Nobu Woods creates independently from his bedroom studio, incorporating gloomy melodies and mellow, soothing vocals into a variety of Alternative R&B/Hip-Hop beats. The singer-songwriter, who was born and raised in Queens, started out as a producer for underground musicians before launching as a solo artist. The mysterious musician independently published his debut album, IRIS, following the publication of a few... read full bio
Nuovo Testamento, a trio from Los Angeles, is dazzling the dance floor with their distinctively dark pop songs with an italo disco taste. Their celebrated full-length album, New Earth, erupted into the scene with its elegant touch of 1980s-influenced club elements, catchy rhythms, and the potent punch of synthpop after the release of the coldwave cult hit Exposure EP on... read full bio
The lead singer and lyricist for Chicano Batman is Bardo Martinez. "Love Song for No One" was Bardo's debut single as a solo artist, and it came with a music video that was directed by Eric Coleman. With the release, Bardo used his timid crooner persona to play the part of a sequined rock star, a hopeless romantic, and a... read full bio
The band was founded by Kaoru Nakazawa and Yuto Uchino. Managing songwriting, recording, mixing, and production, Yuto Uchino is the driving force behind the band's sound. He produces a wonderful and dreamy musical experience with his smooth and silky voice and unique floating sense. A blend of jazz, funk, and soul adds to the band's indie and psychedelic pop roots... read full bio
Made by musicians that recognize the importance of melody, narrative, and engrossing soundscapes, Everyone Says Hi's self-titled first album is a collection that feels both pleasantly fresh and incredibly familiar. With an ensemble of seasoned musicians like Pete Denton, Glenn Moule, Ben Gordon, and Tom Dawson supporting him, Nick Hodgson—best known for his time as Kaiser Chiefs' drummer and songwriter—takes... read full bio
One of the most well-known voices in Brazilian Afro House, Curol is renowned for her genuine sound, which blends strong grooves with Brazilian percussion. In addition to her unforgettable appearances at Zamna in Tulum and the All Day I Dream presentation in Tulum and Ibiza, she has showcased her ability on legendary stages such as Rock in Rio, Tomorrowland Brasil,... read full bio
Italian-born TWENTY SIX, a Billboard Hot 100 artist, is redefining the tech house landscape with his audacious inventions and distinctive sound. He has received praise and notoriety on a global scale, drawing the interest of major labels including Glasgow Underground, Atlantic, Nervous, CR2, Insomniac, and Deeperfect. His music has a profound impact on thriving electronic music communities worldwide, and his... read full bio
The well-known Australian musician and songwriter Brad Cox has made a significant impact on the music industry by enthralling audiences with his genuine personality and grounded demeanor. Cox has established himself as one of the most well-known musicians in the nation with a string of albums that have reached the top of the charts and successful singles. His songs, which range... read full bio
Inspired by his West African heritage and a variety of inspirations, Ronis Goliath, a singer residing in Berlin with Cameroonian ancestry, blends pop, dancehall, R&B, and Afrobeat in his songs. His identity is expressed through music, which also acts as a bridge between his two native nations. Foo7, his most recent viral hit in Nigeria, Africa, also made it into... read full bio
Cobi has a long history as a singer, having been born on Minnesota's storied Highway 61. Cobi, a teenage blues guitar virtuoso, started playing in clubs and gained experience playing long nights in smoke-filled taverns all around the United States. With a recording deal with a major label in his pocket, he traveled the interminable roads of his native country to... read full bio
Originally from Leicester, Martin Luke Brown is a multi-talented artist, songwriter, and producer who now resides in London. He launched his debut album, "damn, look at the view!" in recent years, and then immediately jumped into surrealism superb and FIZZ with Dodie, Orla Gartland, and Greta Isaac. After that, they published their album "The Secret to Life," which peaked at number... read full bio
Master Peace, whose real name is Peace Okezie, has already done a number of electrifying headline gigs around the nation, chalked up daring collaborations with artists like Santigold, Wale, and The Streets, and won the Rising Star trophy at the Ivor Novello Awards for his debut album that charted in the Top 30. It appears that Master Peace will have... read full bio
Pale Jay is a mysterious music producer and soul singer. Although his exact identity is still unknown, he has gained notoriety for his flawless falsetto and dusty, soulful melodies since the publication of his debut EP, "The Celestial Suite." He has now released his first studio album and is getting ready to release "Low End Love Songs," his sophomore album. Many... read full bio
Nico Morano has established himself as a major influence in the field of melodic dance music after more than two decades of captivating performances. Audiences all over the world have been enthralled by his distinct energy and sound, which combines harmonic melodies with a natural, progressive touch and lively elements from Afro and Deep house. Nico injects new life into... read full bio
Wednesday songs are like quilts. It is a compilation of short stories, a patchwork of American southern portraits, a half-memory, and a collection of random events that strangely fit together. A scholar of people and one-liners, Karly Hartzman, the project's lyricist, vocalist, and guitarist, is as much a tale collector as she is a storyteller. The new and greatest album... read full bio
TORRES is aware of the shadows. Mackenzie Scott, who is a singer-songwriter from Brooklyn, waits until something—a memory, a feeling, or an idea—gnaws at her and tears at her throat and fingers before letting it out in song. Like a wild-eyed horse, her velvety voice struggles against its human biological limitations, yowling about envy with startling intensity on one end... read full bio
Christen Brandt grew up surrounded by women who supported one another while the males in their lives destroyed them. This had a profound effect on how she saw the world. It's what has led her to become a passionate supporter of girls' rights and has enabled her to form close bonds with the women and girls she encounters while traveling... read full bio
Former Chief Executive and IndustryWeek magazine editor-in-chief and publisher John R. Brandt is the founder and CEO of The MPI Group and a seasoned executive, entrepreneur, journalist, author, and researcher. NINCOMPOOPERY: Why Your Customers Hate You—and How to Fix It, his most recent award-winning book, is based on ground-breaking research on performance excellence and leadership in over 50,000 firms. Nincompoopery... read full bio
Since the release of her self-written and produced first EP, Jae Stephens, an R&B pop futurist who was born in Dallas and currently resides in Los Angeles, has been progressively gaining recognition. Fader has praised her tastemaker hits, which have attracted attention and led to collaborations with musicians like THEY, VanJess, Khamari, and Xavier Omar, further confirming her position as... read full bio
Since she was six years old, Alina Adams has been singing. She is starting to take her opportunities and resources seriously after receiving support from her friends and family. She was encouraged to release her music outside of her Notes app after getting online support from friends and complete strangers. With more than 21,000 streams, Adams' single "For Me" was a... read full bio
