Hudson Freeman, who was born to Evangelical missionaries, began writing songs at the age of thirteen after his family abruptly relocated from the Dallas suburbs to the Kingdom of Eswatini. Hudson Freeman continues to record and perform songs that are equal parts emotional, resonant, and contemplative, drawing inspiration from Midwest folkheads such as Sufjan Stevens and Bon Iver.... read full bio
Joey Green, a Nashville transplant and native of the Texas area, is well-known in Texas for his rock 'n' roll to soul country rollercoaster of a live show. He gained notoriety on NBC's The Voice. He views his genre as post-Americana, which combines elements of country, rock, and Americana. The Eli Young Band, Randy Rogers, Stoney LaRue, Kevin Fowler, Sean... read full bio
North West London native Gigi Moss is destined to become a superstar. She is far older than twenty, as evidenced by her unique and soulful voice and her poignant words. Her music transcends both age and geography. Inspired by Lauryn Hill, Amy Winehouse, and Adele, Gigi is a huge fan of meaningful words! Her father was an Ivor Novello winner,... read full bio
The breakout star of season 4 of HBO Max's Hacks is Robby Hoffman, a diminutive, homosexual, former Hasidic comedian whose performance has been praised as "the future of comedy" by Daily Beast and as "an original comic talent" by the Wall Street Journal. HBO has increased their business with Hoffman by investing in the creation of Unentitled, a starring vehicle... read full bio
MaRynn Taylor discovered her guitar-shaped escape behind the Christmas tree, she was twelve years old. She was in her bedroom daydreaming about Nashville while the other girls were at homecoming. She taught herself how to play the guitar and began writing poetry that she later converted into lyrics. Her only buddy was music. Additionally, MaRynn felt seen as she saw Taylor... read full bio
With more than 17 million streams on various platforms, Megan Kashat is an Iraqi American recording artist, musician, dancer, and abstract painter. Megan has launched a new creative chapter with her rock-infused single "WICKED," her daring return to solo work after years of success in the dance music arena. While she continues to make a significant impact in the dance... read full bio
Zeta is a multidisciplinary experiment from Venezuela that views music as the magic wand that creates room for healing and connection. They employ their heavy, ambient sound as a positive force for change. The band is characterized by its heavy focus on complex polyrhythmic drumming that veers between the most visceral Punk beats and incredibly realistic Afro-Caribbean music. Psychedelic and post-rock... read full bio
Elijah Sokolow, a guitarist/vocalist, songwriter, and producer residing in Los Angeles, is the solo artist behind Soklo. Soklo is redefining guitar-driven music by fusing the genres of indie, experimental rock, and avant-pop. By eschewing tradition in favor of ragged textures, warped tones, and emotionally raw lyricism, he creates a sound that is both unpredictable and unforgettable with his self-titled debut... read full bio
With her amazing first solo album First Light, genre-defying fiddling (and piano) star Mary Frances Leahy is expanding her career after more than 600 gigs with her parents and renowned fiddlers Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy. Co-produced by Cuban guitarist Elmer Ferrer and Mary Frances, the inventive, varied nine-track collection of original songs is a remarkable fusion of jazz, Latin,... read full bio
Since his family moved to Montreal during the war in Lebanon, Cyril Kamar has always been surrounded by music. He was first mesmerized by French classics before learning about metropolitan cultures in Canada. After winning multiple freestyle events, he established a strong name in the Montreal underground scene fairly early on. This talented performer began recording and performing professionally after... read full bio
Luke Alessi, a DJ and producer from Melbourne, has emerged as one of the most innovative new voices in electronic music. His sound, which combines house, disco, electro, and funk, strikes a balance between nostalgia and the future, making it suitable for both small clubs and festival venues. Following the release of his After Five EP on Life & Death, Alessi... read full bio
The songs that you play when you want to experience everything are written by Fia James. The Brooklyn-based, multi-talented singer, songwriter, and guitarist, originally from Boston, has a knack for encapsulating unfiltered emotion in a catchy tune that will have you hitting repeat. Beyond music, Fia engages viewers with her own digital series, The Greenish Room, and NowThis's popular street... read full bio
Maesic is a DJ and producer that has a deep love for the universe of music. He was raised in France but is originally from London. This cultural mingling serves as his source of inspiration, leading to a fusion of various genres and styles. He started producing when he was twelve years old, and he quickly gained notoriety by posting... read full bio
The Skinner Brothers are an indie music band headquartered in London. Bennie Hawkins (guitar), Chris Humpries (bass/guitar), Alfie Clayton (drums), and Zachary Skinner (vocals/guitar) make up the band, which is well-known for its "lad culture" image and upbeat, genre-bending live performances. With their music frequently touching on themes of football culture, sex, drugs, and modern British life, they have amassed a... read full bio
Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter John Gallagher Jr. has performed on stages and in front of huge and small audiences. Notable roles in movies and television shows include Hush, 10 Cloverfield Lane, Short Term 12, and The Newsroom. He played the Jesus of Suburbia in the Broadway version of Green Day's Grammy-winning rock opera American Idiot, earned a Tony Award for his role in... read full bio
The Fabulous Thunderbirds have been the ideal American band for more than 30 years. Through hits like "Tuff Enuff" and "Wrap It Up," the group's unique and powerful sound—influenced by a variety of musical styles—emerged as a distinctive musical mix. The only original member, co-founder Kim Wilson, continues to lead the organization as it transforms into its most recent iteration. The... read full bio
"The band's name was inspired by the legendary City of New Orleans as Orleans perfected its recipe of eclectic material, including R&B seasoned with Cajun and second line roots; Alan Toussaint, Neville Brothers and Meters tunes were among the mix. The quartet's music evolved and refined in a more mainstream direction as they developed their unique rock/pop sound. After signing... read full bio
Before Hot Chelle Rae “fueled up the Jeep with bubbly elasti-funk and breezy hip-hop swagger” (as Entertainment Weekly put it) with their brand new single “I Like It Like That,” the Nashville-based quartet scored a bonafide breakthrough smash hit with “Tonight Tonight.” Declared “one of the catchiest pop-rock anthems of the summer” by USA Today, “Tonight Tonight” crashed into the... read full bio
Singer/songwriter Trent Tomlinson is one of those rare performers whose music is as straight-ahead and unpretentious as he is. While a junior year in high school, Tomlinson reached the finals of You Can Be a Star, a television talent show on The Nashville Network in which Trent placed second. Tomlinson's debut single, ""Drunker Than Me"", was released and followed by... read full bio
Ricochet is recognized not only for their exceptional musicianship but also for their potent six-part vocal harmonies. Ricochet is one of the few groups in the country music industry that is completely self-contained. Because of this, the band does not require any assistance from equipment tricks or more musicians in order to put on what many people consider to be... read full bio
