The sad-pop genre as we know it is shifting thanks to newcomer Tom King. The artist, who was born in Britain, made a strong entrance with his debut single, "why are you here" King followed this up with the glimmering and beautiful "No Mans Land," demonstrating superb navigation of the intimacy of life with commanding lyrical and vocal presence, garnering... read full bio
Tom Hamilton has announced his new artistic venture. The singer/guitarist, best known for his work with Joe Russo's Almost Dead and Billy & The Kids, will tour the East Coast with a new solo band. Hamilton promises a complete two-set show with plenty of new songs.In addition to his work with the Grateful Dead, the Philadelphia-bred guitarist has performed with... read full bio
Tom Grennan is a soulful indie artist, balancing the two genres to create a perfect blend of tone and flair. Grennan is a singer and songwriter. Grennan’s music is the result of his deep storytelling and instrumental talent. At the start of his career, Grennan played at open mics and small pubs. He accumulated a loyal following, and label managers... read full bio
The son of jazz drummer Jim Chapin, Tom is described as ""totally captivating"" by Billboard Magazine. Tom is a singer, guitar player, TV personality, concert performer, actor, composer, and recording artist. His concerts span generations and stereotypes, and his recordings have earned him awards from Parent's Choice, New York Music Awards, and Emmy and Peabody Awards for his work with... read full bio
Tom Bailey is a UK born musician and artist. He was a trained classical pianist in his formative years and taught music before forming the Thompson Twins. The line up included his first wife (then girlfriend) Alannah Curie and Joe Leeway. The 1980s brought a majority of their success. They were heavily featured on MTV with hit songs like Hold... read full bio
Tom A. Smith, a recent arrival from Sunderland, has already accomplished more than most artists do in a lifetime. He supported local psychedelic rockers Detroit Social Club at his very first gig when he was just eight years old. He then performed at Glastonbury before entering secondary school and Tim Burgess personally selected him to play his stage at Kendall Calling,... read full bio
Jordan Dunn-Pilz and Dan Alvarez de Toledo share a unique relationship. The two became tight and unbreakable friends while growing up in Newburyport, Massachusetts, through sleepovers, school choir rehearsals and discovering important bands, to the point that they are roommates in Brooklyn and complete one another's sentences. Their songwriting collaboration TOLEDO, which is named after the Spanish town and lvarez's family namesake,... read full bio
Born in the thriving Tokyo club and street scene in the late 1980s, Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra set out on a musical adventure that would revolutionize the ska subgenre. The legendary "TOKYO SKA PARADISE ORCHESTRA" with its now fabled yellow jacket, their very first independent album, was issued in 1989. They made their huge breakthrough with their song "Monster Rock"... read full bio
Tokyo Police Club is an indie rock band from Newmarket, Ontario, which consists of members David Monks, Graham Wright, Josh Hook and Greg Alsop. Tokyo Police Club formed together by friends who studied in school together and all of them played in a local band before it disbanded which led them to form Tokyo Police Club. They began their career... read full bio
The latest teen music craze has arrived under the name Tokio Hotel, a rock band from Germany that oozes sex appeal through their stage act, impulsive music and extra good looks. Their transition from home country's most-hyped music act to continent sensation had been smoothened with an energetic performance of their single 'Monsoon' at the 2007 MTV Europe Music Awards... read full bio
Together Pangea, a band from Los Angeles, has been pushing themselves with every new song since they first started jamming in William's bedroom in Santa Clarita. Living Dummy struck the match, Jelly Jam poured the gasoline, and Badillac ignited the fire with its ferocious, nineties rock-inspired flames. Along the process, the trio gained support from Consequence of Sound, Pitchfork, MTV, Stereogum,... read full bio
Toe is a Tokyo-based instrumental rock band made up of guitarists Mino Takaaki and Yamazaki Hirokazu, a drummer named Kashikura Takashi and a bassist named Yamane Satoshi. Their free flowing, highly melodic melodies, which are sometimes described as post-rock or math rock, include splashy yet carefully controlled drumming, explosive guitar interplay, as well as occasionally electronic elements and other instruments like... read full bio
After a series of well-received releases that leaned on everything from latin jazz and deep funk to cheesy euro sounds, Todd Terje has already established himself in the dance music circuit. Gems like the cheese monster "Eurodans" and the latin disco-fueled edit of Jacko's "Can't Help it," released under the Tangoterje edit-moniker, quickly went viral and caused a stir among industry... read full bio
Todd Snider is an alternative country artist from Portland, Oregon. His music is very versatile and ranges from Americana, to alternative country, folk rock, and roots rock. Snider began his career in music over two decades ago. Snider got his start when Keith Sykes, whom was a member of Jimmy Buffetts Coral Reefer Band, discovered him while a resident at... read full bio
Todd Carey has devoted his life to music, and his 14-year career has taken him to Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, and now Charleston. Perhaps his performances with John Mayer, Train, or The 1975 were your first exposure to him. More recently, you may have heard his tracks with Sara Bareilles, Jake Miller, and Shwazye. Editorial teams at Spotify (New... read full bio
Tobacco is a psychedelic electronic act fronted by Tom Fec. The electronic artist makes his home in Pittsburgh, working on a variety of musical projects including Black Moth Super Rainbow. Fec’s sounds are filled with unique personality, often fuzzed up with analog recording devices like cassette tapes and when listened to, the tracks give you the feeling of being transported... read full bio
Toadies are an American rock band that consists of members Vaden Todd Lewis, Mark Reznicek, Clark Vogeler, and Doni Blair. They were first formed in the late 80’s and took a few years off in the early 2000’s before coming back together again. Toadies have released seven studio albums, four live albums, and four EPs. Their debut album, “Rubberneck”, peaked... read full bio
Toad the Wet Sprocket (Glen Phillips on lead vocals and guitar, Dean Dinning on bass and vocals, Todd Nichols on lead guitar and vocals, and Randy Guss on the drums) share in the kind of musical chemistry that can only come from meeting in high school and writing, recording and touring on albums over the course of those nearly thirty... read full bio
To Kill A King is an indie rock band comprised of members Ralph Pelleymounter, Grant McNeil, Ben Jackson, James Ball, and Joshua Taffel. The group combines guitar, keyboard, bass, drums, and vocals to create their alternative sound. They have released two albums to critical acclaim, Cannibals With Cutlery and To Kill A King. To Kill A King has supported Dog... read full bio
Tkay Maidza is an Australian singer-songwriter and rapper. While growing up in Australia, Maidza went to school at the University of South Australia studying architecture until she decided to quit and become a full-time musician. She participated in Adelaides Northern Sound System artist development program and from there released her first single. After, she released an EP and the single... read full bio
