Sen Senra's narrative is among the most astonishing achievements in the recent history of the music industry, especially when you consider how unfavorable the conditions were at the turning point between his early albums and the popular Sensaciones. His third album, Sensaciones, was the first that Sonido Muchacho and Universal jointly issued. With 14 songs, the artist finally delivered on the... read full bio
Brimheim's lyrical fragility, which was born out of a beauty in brokenness, glitters in the sun while stormy guitar layers smash on the coast. Brimheim means "home of the breaking waves" in the literal sense. A moniker she adopted from her mother in honor of her Faroese ancestry and a tribute to the overwhelming emotions that characterize Brimheim's work. Critics... read full bio
With backing from organizations like Glastonbury, NME, SoYoung Magazine and BBC 6 Radio music, Maruja has already gained a reputation as one of the most electrifying live artists on the UK underground scene. Their string of sold-out performances has wowed audiences around the UK and Europe. Maruja is a powerful evocative force that carries listeners to a diverse and grimy realist universe. The... read full bio
Music is an out-of-body experience and Mary Droppinz lives by this simple concept. Mary aims to elicit the complete gamut of feelings and movements as she shakes the decks with her ever-eclectic sound, which fuses experimental, breaks, acid, house, g house, hip hop, electro and more. Thanks to her father's seasoned drumming talents, Mary developed an interest for rhythm when she was growing up in... read full bio
Drum & bass producer Justin Hawkes, formerly known as Flite, is headquartered in Austin and he offers a distinctive musical dynamic. He has gained a lot of support over the course of his ten-year career from significant artists including Wilkinson, Andy C, Netsky, Porter Robinson, A.M.C, Sub Focus, Dimension, Noisia, R.L. Grime and many more scene heavyweights. Justin's release discography spans notable... read full bio
Eugene Entsir is a British Ghanaian composer and recording artist best known by his stage name "Eugy" in the UK. One of the major figures leading the wave of African-inspired sonics that has swept the UK scene is Eugy, who relocated to London and has since made it his home. His London upbringing and Ghanaian origin have combined to create a... read full bio
Anja Plaschg, an alternative singer-songwriter from Austria, had Top Five commercial success in her own country while releasing her critically praised album debut as Soap & Skin as a teenager. Plaschg, who was born in Gnas and grew up on a pig farm, started playing the piano when she was a youngster and eventually went on to study at the Vienna... read full bio
A dream pop/indie rock duo from Birmingham, UK is called JAWS. With albums like Be Slowly, Simplicity and their third LP The Ceiling, the band offers moody and ethereal reverb-laden songs on self-identity, love and introspection. The band, which consists of guitarist Alex Hudson, drummer Eddy Geach and vocalist/guitarist Connor Schofield, was founded when Schofield uploaded a self-made demo online. When he was a... read full bio
Jamie Leeming's fascination with music has always played a significant role in his dynamic connection with it. It might be his concern with how memories are experienced as a teenager, which is essential to his debut solo album, Resynthesis, or his obsession with Miles Davis' Bitches Brew cover at a nearby HMV. As a result of his musical curiosity, Leeming... read full bio
Ted Park is an Asian American success tale who rose above the mire. Ted, who was born in Wisconsin, to immigrant parents, had a hard upbringing. Ted landed himself in Brooklyn, living in a friend's basement after dropping out of high school and traveling by bus to New York to follow his goal. Later, when he was starting out, he moved to... read full bio
Tow'rs' core consists of Kyle and Gretta Miller, a husband and wife team who write poignant songs and alternate on lead and harmonies. Their memories, concerns, heartache and optimism are translated into unvarnished, authentic indie-folk rock songs that are propelled by an alternative singer-songwriter pulse. The pair met while composing and performing together in college and now resides in the highlands of... read full bio
Spike Punch, Vincenzo D (as Frankie Topaz), Shidi Amin (aka Sideboard Ford), Cavallo Nero (aka Hornelle Equinox) and Jingles (aka Pistachio Buttercup) make up the quintet Total Giovanni, which is now based in Melbourne. Total Giovanni, who have gained popularity for their visually striking and exhilarating live performances, produce dance music to promote societal mental liberty. With a succession of single releases... read full bio
The Dryes (Derek and Katelyn) have gained thousands of new fans and followers since making their debut on the current season of NBC's "The Voice," joining Team Blake. Already, USA Today, Taste of Country, Entertainment Weekly and American Songwriter have taken notice of them. The Dryes have received praise from Rolling Stone, People and Country Today since their first release, according to... read full bio
GeeJay received a highly sought-after spot to perform at the Love Supreme Festival as the champions of Yamaha's Funk It Up Competition. They played their own sold-out headline gig at Servant Jazz Quarters in addition to recent international appearances at the Sugar Club in Dublin, the Lodge Room in Los Angeles and the IQ center in Kiev. One of the most... read full bio
Emma McGrath is a singer-songwriter from the North London neighborhood of Harpenden. Since she self-released her debut EP, The Judgement, she has been producing her own music. The self-released song "Sit With Me" that followed it drew the attention of important media, including BBC Introducing, which twice named it Track Of The Week and Radio 2, where both Dermot O'Leary and... read full bio
Philadelphia-based guitarist and vocalist Zinadelphia performs music and w ith her debut song, "Mirrorball," Zinadelphia blends parts of different genres that are greatly influenced by Neo-Soul, Jazz, Funk and Folk music. Zinadelphia has been quickly but significantly breaking into the music industry with a 7-piece band. Zinadelphia is eager to continue the musical adventure with other releases because of the overwhelming... read full bio
After the publication of her self-titled first EP, Woodes gained popularity both domestically (where she was included on numerous "ones to watch" lists) and abroad. Since then, in addition to her own headline tours, she has performed at several festivals, including Splendour in the Grass, SXSW and Beyond the Valley, and toured with artists including Thelma Plum, Asgier and Sylvan Esso. Two... read full bio
Jack Tatum, previously of Jack and the Whale and Facepaint, now goes by the name Wild Nothing for his musical ventures, which started as shimmering, synth-washed indie pop. Tatum's career has been focused on fusing his delicate melodies with gentle, reverberant instrumental accompaniment and his whisper-intimate vocals. His early recordings featured a shimmering copy of Kate Bush's "Cloudbusting," and he... read full bio
Twin sisters Paris and Amber Strother, who were born in Minneapolis and currently reside in Los Angeles, received critical praise for their first album We Are KING. They were nominated for a Grammy for Best Urban Contemporary Album with their debut album, making them the first independent musicians to do so. The song received high marks on several media outlets' best-of-the-year... read full bio
Vundabar is a Boston-based group that creates jangly, fuzzed-out indie rock with surf and math influences that is heavily infused with post-punk attitude. The band gained popularity after breaking through when their explosive tune "Alien Blues" unexpectedly became a streaming hit. The following year, Vundabar released their fifth long-player, Satan for the Fire, to capitalize on that popularity. While still in... read full bio
