The Almost, the emo-driven alt-rock solo project of Aaron Gillespie, the former drummer and sporadic lead singer for Underoath, the Christian metalcore band he co-founded, first appeared in the late 2000s. While Southern Weather was mostly a Gillespie solo project, later albums saw the Almost develop into a real band, giving rise to the more collaborative sound seen on Monster... read full bio
Teenage Wrist combine the subdued intensity of grunge with elements of shoegaze and alternative rock, taking inspiration from groups like The Cure and The Smashing Pumpkins. A deal with Epitaph Records resulted from their debut EP, Dazed, which they had originally planned to release as a side project. Chrome Neon Jesus, their first full-length release, was produced by Carlos de... read full bio
Sydney Rose expresses deep passion encased in a delicate voice from behind the piano or while holding a guitar. The multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter from Georgia expresses complex emotions with an uncensored soul and a depth of insight that defies her youth. She directly addresses uncertainty, worry, loneliness and grief via a sensitivity understandable at any stage of life, establishing her as... read full bio
Sorcha Richardson is an Irish singer-songwriter who embellishes introspective songwriting with ethereal electronic production. At the age of 10, she and her buddies formed their first band. She moved to Brooklyn and her debut EP, Sleep Will Set Me Free, was independently published. The follow-up, Last Train, was released by Crosswalk Records. She had her first sold-out concert in Dublin after... read full bio
Cash has made the audacious and ambitious decision to shake off the past and move forward after three albums and years spent fronting the ragtag powerfolk band Sam Cash & The Romantic Dogs; touring as a headliner and opening for acts like Hannah Georgas, July Talk, The Strumbellas, Arkells and Lights. Keep Kicking is an ambitiously understated album that will soak... read full bio
Her music is varied, ever-evolving and authentic, much like her journey. Ruby, who comes from the little town of Shelburne, Ontario, and was raised by two artists, was immediately surrounded by the world of music. Now that she is an artist herself, she plugs in and belts out, leaving you speechless. If It Comes Down To It, Ruby's eagerly awaited sophomore... read full bio
Out of the Southern heat, Royal Thunder summon stoner rock rhythms from Atlanta. The band's foggy psychedelic sound is reminiscent of early stoner and space rock and more heavenly subtlety is added by progressive/occult rock and grunge elements. Mlny Parsonz, the band's singer and bassist, created the group. Her deep vocals give the swaggering sound of the band a touch of... read full bio
The St. Louis-born singer/songwriter, who had recently moved from Nashville to Los Angeles right before the epidemic, did what any sane person would do: he sought comfort online and created a community. His rapidly expanding internet popularity soon surpassed six figures as a result of their adoration for both his endearingly humble demeanor and his seductive music, a contemporary mashup... read full bio
It's getting more and harder for artists to stand apart from their colleagues in today's oversaturated music scene. Zaia, an Atlanta-born singer and rapper, is one musician who has succeeded in doing this. Zaia released his EP RESET after joining Not Fit For Society / Arista Records. The album's five songs demonstrated his taste in unusual instrumentation and his... read full bio
The Albany trio Young Culture are back with a fresh new album, You Had To Be There, little over a year after the release of their EP Godspeed, which features the upbeat song "Hum" about the delights of being in love. The two songs that served as the record's lead singles—"Tattoo" and "Good Karma," whose melancholy rush of high-octane energy... read full bio
The Chicago-based indie-punk band Worry Club was founded by singer/songwriter Chase Walsh and media, graphic designer, etc. Zack Zagula. In just over three years since the collective's formation, they have gathered 7 million streams and over 250k monthly listeners. Through a catalog of tunes that swiftly found their audience online throughout the epidemic, Worry Club has amassed a passionate and loyal fan... read full bio
Sabrina Teitelbaum, a singer/songwriter from Los Angeles, performs as Blondshell, her most irate, vulnerable and clear side. Blondshell is a lady who is aware of her wounds and rather than turning away, examines, treats and closes them. Teitelbaum took solace in the music of giants like Patti Smith, Joy Division and the Velvet Underground while growing up in a tumultuous New York City home. She... read full bio
Arushi Jain is an electronic musician and engineer who specializes in modular synthesis. She is also a vocalist, producer, radio DJ and engineer with an unconventional take on a long-standing heritage. Her music is influenced by traditional Hindustani ragas and is expressed in a modern and trendy fashion. Her music is a distinctive recreation of the collision of her two opposing... read full bio
The artist moved to London from her peaceful homeland of Kilcullen, a tiny village in County Kildare, to start a new life there. She also threw herself into single life after a recent breakup and began exploring the city's late-night hotspots. By pressing play on the next mixtape by the artist, titled 'STARLANE' after the DLR station near her recording... read full bio
Omega Mighty wants her music to inspire you and give you a sense of power. But the artist acknowledges that occasionally it was difficult for her to feel that way. Her advice is to just be yourself and to accept yourself if that self differs from the standard. On her first EP Me & Youforia, which combines her sensual and silky... read full bio
Ethan Surman has honed his art for a lifetime. A real singer, composer and multi-instrumentalist with a blending of static bedroom sounds and pop tune frenzy that veers between hip-hop, indie and R&B. Dominic Fike, Daniel Caesar, Tame Impala, Stevie Wonder and the Beatles are just a few of the artists that have influenced Surman as he creates an homage to the deeply emotional works... read full bio
Mi'kmaq singer, songwriter, producer and composer Drives the Common Man is from Southern Ontario, Canada. Drives is a new artist on the rise with more than 200k fans on the social media platform TikTok. His love of alternative music and rock is fueled by his enthusiasm for pop and rock. Over the last year, Andrew Joseph Stevens III, better known online... read full bio
Wolfacejoeyy, a rapper from Staten Island, is a well-known and renowned artist. He got an early start on a massive surge of new talent before the epidemic and he hasn't looked back since. "omg" was the title of Wolfacejoeyy's debut official release, which was created by y2tnb. Even though this first single is similar to a song from an artist's prime,... read full bio
Lancey Foux: Who is he It's obvious that Lancey Foux is not one to be categorized and that medium is where he flourishes after meeting him on a wet day in South London and witnessing him come alive in an East London studio. It would be reasonable to say that music was his chosen career after he had been producing music for... read full bio
Gia Margaret spent her formative years concentrating on the skill of classical piano composing while growing up in Chicago. Gia, however, got the desire to write and record a new kind of music after listening to greats like Nick Drake, Stina Nordenstam, The Roches and Connie Converse. The outcome was her independently produced first album There's Always Glimmer, which gained popularity... read full bio
