Adam Amine Daniel, better known as his stage name, Amine, is an American rapper, singer-songwriter and music video director from Woodlawn, Portland, Oregon. Amine rose to fame with the release of his debut single, “Caroline,” which peaked at number 11 on the US Billboard Hot 100 charts. Amine has previously studied marketing at Portland State University but eventually dropped out... read full bio
Amir Obè is a rapper and singer-songwriter from Detroit, Michigan. Working under the name Phreshy Duzit, his music career took off when he signed to Atlanta Records. With them, he released his debut EP “Brave New World” in 2011. He followed this up with his debut studio album “The New Religion” the very next year. After that, he released “Detrooklyn”... read full bio
American music producer and disc jockey Jimir Davis goes by the stage name Amorphous. His mashups, which usually blend modern hip hop and R&B with vintage soul and pop music, are what made him most famous. His widely shared cover of Luther Vandross's "Never Too Much" and Rihanna's "Kiss It Better" may be heard on the Fat Joe song "Sunshine... read full bio
The sounds of conventional hip hop, bass music and reggae have been combined by Amp Live with a technical and classical sensibility. His hybrid production approach not only works in the studio, but also when he performs live. The varied skill he possesses is in good stride after riveting performances all across the country and festivals (Cali Roots, Enchanted... read full bio
Ana Tijoux, who is sometimes known as Anita Tijoux, is a French-Chilean musician. She rose to fame as the MC of hip-hop group Makiza, but decided to pursue her own solo career. Her first single, ‘Ya no fue’, marked her launch as a solo artist. Her album ‘1977’, was a display of her true rap roots. The song ‘1977’ was... read full bio
With Grammy nominations out for Best New Artist and Best Urban Contemporary Album (Malibu), Anderson Paak is enjoying great success as a singer-songwriter and rapper. He initially earned popularity within the Los Angeles music scene, while working on his first album, O.B.E. Vol. 1. Shortly after, he became the drummer for American Idol star Haley Reinhart and released an all-covers... read full bio
Andre Benjamin, better known as Andre 3000, is an American rapper, singer-songwriter, record producer and actor from Atlanta, Georgia. Andre is best known for his work as one-half of the duo Outkast alongside Big Boi. Andre 3000 began his career with Big Boi in Outkast when the duo were only in high school. After graduating from high school, Outkast was... read full bio
Andre Legacy, aka the Legarachi, the Golden Larynx, the Platinum Membrane, the Chosen One, the Natural, a Machine. Andre Legacy is a Los Angeles native with a deeply rooted history in Hip Hop culture. Andre has lived all aspects of the rap game, from free stylin’ on street corners, being a leader in the underground world, an original member of... read full bio
Andre Nickatina is an American rapper form San Francisco, California. He studied at Galileo Academy of Science and Technology but dropped out because of bad grades. From there, he started rapping in the Bay Area under the name Dre Dog as a member of the group I.M.P. It wasn’t too long until Andre went on to pursue a solo career... read full bio
Comedian Andy Milonakis landed his own series on MTV, thanks in large part to The Superbowl Is Gay, a short comedy film he posted on the Internet. The film, featuring Milonakis performing an impromptu song in which pretty much everything -- from DVDs to orange juice -- is gay, made the rounds on the Web and drew attention to other... read full bio
Andrew Aaron ""Andy"" Mineo, formerly known as C-Lite, is an American Christian hip hop artist, producer, minister, TV and music video director from New York City. He is currently signed to Reach Records and in addition to his solo work is a member of that label's hip hop collective 116 Clique. After providing hook vocals for the song ""Background"" by... read full bio
As an independent artist from the D.C. area, Anees' music is a genre-defying treat with ear candy melodies, slurred rhyme schemes and crooning lyrics. His genuine blending of pop and hip-hop with an R&B undertone frequently draws comparisons to artists like Mac Miller, Jon Belllion and Chance the Rapper. Anees makes works from the soul, for the soul. He passionately holds the view that music can... read full bio
Angelo Mota hails from West Orange, New Jersey. He is a self-proclaimed rapper and producer. Inspired by his reality, Mota creates tunes that relate to the voices of his generation around the world. Motas goal is so make a difference with his music, not only providing perspective for listeners but also gaining clarity in regards to his life- the past,... read full bio
Angie Rose is an American musician from the Bronx. She brings influences from Lauryn Hill and early 2000’s Jennifer Lopez to combine a Bronx sound that’s her own. Much of Rose’s music is based on her faith and she uses her words and actions to motivate her listeners and hopefully help change the world. She likes having diverse songs and... read full bio
Rappers Brian Warren and Quentin Branch form the experimental hiphop group ANGRY BLACKMEN, which is located in Chicago. ABM takes inspiration from a variety of artists, including MF DOOM and Kanye West. Before being noticed by LA-based independent label Deathbomb Arc (formerly home to groups including jpegmafia, Death Grips and Clipping), the group acquired a cult-like following online. Angry Blackmen then released... read full bio
Anik Khan is a Bengali-American hip-hop rapper, singer-songwriter and producer from Dhaka, Bangladesh. Khan moved to Astoria, Queens, New York, at a young age and was raised there. Khan’s father was involved in politics and also fought in the Bangladesh Liberation War before moving to the United States when Khan was four. While in high school, Khan moved to Virginia... read full bio
Ansu was born in Hamburg, where he initially debuted his music on his debut mixtape, "Assoziativ". He then experimented freely, creating 12 songs in his own manner without the help of feature guests or labels. His music is characterized by his free-flowing delivery, odd ad-libs and exceptionally intelligent, frequently beautiful lyrics about incidents from his normal life in St. Georg. Ansu... read full bio
Every now and then, artists take a step back and enjoy the personal love and achievement of production. In the case of Mr. Anthony Banks, nothing could be clearer. While layin' down vocals has always been part of the program for Ant, producing tracks has always been his forte.Banks' first album, Sittin' On Somethin' Phat rocked the Bay Area,... read full bio
Anthony Kiedis is the lead singer of the funk influenced rock band The Red Hot Chili Peppers. Kiedis has been the lead singer and writer since the bands formation in 1983 and remains, along with bassist Flea, one of the two original members. The Chili Peppers were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2012. The band's... read full bio
Anycia, an Atlanta native from the Southside, captivates everyone she meets with her charisma. Anycia is a force to be reckoned with because of her sincerity, sense of humor, large personality, and down to earth attitude, as well as her distinctive tone, brilliant lyrics, and skillful switching up of cadences over powerful tracks. This Georgia-born rapper, who was raised in a... read full bio
