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
As the Lead Pastor of the Vineyard Church in Los Angeles, the historic cradle of the global signs and wonders movement, Josh Shaw is a prophetic voice for a new generation. His writings represent a singular and potent nexus of modern charismatic faith and ancient spiritual disciplines, where everyday spiritual practices are transformed into a means of achieving supernatural experiences.... read full bio
Masey McLain, an actress, producer, and screenwriter known for her fearless appearances in inspirational movies and television shows, is a vibrant voice of faith in the entertainment industry. Her most well-known roles are her breakthrough performance as Rachel Joy Scott in the feature film I'm Not Ashamed and her leading part as Ashley Baxter in the Amazon Prime series The... read full bio
Born in Charlottesville, Virginia, chef Mason Hereford grew up with a fondness for sandwiches. Specifically, a sandwich consisting of turkey and cranberry sauce, served on a French roll with sharp cheddar, herb mayo, and lettuce. It is known as the Jefferson, and it influenced his life in a significant way. He declared at an early age that he would one... 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
Nevo the Mentalist has enthralled audiences all around the world with his remarkable performances since he debuted his distinctive WonderBoy show in Dubai. As the youngest professional mentalist in the world, Neo continuously pushes the limits of business and mentality, fusing amusement with deep psychological understanding. Because of his outstanding accomplishments, Forbes magazine named him one of its 30 Under 30... read full bio
Barry “Butch” Wilmore was fascinated by the wonder of creation from an early age. His insatiable curiosity driven him to gaze up at the sky. He was transported through the heavens and into space by that same awe, where the splendor of the cosmos mirrored the glory of its Creator in ways that words could hardly express. Butch never lost... read full bio
Elliott Skinner is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, and producer who approaches folk and soul music with an ethereal quality. His personal, multi-layered sound is characterized by a strong emphasis on narrative and the continuation of the Black Radical Tradition. Skinner has gained recognition and collaborated with artists like Chance the Rapper, Eryn Allen Kane, Leon Bridges, Samora Pinderhughes, Nai Palm (Hiatus... read full bio
Sounds fit together like puzzle pieces for Wes Parker. An off-kilter chord progression and do-it-yourself beat could be well complemented by a breathtakingly heavenly vocal, while a fiery guitar riff could click next to a shattered piano tune. These components work together to create the individual portrait that his music portrays. In his home studio, he appears to be working like... read full bio
This UK group has produced a sound designed for sweat-soaked goth club dancefloors by fusing raw industrial power, dark elegance, and hedonistic, body-moving intensity. Their visceral vision is fueled by a bold and courageous mentality. With a distinctive sound influenced by the intensity of Nine Inch Nails, the genre-bending chaos of Poppy, and the euphoric, cinematic storytelling of Lorde, London-based Saint Agnes... read full bio
Although Willowake's unique sound has its roots in rock, they add elements of alternative rock to give it a new twist. They separate out from the competition thanks to the unadulterated, genuine intensity of their song. Their music takes listeners on an emotional journey through the highs and lows of life. With each track, Willowake strikes the perfect balance between power... read full bio
A little community in East Texas is home to the country rock group Mac Hankins and the Moonlighters. Their style is greatly influenced by musicians like Koe Wetzel, Giovannie and the Hired Guns, and Treaty Oak Revival. Their music is upbeat and emotionally charged.... read full bio
Highway Home is a harmony-driven country trio that combines tight vocals, poignant songwriting, and a late 1990s/early 2000s country feel. The quartet, which consists of singer-songwriters Stanton Langley, Conner Sweeny, and Eamon Owen, produces nostalgic songs with a modern twist. Highway Home, which was created in Nashville after being born in the South, is a blend of unforgettable melody and... read full bio
