Chris Fleming is a comedian most known for playing suburban alpha mom Gayle Waters-Waters in the popular web sitcom GAYLE. He has also made appearances on Tosh.0 and the Doctors has been profiled in Forbes, LA Weekly, Huffington Post, Cosmopolitan and the New Yorker. He performed his stand-up routine Showpig across the nation and was a part of the Montreal Just... read full bio
Although her debut single "I Require Therapy" was only posted a few days before the competition was officially over for this year, JACOTÉNE didn't need much time to create a serious impression with it and seal her position as a finalist for Unearthed High. The student at Star of the Sea College captures the soulfulness of Amy Winehouse, the power... read full bio
Rachel Wolfson was born in Las Vegas, Nevada, started her comedy career in Los Angeles and has since traveled the nation performing her brand of sophisticated humor. The dry humor of Wolfson's everyday existence is combined with crowd work to create her own humorous style. She appears as a new cast member in "Jackass Forever," the fourth film in the Jackass... read full bio
Midtown is a band hailing from New Brunswick, New Jersey, in the United States, and playing pop punk music. In November of 1998, three students from Rutgers University came together to form Midtown, but the band quickly expanded to include a fourth member. Before disbanding in 2005, the band issued three full-length studio albums in addition to three extended plays... read full bio
Australian pop singer, songwriter, and musician Mia Isobel Wray-McCann, better known by her stage name Mia Wray, hails from Noosa, Queensland. Wray gained notoriety after taking first place in the 2011 iteration of Telstra's Road to Discovery Program. Wray was born and raised in Noosa before moving to Melbourne. Before releasing her first single, "Work for Me," in 2020, she... read full bio
Abraham Alexander, who was born in Greece to parents of Nigerian ancestry, emigrated to Texas with his family when he was 11 years old in an effort to flee the racial tensions they experienced in Athens. Alexander infuses his music with a vibrant enthusiasm and irrepressible spirit, finally giving way to songs that radiate palpable hope, even when his lyrics... read full bio
Tanner Adell is a budding country pop sensation who fans have dubbed "Shaniyonce," a combination of Shania Twain and Beyonce. The viral hit "Love You A Little Bit," which was recently signed to Columbia Records, was highlighted on Spotify's Artist to Watch playlist and the Hot Country Artist to Watch Digital Billboard in Nashville, Tennessee. Even the renowned Dallas Cowboys... read full bio
Ojerime was provided with all of the necessary references to become a very accomplished composer since he was growing up in South London on a diet consisting of Barry White, Dolly Parton, and the New York trio SWV from the 1990s. A fast forward to the present day reveals that everything has worked out perfectly: tomorrow, she will release her... read full bio
Pheelz is the stage name of Phillip Kayode Moses, a Nigerian record producer, singer, and songwriter who has collaborated with numerous singers and acts, including Olamide and Tiwa Savage. Pheelz, a Lagos native who was reared in the city, is credited with producing all but one track on Olamide's "Baddest Guy Ever Liveth" album. He and Bnxn collaborated on the... read full bio
Peter Kim, a Korean American actor, has mastered the discipline of navigating the entertainment business as a multifaceted artist. He continues to captivate audiences with his scene-stealing performances and pushes himself as a producer, director, and teacher. Peter may presently be seen co-starring with writer-producer-director Radha Blank in the critically praised Lena Waithe-produced Netflix movie The Forty-Year-Old Version. The movie centers... read full bio
Brisbane's WAAX quintet has recently been putting out a lot of catchy noise. With the help of Australian indie powerhouse Dew Process and frequent radio appearances, they have been gaining fans' affections and selling out entire national tours. The band has been making significant waves on the festival circuit with standout sets at Splendour In The Grass, Falls Festival, Good Things and... read full bio
Jakob Armstrong, the youngest child of Green Day singer Billie Joe, started playing the guitar at age seven. He practiced alone and then joined bands in and around Oakland after making friends who shared his musical preferences. With the images of Ultraman action figures fighting in his head, he eventually created Ultra Q with a group of pals he made while... read full bio
Austin Sawyer is a singer-songwriter and Drumming Bird is his primary project. Since the beginning of his career, the musician has been writing and performing music under the moniker Drumming Bird, painstakingly developing a style that sits somewhere between the brash noise of indie rock and the moving working-class introspection of Americana. Nashville's current boom of DIY home studios, as well... read full bio
Emily Nenni, a singer and songwriter from California who now resides in Nashville, uses exquisite songwriting that is laced with honky-tonk spirit and just the perfect amount of soul to chronicle her life. On The Ranch [Normaltown/New West Records], her full-length debut album, she asserts herself as the ideal country storyteller. She has a profound understanding of music fueled by... read full bio
Christian Lee Hutson is a Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter with a keen talent for introspective detail and intimacy. He weaves across light Americana, witty indie pop and low-fi folk narrative. Although his music has a soft tone, his words are insistent and clear, which lends his performances a subtle strength. Despite starting out as a solo artist, Hutson gained notoriety as a... read full bio
The formation of Certainly So started with two young Alabama musicians who felt they wanted a larger sound when they recorded acoustic demos, so they contacted their Mississippi-born rhythm section. The demos were sent to Nashville from up north and once Porter and Corder learned what Gray and Wilson were up to, it was impossible for them to refuse. Producer/engineer Toby Hulbert was introduced... read full bio
Brit Taylor, a country singer and songwriter, hasn't backed down in a place notorious for dishing out heavy knocks. After a decade of "playing by the rules," she broke out on her own, released Real Me in less than a year and has already written and recorded Kentucky Blue, her follow-up album. Her critically acclaimed debut album Real Me was a... read full bio
You probably have heard someone say, "You've really got to hear Abby Hamilton," if you've spent any time learning about Kentucky's vibrant music industry. With opening slots for artists like Wynonna Judd, Shakey Graves, Kelsey Waldon, Valley Queen, Arlo McKinley and Justin Wells as well as performances at festivals like Railbird and Masters Musicians, the Kentucky singer-songwriter has established a reputation... read full bio
As a multi-instrumentalist and co-lead singer for Durand Jones & The Indications, the Baltimore-born and Brooklyn-based songwriter first shot to fame internationally. He wrote some of the band's most well-known songs, such as "Morning in America" and performed lead vocals on the instant hit "Is It Any Wonder", which featured Aaron's falsetto and was discovered by producer and Black Keys... read full bio
After relocating from Melbourne to Los Angeles, Jess Cornelius initially started penning the songs that would eventually make up Distance. She had been the main songwriter for Teeth and Tongue for numerous years, so she was eager to start over. However, the distance she discusses throughout the record is scarcely one that is geographical. Instead, in Distance, a skilled composer explores... read full bio
