Mari Froes is a unique artist who brings Brazilian rhythms to life with authenticity and understanding, drawing on Brazilian popular music. In 2019, she put out her first two songs, "Moça" and "Rosa e Laranja." Her first EP, "Nebulosa," came out and had more than 20 million plays. The musician has more than 1.3 million followers on Instagram, more than 7... read full bio
After creating history in Dubai by selling out Dubai Opera and headlining the iconic Coca-Cola Arena in front of thousands, Shawn Chidiac is now embarking on a tour of the United States. Shawn has established a global audience by transforming mundane experiences into comedy gold, utilizing his razor-sharp observational humor, viral routines, and spot-on accents. His comedy is universally relatable... read full bio
Jackson, a historian, professor, and the creator of the popular podcast History That Doesn't Suck!, has garnered a following by questioning conventional narratives and reinvigorating the past. His work is not limited to the classroom; it includes appearances on the HISTORY Channel and National Geographic, as well as his live stage show The Unlikely Union, which has sold out theaters... read full bio
Exceptional precision is required in figure skating. Madison Chock and Evan Bates have dedicated fifteen years to the development of this equilibrium, initially as companions and subsequently as husband and wife. During that period, they achieved the distinction of being the most decorated American ice dance team in history. Their accomplishments encompass a record-breaking seven U.S. national titles, three consecutive World... read full bio
The breezy, cheerful indie pop of the German four-piece band Rikas, which features Beach Boys harmonies, is more reminiscent of Southern California than Stuttgart. The group has performed over 300 concerts throughout Europe in recent years, including festival performances at Germany's Fusion Festival and MS Dockville, as well as support slots with Milky Chance, Alt-J, and Alice Phoebe Lou. Consequently,... read full bio
Thomas Gabriel developed an early interest in music after spending time touring with his grandparents, Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, when he was a child. Gabriel pursued substance addiction in addition to adhering to his family's musical tradition. His addictions resulted in an extensive arrest record and a number of years in prison. He was prompted to resume his exploration of... read full bio
BRIDGE, a Brooklyn-based DJ, cultural curator, and storyteller, utilizes her profound appreciation for House and Disco music to create sets that celebrate self-expression and exude pleasure. She is renowned for providing unforgettable, high-energy experiences that captivate both the emotions and the body, earning her the title of the Queen of Vibes and a rising star in New York City. BRIDGE, a... read full bio
An emotional fascination that is reflected in her creative process is the hallmark of Portuguese electronic music artist BIIA. She embarks on a voyage of self-expression that integrates various technological methodologies. These are stories that are both energetic and hard-hitting, and they can be accompanied by raw, hard 90's beats and peculiar sounds, with occasional pops of various genres. Her... read full bio
BombayMami was reared in Switzerland, the UK, and India. She was born in Switzerland and currently resides in London. Her unusual music creates a strong aural and visual environment by fusing pop and R&B with Indian classical music, creating a unique sound that combines both of her cultural heritage.... read full bio
Conrad Taylor, a producer and DJ from New York City, is a dual citizen of German and American descent. At a young age, he began composing music and learned the piano, which significantly influenced his dynamism and genre-fluid approach. Conrad's political tenure commenced with his election as one of the youngest elected officials in the history of the United States.... read full bio
LA based singer and rapper Roman Ray Leal aka rommulas uses the Spanish language and Mexican ancestry in his music something that many hispanic artists avoid doing in order to obtain mainstream notice. his spanish is far from excellent, but his attempt at mixing english and spanish rap is paving the way for more hispanic influence in the underground sector.... read full bio
The tale of Shallipopi starts in Benin. To be fair, according to Bini oral pedagogy, every story begins in Benin, since the 825-year-old kingdom is said to be the world's origin. Crown Uzama, also known as Shallipopi, began releasing music in 2016, following in the footsteps of his younger brother Zerrydl, who did the same in 2015, according to an... read full bio
Before moving to Los Angeles, KELS lived in Atlanta for three years. She is originally from Pittsburgh and went on a 52-show U.S. tour solo, without the backing of management or labels, and she became a major sensation. During her eight-month tour, her fan base increased fivefold, and they even chipped in to cover the costs. In addition to headlining the... read full bio
Classical voice training and an unwavering sense of artistic identity both influenced Toronto-born R&B singer-songwriter Haley Smalls, who also happens to be a self-taught recording engineer. Her music resides at the confluence of retro R&B, hip-hop, subtle synthwave, and Caribbean influences. The prodigy Haley, whose parents are of Bajan and European-Canadian descent, was born and raised in Toronto. At the... read full bio
Covering Massive Attack's "Teardrop," which is included on the soundtrack of "Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man," was the initial official release by The Girl In The Year. "The most sublime, beautiful interpretation of that song that anyone has ever done"—that is what Massive Attack's Robert Del Naja said when asked to rate the music. With that, the song was officially approved. Mama... read full bio
The former "Usama Bin Laughin" (now known as Usama Siddiquee) is entirely at ease writing a third-person autobiography. You should already be impressed by his effortlessness at this point. Standing comedian and New York City-based actor Usama Siddiquee is of Bengali American descent. You can brag to your friends about how into him you were before he became famous because he... read full bio
Winyah, who was born and raised in a little coastal town in South Carolina, burst onto the scene in early 2023 and has since become a household name. They have performed at Bonnaroo and shared stages with The Stews, The Vegabonds, and The Red Clay Strays, among many other renowned acts. Live performances by Winyah showcase their unique indie/southern rock sound,... read full bio
The Hellp are an indie electronic band who combine lyrics that reveal their emotions with heavy electronic beats and digital manipulations reminiscent of electroclash and bloghouse. They started concentrating on a hook-heavy sound while still retaining an unkish intensity and club-friendly immediacy after several years of gritty, self-issued early material, some of which was collected on 21's Vol. 1. They... read full bio
Charles Parnell is an American actor from Chicago, Illinois, best known for his roles as Derek Frye in the longtime running soap opera “All My Children”, the Narrator for “North Woods Law”, CMC Jeter in “The Last Ship”, and Jefferson Twilight in “The Venture Bros. Parnell has also been in films like “Pariah”, “42”, “Transformers: Age of Extinction”, and will... read full bio
Aidan Gallagher is best known for his acclaimed acting portraying the character Number Five as seen in Netflix’s THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY. A rising star featured in the 2018 Variety's Power of Young Hollywood list: Ones to Watch, Gallagher was twice Nominated Favorite Male TV Star for the Kids Choice Awards for his starring performance in the Emmy winning series... read full bio
