In a theatrical, cabaret-style opening, Dessy Di Lauro introduces her event by having a dance entourage walk straight onto the dance floor. The best party ever is created by fusing the style, music and organic sounds of the 1920s and 1930s with modern technology to boost creativity and amazing visual features. Songs like "Why U Raggin" will get everyone in the club... read full bio
Andy Hull, the lead singer of Manchester Orchestra, performs as a solo side project under the name Right Away, Great Captain! The band's MySpace features their debut album, "The Bitter End," which was published on January 14 via Favorite Gentlemen Recordings. The follow-up, "The Eventually Home," was made available on Hull's label Favorite Gentlemen Recordings on Tuesday, November 11, 2008.... read full bio
CUBENSIS, a band that performs the music of the Grateful Dead, was formed in 1987 by a group of musicians who were Deadheads in response to the band's extremely infrequent trips to Southern California. Guitarist Craig Marshall put together a band to meet the demand, and they began playing at local bars and backyard events under the name "Sugar Cubensis."... read full bio
Greta Isaac is a folk singer and songwriter who was born and raised in Cardiff, United Kingdom. Her music, which is an explosive amalgamation of pop, folk, and alternative rock, explores the messy, complicated, and dramatic charm of the current human experience. She turns her own life experiences into songs that are poetic, energetic, and alive through the use of... read full bio
Matthew Stephen Ward is a musician who hails from Portland, Oregon, and is known for his singing, songwriting, and guitar playing. His solo work is a blend of Americana analog recordings inspired by folk music and blues, and he has released ten studio albums since 1999, the majority of which were distributed by the independent label Merge Records. In addition... read full bio
Maria Luiza de Arruda Botelho Pereira de Magalhoes, better known as Mallu Magalhoes, is a musician, singer, and songwriter from Brazil. Her full name is Maria Luiza de Arruda Botelho Pereira de Magalhoes. Through her MySpace profile, which featured both her original music and covers of songs by other well-known musicians, Mallu first gained widespread recognition. She was published in... read full bio
Truett Heintzelman and Philip Lupton's initiative called Briscoe is based in Austin. Philip founded Briscoe during his senior year of high school to serve as a platform for his own music. Truett joined the band after the redheaded pair met at The University of Texas, making them an official unit. The two have together issued an EP called "Briscoe EP." A... read full bio
The A's are Alexandra Sauser-Monnig and Amelia Meath. The duo's debut album, FRUIT, features strange, outlandish cosmic cowboy tunes that are performed on guitar, hair, ice, nylon shorts, gravel and other instruments. Longtime friends and partners' brand-new project is contemplative, immersive and illustrative with a strong, completely realized artistic vision — a joyous explosion that is both seductive and peaceful at the... read full bio
Nat Myers has a casual, unplugged aesthetic. Though he'll be the first to admit it isn't his own, he is an artist who uses an effervescent and genuine candor to take listeners back to a bygone era. Before discovering the sound he projects, he busked as a street performer to find folks who know old styles. Nat, a "roots and... read full bio
Kiely Connell is a transplant from the rustbelt to Nashville, Tennessee. Kiely finds inspiration in the hardworking residents of her hometown neighborhood in the Midwest. "Kiely's songs walk a tightrope," one of her contemporaries said. "They plant each step equally with the elegance at the heart of folk music, and the unshakable assurance of a seasoned rock and roll spirit." You... read full bio
The voice of Kassi Valazza is thick and golden bright. It is vaporous and exhilarating, swirling around in your thoughts like whisky in a snifter. Pedal steel and electric guitar lope along at half-time for the most of Dear Dead Days, with the in-tune rhythm section booming from the low end. Southwest-born musicians consistently offer a languid ease—the slow tempo... read full bio
Griffin William Sherry's roots in the ever-evolving Folk, Americana and Rock & Roll genres continue to grow strong as he lives midway between contemporary catharsis and American myth. Griffin's rustic upbringing in New England serve as inspiration for his songs. As a result, he creates a singular characteristic sound that is visceral, genuine, powerful and passionate, with each song having its own... read full bio
The Format, an American indie rock band formed in 2002, is known for its unique blend of indie, alternative, punk, and folk music with influences of 1960s and 1970s pop music. The duo of Nate Ruess and Sam Means, childhood friends, formed the band after playing together in the band Nevergonnascore. The band's name, The Format, was chosen as a... read full bio
The Flints are a Sydney-based band that formed in 2017, known for their emotional, socially conscious music. Their sound has been compared to a combination of Radiohead, City and Colour, Death Cab for Cutie, Sigur Ros, and Jeff Buckley, blending elements of rock, folk, and indie pop. The band has released several songs and EPs, including "Light and Dark" and "Reflections,"... read full bio
Luke Sital-Singh is a British singer-songwriter known for his emotionally stirring and compelling music. Born and raised in the small southwest London town of New Malden, he grew up in a family of musicians, where his parents encouraged all of their sons to pick up musical instruments. From the age of 11, Luke took up the violin and eventually found... read full bio
Roza Kostandyan, better known as Rosa Linn, is an Armenian singer-songwriter born on May 20, 2000 in Vanadzor, Northern Armenia. Her love for music started at a young age, as she began playing the piano at six years old and started songwriting at ages 11 to 12. Kostandyan is also highly involved in writing and producing her own music. In... read full bio
Maris is a rising star from Missoula, Montana. At just a young age, Maris is already making waves in the music industry. Her talent has not gone unnoticed, as evidenced by the overwhelming response she has received online. Her cover of Dolly Parton's "Jolene," which was part of Scott Bradlee's Post Modern Jukebox, has garnered millions of views and has... read full bio
Michigan Rattlers are a quartet of childhood friends who craft folk-rock tunes that resonate with fans worldwide. Composed of Graham Young on guitar, Adam Reed on bass, Christian Wilder on piano, and Tony Audia on drums, the group hails from Petoskey, Michigan, where they first started writing and performing music. In 2016, they released their self-titled EP, which garnered glowing reviews... read full bio
Penelope Scott's music transports the listener into caverns of Gen Z despair and sarcasm like a twisted theme park ride. This former college student who became a TikTok sensation creates songs with the frankness of someone sincerely attempting to battle with their demons, the surreal humor of meme culture and an acute understanding that almost every institution is damaged. They are... read full bio
Native Harrow is a folk-rock band that formed in 2015 and has been captivating audiences with their unique sound ever since. Comprised of Devin Tuel and her bandmates Stephen Harms and Dillon Treacy, Native Harrow has released several albums and singles that showcase their musical prowess and unique style. The band's debut album, "Ghost", was released in 2015 and received critical... read full bio
