Ruby Gill is a musician who was born in Johannesburg and currently resides in Melbourne. Her music is known for its captivating poetry, deadpan wit, and honesty, all of which have already earned her millions of streams, awards, and radio play on stations ranging from triple j to BBC6Music and KCRW. In September 2022, Ruby released her long-awaited debut long-playing... read full bio
British alternative rock musician, producer, and lyricist David John Haskins, better known by his stage name David J, plays bass for Love and Rockets as well as the Gothic rock band Bauhaus. In addition to writing and directing his own plays, Silver for Gold (The Odyssey of Edie Sedgwick) in 2008, The Chanteuse and The Devil's Muse in 2011, and many... read full bio
Tom Becker and his band present Back Home Again: A Tribute to John Denver. Former member of the legendary folk group The New Christy Minstrels, Tom has also performed with Grammy winners, American Idol finalists and several music legends, including Gregg Allman, Ray Charles, Exile, Frankie Ford, The Kingston Trio, Jerry Lee Lewis, Willie Nelson, Jerry Jeff Walker and American... read full bio
Basya Schechter formed Pharaoh's Daughter, and in doing so, she created a brand of music that combines her religious Jewish spiritual music background, world beat, and the intense lyrical detail of a Pop singer/songwriter. Pharaoh's Daughter was invited to Queen Elizabeth Hall in London as part of a weeklong UK Mini Tour in the Tenth London Biannual Jewish Music Festival.... read full bio
Bad Bad Hats is an indie rock band based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota. It is comprised of band members Kerry Alexander with the vocals & guitar, Chris Hoge on the drums and Noah Boswell playing bass. Kerry and Chris attended college together and began writing music to record multiple demos, which would later form their first EP, titled It Hurts.... read full bio
David Wax Museum is a two-person band formed by David Wax and his now wife, Suz Slezak. David has always had an interest in Mexican folk music, and he further exposed himself to the genre by taking frequent trips to Mexico to experience the traditional music. He met Suz while at Cambridge, and the duo began recording songs together... read full bio
Melina Duterte from Oakland, California has dubbed her musical project Jay Som. Merlina began playing instruments at a young age, playing the trumpet as a child. While she was set to join a conservatory program for jazz music, she decided against it to focus on her love for songwriting. She studied music production and recording at her local community college,... read full bio
Colin Stetson is best known as an American saxophonist and dabbles with playing clarinet, bass clarinet, French horn, flute, and cornet. As a seasoned multi-instrumentalist, Stetson uses his extensive knowledge of brass and woodwind instruments to create evocative and elaborate sounds. He has released solo works, but also regularly collaborates with indie rock bands like ‘Arcade Fire’, ‘Animal Collective’, ‘Feist’,... read full bio
Alice Merton is a singer based in Germany. Her first EP, ‘No Roots’, reached number two on German charts and number one on French charts. Merton’s songs are fueled by her wanderlust, she has moved a total of 11 times, which inspired the title for her first EP, ‘No Roots’. Her debut EP peaked at number 14 on the US... read full bio
Aly Spaltro, known by her stage name Lady Lamb, is a songwriter and musician. Spaltro started recording music while working at a video rental store in her hometown in Maine. Her first recordings were distributed at the Bullmoose Record Store in Maine. Spaltro later moved to New York to record her debut studio record, Ripely Pine. Since, she has gained... read full bio
Mappe Of is a Canadian folk artist; he spins avant-garde stories with musical instruments and haunting vocals. His music is like no other- the way Mappe Of combines sounds of trumpet, violin, guitar, and other instruments is almost alien. Mappe Of writes songs based on his own and others personal experiences. Over the years, he has collected events and emotions... read full bio
The rock and roll couple Whitehorse is made up of Melissa McClelland and Luke Doucet. The Canadian band is known for its folk rock, but they also include elements of roots rock, alternative country, and blues in their music. Whitehorse are renowned for their flawless songwriting skills, which frequently result in songs about imperfect individuals and anti-fairytales. The Juno Award... read full bio
James Hill and Anne Janelle were drawn together by four strings and a chocolate bar. Their simple friendship turned Hill and Janelle into one of the most world-class singer-songwriter-ukulele-cello duos. With a background in folk, jazz, and blues, Hill decided to combine his authentic sound with that of Janelles classic cello melodies. What the two artists create is a truly... read full bio
The Mulligan Brothers band is from Mobile, Alabama. For the past three years, the group has been touring through the United States and Europe. The Mulligan Brothers perform a unique take on Americana Folk music. They combine the styles of Americana, bluegrass, and folk to create beautiful sounds. From haunting ballads to rocking riffs, The Mulligan Brothers take audiences on... read full bio
Alex Lahey is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter from Melbourne, Australia. She’s embraced a simple, story-telling style of music and almost always incorporates melodic, guitar-driven hooks in her songs. Lahey performs with three other band members and often plays electric guitar during live performances. Stylistically, her music can be described as alternative, indie rock. Her single, “You Don’t Think You Like People... read full bio
The Bottle Rockets have been performing for nearly three decades. Their creation helped lay out a subgenre of music, shaped by rock and roll, roots rock, and poetry. Alongside Uncle Tupelo, the Jayhawks, Blue Mountain, and Whiskeytown, the Bottle Rockets made a name for themselves. The band, comprised of members John Horton, Mark Ortmann, Brian Henneman, and Keith Voegle, is... read full bio
The Atlanta-based Beatles tribute band, The Return, formed when four young friends got together to jam out on their favorite Beatles songs. Shortly after, they played in front of an audience and were instantly a hit. The band began performing on a regular basis, so they decided to make it official with the name, the Roaches.They became more serious about... read full bio
Currently making music from Atlanta, Georgia, Liz Brasher is a singer and songwriter proud to be from the South. Her music is injected with an unmistakably soulful sound, heartfelt contralto vocals, and a pleasant hint of Southern-style twang; she artfully combines genres such as jazz, pop, blues, country, Americana, and gospel into a friendly yet fierce style that is uniquely... read full bio
Laetitia Tamko, who calls herself Vagabon, is a Cameroon native who currently resides in New York City. Vagabon is a multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter making a name for herself in the indie-rock world. Much of her music involves raw electric guitar and full tenor vocals. She got her start at Silent Barn, a community art space in Brooklyn, and has released an... read full bio
Boom Forest is the creation of John Paul Roneys, a Nashville songwriter and contemporary, alternative advocate. Through his music, drawing inspiration from Bob Dylan, Kid A, and the Southern Baptist choir, the artist creates his own traditional sound. Boom Forest aspires to build authentic human connections with audiences across the nation. He has toured the nation without technology, practicing the... read full bio
