Cyril Kamar (K Maro), whose family immigrated to Montreal from Lebanon, 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. At the young age of 19, he established his production company,... read full bio
Producer Jake Sweeney, a native of Detroit, struggled to polish his style of high-energy trap and bass combined with menacing dubstep sound design. He eventually settled on a deep, dark sound that has become a distinctive signature in his music and won him the admiration and backing of influential people in the industry. He collaborated with friend and fellow bass... read full bio
In 1991, Mr. Jefferey Herbert founded the Original Pinettes Brass Band, the only female brass band in the universe. Each member was raised in New Orleans, Louisiana, and went to the historically black, all-girl Catholic institution, St. Mary's Academy High institution (HBHS). The Original Pinettes, who started out with 16 or more women, eventually included not just St. Mary's girls... read full bio
Drapht himself is at the top of skill mountain, leading a group of brilliant musicians with meticulous execution and a broad vision. In Shadows and Shinings, the harsh fabric of catharsis and self-expression is interwoven with a colorful narrative and comedy. Drapht explores Shadows and Shinings in depth and shares a lot of information. Drapht's personal relationships, whether introspective, familial,... read full bio
The debut EP "dealing with ghosts" was released by Bordeaux, France-based indie alternative artist Naya Mo. After appearing for The 1975, Naya released three songs that highlighted her ethereal vocals: "before the darkness comes again," "lost minds," and "haunting me" (produced by Daughter's Remi Aguilella). The grittier alternative rock of her most recent hits, "wanderlust" and "outsider," is influenced by mid-2000s... read full bio
On Christmas Day, Aodhán King, who is pronounced Aiden, was born in Sydney, Australia. While helping to sing at Hillsong's youth ministry in high school, he fell in love with music. The band Young & Free was established there, along with some of his closest friends. Among the band's accomplishments are over 1.2 billion streams in North America alone, eight... read full bio
Knowing God is essential to Hulvey's development as a person and as a medium for his creative and personal development. Themes of gratitude, maturity, and comfort are explored in the Brunswick, Georgia native's music, which mirrors the tranquility he currently enjoys. In the five years since he signed with Reach Records, Hulvey has traveled the country and released his highly... read full bio
Rapper Nobigdyl first formed the indie tribe as a loose coalition alongside WHATUPRG, Jarry Manna, Mogli the Iceburg, and himself. Only when the latter two departed and DJ Mykael V and Jon Keith joined did the indie tribe begin to function more cohesively. Even though they have always been a close-knit group, their incredible run was enhanced by the excitement around their... read full bio
Actress, producer, singer, songwriter, dancer, and social media influencer Jenna Davis is a gifted individual. She most recently provided the voice of M3gan, the title character in Blumhouse's popular horror-thriller.The Hollywood Reporter stated that the movie "would be nothing without her voice work," while the Rolling Stone praised Jenna for making M3gan come to life, describing her voice acting "perfectly right."... read full bio
Whales has emerged as a prominent figure in the bass genre thanks to his dark, melodic style, which combines hard-hitting synths and fluttery basslines. Captivating percussion and powerful, varied tunes contrast with his gentle harmonies. With a range of styles, such as futuristic bass vibes and powerful dubstep heaters, each track captivates listeners. Whales engaged himself completely in... read full bio
Melbourne-based Tim, also known as Midnight Dance Party, is a budding electronic musician who specializes in creating evocative, emotionally charged dance music. Songs like "may I have this dance" and "without ur love" have struck a deep chord with listeners, landing them on prominent editorial playlists on Spotify and Apple Music. Midnight Dance Party is rapidly making a name for... read full bio
One of Australia's most formidable beat-masters, Flood has a distinctive and refined drum set that combines rhythm, power, and control. From the drum chair, Alex leads his own band, pushing a new dynamic and rhythmic kind of live dance music known as "nu-jazz," "jazztronica," and "jazz house music." With a live band and a jazzy touch, Alex's sound flips house,... read full bio
Dropout Kings is a band that combines elements of hip hop/trap and heavy metal to produce their distinctive "Trap Metal" sound. They take great satisfaction in creating original and avant-garde soundscapes and being pioneers in this distinctive genre. Songs like Scratch & Claw and Going Rogue showcase their contemplative rap lyrics and impassioned voices over sophisticated, metal-inspired orchestration. With millions... read full bio
Nali would rather let her music speak for her. The Brooklyn, New Yorker's lyrics, which are set to hip-hop and lo-fi R&B beats, reflect her heart, soul, and life experiences. Songwriting took the place of life events that Nali missed during the pandemic, such as graduations and proms. Since then, the music has received attention as the self-recorded tracks became... read full bio
With their fiery Fleetwood Mac renditions, Rumours ATL has been lighting up venues all around the United States since 2014. Known as the greatest Fleetwood Mac tribute band, they have enthralled audiences all over the world by performing at prestigious venues and festivals both domestically and outside. Rumours sells out arenas and leaves audiences singing, dancing, and learning new aspects... read full bio
The most booked and critically acclaimed tribute to the legendary Sun Records recording artists Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Elvis Presley is One Night in Memphis, which was created and directed by John Mueller. It features former cast members of the Broadway hit musical "Million Dollar Quartet." More over ninety minutes of genuine 1950s rock & roll, country,... read full bio
Singer/songwriter Brandon Wisham is a potent new voice in country music with the kind of unadulterated skill that draws attention right away. His debut song, "Pain Won't Last," which he composed at the age of 19, was a heartbreaking song about losing his father to COVID. The up-and-coming young performer was recruited by country music icon Bailey Zimmerman to accompany... read full bio
Tyler Nance, who represents a new sound in country music, skillfully combines distinctive tunes that blend genres with compelling lyrics. The singer-songwriter is still gaining popularity around the nation, and his debut single "Wasted Chances" quickly accumulated over 4 million streams. Since releasing his first single a little more than a year ago, he has already faced a pivotal point... read full bio
The Gully Boys' beginnings unfold like a well-planned cascade of events. Kathy Callahan told their coworker Nadirah McGill about her desire to become a vocalist when she was organizing used clothing in a thrift store in the Minneapolis region. After persuading Natalie Klemond, a buddy from middle school, to play bass for the trio, Nadi grabbed a pair of drumsticks... read full bio
Since the publication of her debut track, "Alternate Ending," Chloe Ament, an indie pop musician from Baltimore, has gained admirers worldwide. Ament has produced an engrossing discography that explores themes of identity, desire, and coming-of-age, drawing most of her lyrical inspiration from books and films. From their childhood home, Chloe and her brother, Patrick Ament, compose, record, and produce all of their... read full bio
