Makeshift Prodigy takes a live show to the next level and thrives on making the listening/viewing experience to be simply one of the best evenings of their fans lives and yet an unforgettable & incomparable experience. With energy and emotion Makeshift Prodigy takes the listener to another state of mind by creating music that is not just what everyone else... read full bio
It's been a wild and crazy ride for Gainesville's ska-punk band Less Than Jake, who first met at the University Of Florida over two decades ago. But instead of kicking their feet up and resting on their laurels, the ever-busy quintet have been working hard on the next chapter of Less Than Jake. Before the band started recording a new... read full bio
Stephen William Bragg – known as Billy Bragg – is an English alternative rock musician and left-wing activist. His music blends elements of folk music, punk rock and protest songs, and his lyrics mostly deal with political or romantic themes. His music career has lasted more than 30 years. In 1977, Bragg formed the punk rock/pub rock band Riff Raff,... read full bio
From her work in the 80’s with MTV favorite Til Tuesday through her acclaimed solo discs “Whatever” and “I’m With Stupid” in the 90s, Aimee Mann has always been at the forefront of contemporary songwriters. The close of the millennium brought her greatest success, with the simultaneous releases of Bachelor No. 2 and the soundtrack to the film Magnolia, which... read full bio
The incredible bold vocal stylings of Ella Eyre is being recognized by todays hottest stars, leading her to work with such notable songwriters such as Fraser T. Smith (Adele, Taio Cruz), Claude Kelly (Bruno Mars, Jessie J), Raphael Saadiq (Joss Stone, John Legend) and Chris Loco (Rita Ora, Emeli Sand) among others. Ella featured on indie buzz band turned chart-topping... read full bio
Ed Roland is an American musician/singer/songwriter/record producer. He is best known for being the lead singer in the band Collective Soul. More currently he has been working with his new project, Ed Roland and the Sweet Tea Project. He tried to find success in the music business for years and years with no success. His band, Collective Soul independently released... read full bio
Named among DJ Mag's coveted Top 100 DJs list, BORGEOUS is most well known for his songs ""From Cali With Love"", ""GANGSTEROUS"", ""Rags to Riches"", ""AGGRO"", ""Invincible"", and ""Wildfire"". Even bigger than those career-launching hits was his collaboration with Canadian electronic music duo DVBBS on the song ""Tsunami"". Billboard magazine called it ""The most played tune at Tomorrowland"". The song... read full bio
Sam Roberts Band is a multiple Gold and Platinum selling and multiple Juno Award winning rock band based out of Montreal. He is a Canadian singer and songwriter whose first album became one of the best selling independent releases in Quebec and canadian music history. His band has released six cd's to date and has won many awards. Out of... read full bio
Asraf and bandmate John Tacon (drums, electronic samples, vocals) formed Brick + Mortar to immediate critical buzz that rapidly approached fever pitch, no doubt buoyed along by the excellent video for their song "Bangs" which premiered on Noisey. The song's bass hits like a massive punch to the face and the narrative of the ultra-violent accompanying video, based on the... read full bio
Shlohmo is an Electronic musician from Los Angeles, California and founding member of Wedidit. He is known for his collaboration with How To Dress Well and his remixed tracks by Robot Koch, LOL Boys, and Tomas Barfod. His first album Bad Vibes was released in 2011 and he has also released a compilation album and 7 EP's. His style is... read full bio
A Great Big World is the American singer-songwriter duo made up of Ian Axel and Chad Vaccarino behind the immensely moving and chart-topping single “Say Something”. They met at New York University, where they were attending The Steinhardt Music Program. The groups first single “This Is The New Year” was featured in several TV shows including The Amazing Race, One... read full bio
Capturing the heart of Middle America, this quintet from Minneapolis, the Motion City itself, plays some wicked hot, stop-and-start Pop Punk. Packed with all the necessary materials needed to establish an original groove - intensity, creativity and energy - the team produces, dare it be said, a new soundtrack for a set formula. Throughout their twenty years together, the band... 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
Ani is a punk folksinger who writes songs that can appeal to old folkies and simultaneously climb the college radio charts. She tours on the acoustic, college, and rock club circuits, shattering stereotypes and winning over unsuspecting fans everywhere. But of course, like all overnight success stories that were ten years in the making, the beginnings were much more humble.... read full bio
Hawthorne Heights enjoyed immense success with their first two albums, both of which went gold; their song "Saying Sorry" also achieved gold status. They were one of the biggest breakout successes of the new millennial emo-punk explosion. Over the years, the Ohio-based band experienced personal setbacks, multiple lineup changes and a landscape of evolving musical genres. They released their eighth studio... read full bio
Ill Niño, who originated from the thriving music communities of New Jersey and New York, has established themselves as a powerful force in the Latin metal genre. Two decades after its pioneering album "Revolution Revolucion" came out, a legacy that is still going strong. Ill Niño continues to stand strong as they embark on a global tour in support of their... read full bio
"DeVotchKa’s first big break happened when Nic Harcourt, former music director for KCRW, introduced his listeners to a then unknown rock band of worldly sounds on his daily radio show, “Morning Becomes Eclectic”. Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton, who were listening that day, stumbled upon the sound for their movie, “Little Miss Sunshine”. A critical and box office hit, the film... read full bio
The Hold Steady is an indie rock band with its beginnings firmly rooted in Brooklyn, New York. Known for their incredible use of lyrics for storytelling, and classic rock influences, the band's narrative-based songs frequently address themes such as drug addiction, religion and redemption, and often take place within the city of Minneapolis. The Hold Steady's debut album, Almost Killed... read full bio
Richie Hawtin is a sound and technology adventurer who has been named the “World's Best DJ” in the most credible electronic music polls, and is widely acknowledged as being the most technologically-advanced artist in electronic music. He has invested in, endorsed and helped develop some of the most forward-thinking products in the electronic music space including Native Instrument’s pioneering Traktor... read full bio
Little Barrie, a legendary British power trio following in the footsteps of Cream and The Jimi Hendrix Experience, began as guitar wizard Barrie Cadogan's solo project. He adopted the moniker from a friend's father in Nottingham. He was surrounded by as much great music as he could bear while growing up in Robin Hood country, from DC hardcore and electronica... read full bio
