an audio expression that is singularly in a category of its own by fusing together classic rock and contemporary electronic components while utilizing individual artistry and a shared sonic vision.... read full bio
Rising star in the electronic music world, Adam Sellouk is renowned for his alluring fusion of house and melodic/progressive techno. He has rapidly become known as an artist to watch thanks to his noteworthy albums and live performances. His new Armada remix of Maxim Lany's "Gravity" has created a lot of buzz and excitement since it displays his distinct artistic perspective... read full bio
Mercer Henderson, who was reared in the diverse center of San Francisco, combines poetry and modernity in her tales of love and friendship. Her music, enhanced by her personal experiences and the freshness of contemporary sounds, has won over fans' hearts—particularly with hits like "Strangers." Mercer is now polishing her craft at the Clive Davis Institute at NYU. Her expressive storytelling... read full bio
Dylan Wright, an Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist, won the coveted title of Australian Idol after captivating crowds with his poignant interpretations of beloved songs time and time again. His triumph not only signaled the beginning of an exciting musical career, but it also brought him a significant moment when he signed a record deal with Sony Music, which launched his... read full bio
The producer/DJ combo FOVOS is located in New Zealand and has a sound that blends techno and tech-house. FOVOS is primarily inspired by the nostalgic rave scene of the 1990s, although it also draws inspiration from other electronic genres. Expect harsh rave synthesizers, gritty baselines, and ominous atmospheres that honor the fundamental elements of the underground music movement.... read full bio
Chuck Strangers received Akai's MPC2000 for his 13th birthday. It was a large workstation that was made famous by artists like J Dilla, Kanye West, and DJ Shadow. Audio interfaces used to be much less expensive than $100, so like any other teenage who is hooked with music but doesn't have the wealth of favorite performers, he spent his free... read full bio
Stand-up comedian Mark Smalls is based in Los Angeles. Audiences of various ages and ideologies come together because to his original strategy of attacking a subject from all sides. He adds an east coast taste to a west coast attitude, having been raised in San Francisco and born in New Jersey. Mark participates in the golf humor podcast Country... read full bio
Gus Constantellis is a gay stand-up comedian and writer who is first-generation Greek-American. His writing focuses a lot on his vast immigrant family, Greek ancestry, outrageous yet realistic dating tales, and his own viewpoint on growing up in Brooklyn. He travels the nation and frequently plays in upscale clubs in New York City. This year, Gus taped a Comedy Central... read full bio
Even though he was born in the 1990s, Narciss is immersed in the world of music, soaking up everything that captures his attention, be it melody, rhythm, or simply just a song's emotions. As Narciss has often demonstrated, the fundamental component of everything he touches is groove and swing because he has a deep understanding of what causes people to move both physically and emotionally. With influences... read full bio
Mike and Serch first met in Barcelona when they were quite young, marking the start of Prophecy's amazing journey. Their artistic journey was built upon the foundation of this dynamic metropolis. Prophecy's distinctive production technique, which masterfully blends restraint and urgency, is evident in their music. Their carefully composed songs expertly lead listeners and light up dance floors with entrancing melodies,... read full bio
CABAL, a band from the chilly north of Denmark, unleash their menacing fury on their third studio album, Magno Interitus. CABAL has established itself as a band at the forefront of the extreme metal scene, prepared to shatter down all genre boundaries. The band's roots are in a diverse range of musical inspirations, from black metal and hardcore to death... read full bio
The inspiration for Keli Holiday comes from a man who just enjoys beer, new order records, sleepless nights, and the pure joy of discovering a foreign place like New York. Adam Hyde, fresh off a two-month North American tour with back-to-back shows, created this project. When he got home, he was told he had time for a vacation, so instead... read full bio
