Spencer Barnett is an up-and-coming pop soulful singer-songwriter who rose to popularity with the release of his debut single, “Whatever.” Barnett was born in New York and raised in Manhattan as well as San Francisco. He is the son of Roger Barnett and Sloan Barnett. His father was the CEO of Shaklee Corporation and his mother was a former district... read full bio
Noah Sacre, better known as his stage name, Speelburg, is an American-Belgian singer and producer. Over the years, Speelburg has lived in cities and countries such as France, Los Angeles, Brighton, and England. He performs a mixture of pop, alternative, and indie music and during his time living in the Great Britain, he gained fame after appeared on BBC Radio... read full bio
Sparoh is an up-and-coming alternative singer-songwriter from Atlanta, Georgia. Sparoh’s music is a mixture of melodic trap and pop-punk and her music reflects her free spirit. While growing up, Sparoh found influence in a wide variety of artists which included Betty Davis, Tina Turner and Joyce Kennedy. While in high school, her inspirations grew even wider and she loved both... read full bio
While Sparks began their journey in the early 70s, this pop duo consisting of brothers Ron and Russell Mael constantly reinvents themselves, appealing to their multi-generational fanbase. Pop music may have already found its king, but Sparks is the one always re-writing the rules of the genre. The Mael brothers grew up in the Pacific Palisades back in the so... read full bio
Spanish Rumba Kings, group formed by four Sevillian friends, lovers of the Rumba and Gipsy Kings admirers. The intention of the group is to take a bit of Andalusia to any corner of the world, with the sound of our guitars and singings. The band that accompanies SRK is formed by great musicians of the Sevillian musical area, and in... read full bio
Since their formation, Spanish Love Songs have undoubtedly made their presence felt, from throngs of underground fans at The Fest and SXSW to media outlets like NPR, which praised their album Schmaltz as a "wellspring of big ideas, bigger riffs and the biggest possible feelings about love, war, fear and existential crisis." Schmaltz was an introspective collection of songs that saw the singer... read full bio
Tony Hadley fronted Legendary British pop group Spandau Ballet in the 1980's. Major hits include ""TRUE"", ""THROUGH THE BARRICADES"" and ""GOLD"". Tony went solo after ten years with the group, and has continued to perform with a band that has been with him since that time, also featuring ex Spandau drummer John Keeble. Hadley is distinguishable for his polished appearance... read full bio
Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes are a Jersey Shore musical group that is led by Southside Johnny. The group has been recording albums since the mid 1970’s and have been associated with Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band. Over the years the group has released 12 albums and some of their most popular songs include “Please Come Home... read full bio
Since the late 1980's when lead singer Kaaren Ragland founded The Sounds Of The Supremes," the group has achieved remarkable worldwide success. London's What's On described their incomparable energy packed show featuring more than 20 hit songs as "a non-stop bravura performance of immense vitality" recreating "perfectly the frenetic style and sound of the original lineup. Joined by Kathy Merrick... read full bio
Sarod virtuoso Soumik Datta is more than that. His work combines ancient and modern art forms to highlight pressing concerns of the day. He is a multi-talented composer, producer, bandleader, TV host and artistic director of the Soumik Datta Arts organization. Among others, Beyonce, Jay-Z, Bill Bailey, Nitin Sawhney, Anoushka Shankar, Arijit Singh, Akram Khan, Javed Akhtar and Shankar Mahadevan are just a... read full bio
Soulsavers the music and production team of Rich Machin and Ian Glover have been a growing force since 2003s debut Tough Guys Dont Dance. 2007s Its Not How Far You Fall, Its The Way You Land brought their dark flair to a wider audience. The inimitable Mark Lanegan served as primary singer, though there were also vocal contributions... read full bio
Soul Asylum is an American alternative rock band from Minneapolis, Minnesota, that consists of members Dave Pirner, Michael Bland, Winston Roye and Ryan Smith. The band is best known for their Grammy Award winning single “Runaway Train”, which peaked at number 5 on the US Billboard charts. Over the years, Soul Asylum has released 11 studio albums and two EPs.... read full bio
American indie rock band Sorority Noise is comprised of four members from the bands Old Gray and Prawn. The band’s debut album was entitled Forgettable, under Broken World Media and Dog Knights Productions. Next, the band released a split EP with Somos along with their second album, Joy, Departed via Topshelf Records. The band subsequently released It Kindly... read full bio
They are well-known for their synchronized vocals, which are pure, unplanned, and in perfect unison. You may recognize them as The Heichel Sisters. TikTok has had a profound impact on their lives. Producers in charge of casting noticed them and they ended up appearing on America's Most Musical Family on Nickelodeon. Through their daily uploads of song covers, viral... read full bio
Sorcha Richardson is an Irish singer-songwriter who embellishes introspective songwriting with ethereal electronic production. At the age of 10, she and her buddies formed their first band. She moved to Brooklyn and her debut EP, Sleep Will Set Me Free, was independently published. The follow-up, Last Train, was released by Crosswalk Records. She had her first sold-out concert in Dublin after... read full bio
With tunes like "Take Me Home" and "Murder On The Dancefloor," Sophie Ellis-Bextor quickly rose to popularity in the mainstream charts. Since then, the brunette beauty has participated in Strictly Come Dancing, where she finished fourth with professional Brendan Cole. Throughout her career, Sophie Ellis-Bextor has worked with many other musicians in addition to releasing her own solo music. Junior Caldera,... read full bio
With the release of hits like "Hunni Hunni" and "Mood," rising Irish pop artist Sophie Doyle Ryder has been slowly raising her reputation over the past year or so. The Dubliner, who was considered one of the RTE 2FM Rising talents, has now released her debut EP, "Beginner's Luck," ahead of busy festival performances. "A special piece of art that portrays all the... read full bio
The Boston-born, Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter and producer creates snappy pop by piecing together elements of indie rock, alternative experimentation, glitchy electronic soundscapes and even a bit home-made hyperpop for good measure. As a result, on her independent first EP, Basement Party, she subverts the current quo with joy. Her adventurous journey from a young age spent in a beachside Massachusetts village... read full bio
""Freedom and independence means happiness,"" says Hawkins, who opened for Sting in January 2001 and whose previous gold-certified album featured the Top 10 Adult Contemporary track ""As I Lay Me Down,"" the longest running single (67 weeks) in the history of any Billboard chart. ""Now I can make and release records and reach my audience in their most powerful unadulterated... read full bio
Introducing Sheffield-based Sophie and the Giants, a powerful, jovial four-piece band. When Sophie finally found her like-minded "Giants" (a metaphor for how tall they feel when they are together), she was driven by a trying time at school and a need for belonging and she never looked back. And after meeting with SATG, it became abundantly evident how much love and... read full bio
