Atul Butte is a researcher in biomedical informatics and biotechnology entrepreneur. He has been head of the Institute for Computational Health Sciences at the University of California, San Francisco, and has been the executive director of clinical informatics for the University of California’s Health Sciences and Services. Butte has earned his A.B. with Honors in Computer Science from Brown University... read full bio
Aubrey Joseph is an up-and-coming American actor most famous for his portrayal of Tyrone Johnson/Cloak in “Cloak & Dagger”. Joseph studied at the Professional Performing Arts School in New York City. He got his start in acting when he was seen on Broadway as one of the actors of Simba in the musical “The Lion King”. His role as Cloak... read full bio
Audie Cornish is an American journalist who is the co-host of NPR’s award-winning newsmagazine, All Things Considered. Cornish was raised in Randolph, Massachusetts, and she went on to earn her degree at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst. While studying at the University of Massachusetts, Cornish began interning with NPR and also worked with the campus radio station. Before working as co-host... read full bio
Audrey and Nicole Nourse are identical twins who have won the NCAA National Volleyball Championship twice. They are also powerful motivational speakers with a distinctive take on collaboration. Both of the top student-athletes are enrolled at the University of Southern California and are expected to become household names in their respective sports. They have won the NCAA National Volleyball Championship... read full bio
Singer/songwriter Audrey Assad wove her captivating voice into a thread of contemplative yet accessible music on her first EP release, Firefly, produced by Paul Moak (Mat Kearney, TobMac, Matt Maher). Embracing partnerships with Campus Crusade for Christ, Life Teen and worshiptogether.com, Audrey continued to reach youth and young adults while being intentional and passionate about luring the cerebral sense of... read full bio
Audrey Gelman is an American entrepreneur and political staffer who is founder of the women’s co-working space and social club, The Wing. She is also known for being the inspiration for the character Marnie on the HBO television series “Girls”. Gelman studied at Oberlin College but left after two years to work on Hillary Clinton’s campaign for U.S. President. After... read full bio
Sought after DJ Audrey Napoleon is a product of the music she produces and performs. She takes the dance floor by storm until the crowd submits to her music, energy, style and passion. Audrey started out exploring progressive dance music before moving through many evolutions, including minimal, to arrive at her buoyant signature sound. Audrey was able to secure a... read full bio
Audrey Nuna is an up-and-coming Korean-American pop singer-songwriter who was discovered by Roc Nation producer, Anwar Sawyer. Nuna began to gain attention after the release of her hit single “Time,” which led her to be mentioned by Rose, a member of BLACKPINK, as one of her new favorite artists. Nuna also had a love for music and began writing music... read full bio
Audrina Patridge is an American reality television star, television presenter, actress, and model. Shes best known for starring in MTVs reality show, The Hills, alongside Lauren Conrad, Heidi Montag, and Whitney Port. She went on to compete in Dancing With the Stars and finished in seventh place. Patridge aspired to be an actress from a young age; she pursued that... read full bio
August Alsina, is an American recording artist from New Orleans signed to Def Jam Recordings. He is best known for his single ""I Luv This Shit"" with Trinidad James. His debut studio album is titled Testimony. He has worked with some of the biggest names in the hip hop industry including B.o.B., Young Jeezy, Rick Ross, Flo Rida, Kid Ink,... read full bio
With his two singles, "take me away" and "something new," August Charles first attracted a lot of notice in 2020. These reflective songs are a direct and potent demonstration of his storytelling talent and emotional openness. August had no desire to be an artist at all, despite having the appearance and temperament of someone who has dedicated their entire lives... read full bio
August Greene is an American supergroup consisting of Common, Robert Glasper, and Karriem Riggins. The trio started the supergroup after they won the Emmy Award for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics for the song “Letter to the Free” which was on the Netflix documentary “13th”. Since then they have released a self-titled album through Amazon Music, which features singles “Optimistic”... read full bio
Best known for their hit single “Boston,” San Diego, CA bred alt-rock band Augustana has solidified their spot in music history. Their first big album, All the Stars and Boulevards, hit #1 on the Billboard Top Heatseekers chart and #96 on the Top 200. “Boston” made it to no. 34 on the Billboard top 100 and was featured on shows... read full bio
Augusto Aguilera is an American actor from Los Angeles, California, who is best known for playing Kieran on the television series “Chasing Life,” and Jesus Rojas on the television series “Too Old to Die Young.” Aguilera began his career in acting after joining the Actors Circle Theatre. This led him to begin auditioning for various films and television series which... read full bio
The Colombian DJ and producer Augusto Yepes is a genius at crafting music that will charm listeners without fail. He became a well-known character in the business as a result of his early love of electronic music and unquenchable curiosity. Augusto captivates audiences all over the world with his unique style, which combines melodic-house, house, afro/Latin-house and tech-house. He has performed on... read full bio
Auli’I Cravalho is an American actress and singer. She was born in Kohala, Hawaii and during her time in high school, sang soprano in the glee club. An Oahu talent agency discovered Cravalho during a charity competition and encouraged her to audition for the lead role in Disney film “Moana”. She ended up auditioning and won the role making it... read full bio
Aunjanue Ellis is an American actress and producer who is best known for playing Miranda Shaw in the series “Quantico” and has played Yule Mae Davis in the film “The Help”. Ellis studied at Tougaloo College before transferring to Brown University where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in African-American studies. She has also studied acting in the Graduate Acting... read full bio
Fashion designer, activist, and well-known creative director from Canada, Aurora James has made a huge impact on the fashion industry and social justice movements. She established Brother Vellies in 2013, a clothing line that honors traditional African design methods and practices. James has pioneered the cause of marginalized voices because of his goal to advance diversity and representation in the industry.... read full bio
The sound result of former Iya Terra frontman Nathan Feinstein's artistic exploration, aurorawave is the ultimate expression of his musical development. The group is a combination of Feinstein's many musical experiences and represents his true artistic voice with unshakable authenticity. Aurorawave transports listeners to a place where a variety of influences come together to produce a sound that is all... read full bio
Austin & Lindsey Adamec (A&LA) are a Christian music husband and wife duo, based out of Jacksonville, Florida. Austin is a worship leader, multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter, while Lindsey is a popular vocalist, songwriter and former 1 Girl Nation member. They released their first EP, self-titled, with Radiate Music. The worship songs in their EP share their personal and spiritual journey.... read full bio
Austin Abrams is an American actor who is best known for playing Ron Anderson in the series “The Walking Dead”. Abrams made his television debut playing Todd Cooper in the series “The Inbetweeners”. Since then, his television credits have gone on to include “Shameless”, “Silicon Valley”, “SMILF”, “The Americans”, and “Euphoria”. In film, Abrams has played Pete in “Gangster Squad”,... read full bio
Austin Basham is an independent indie folk singer and songwriter from Austin, Texas. He is seen mostly singing and performing on his acoustic guitar. He has a wide musical range, he sang in church choirs as a child, joined his school band to play trumpet, and started playing the guitar for a punk band with his friends. Basham is influenced... read full bio
Austin Bike Zoo was born from the mind of Jeremy Rosen. He is the ringmaster, co-founder, and a mechanical engineering graduate of UT Austin and has been working on this project for several years and it is still growing. Austin Bike Zoo has been featured at popular festivals, parades, and schools all around North America and is best known for... read full bio
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Austin Brown is an exceptionally talented singer, songwriter, performer, musician, and producer. Austin has largely remained out of the spotlight during his youth. Other than playing instruments during a few of Rebbie's US showcases in 1998, Auggie did not appear in many shows or video clips, unlike many of his cousins. In 2004, Austin shocked... read full bio
Austin Burke is an American country musician from Phoenix, Arizona. He started his career at only three years old after he performed the national anthem at a Diamondbacks baseball game. Years later, Burke moved to Nashville to pursue a country music career. He worked in restaurants saving money for four years before saving enough to record his debut single, “Sleepin’... read full bio
Austin Butler is an American actor and singer best known for his roles as Jones on television series “Life Unexpected”, James on “Switched at Birth”, Sebastian on “The Carrie Diaries”, and Wil on “The Shannara Chronicles”. Butler started off acting on television series “Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide” where he played Zippy. From there he was seen on “Hannah Montana”,... read full bio
Austin Carr is a retired American professional basketball player who is best known for playing guard position for the Cleveland Cavaliers. He is also known for his nickname, Mr. Cavalier from the fans. Carr went to college at the University of Notre Dame where he became fifth all-time in college basketball history when he left. From there, he was drafted... read full bio
Speaking, writing and media production professional Austin Channing Brown offers inspiring leadership on racial justice in America. She is the Executive Producer of the web series The Next Question and the author of the New York Times best-selling book I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness, which was chosen as a Reese Witherspoon Bookclub choice. Her lectures and seminars... read full bio
Austin Collie is a Canadian retired American football wide receiver who played in the NFL as well as the CFL. Collie was born in Hamilton, Ontario, and he began his career playing high school football in Sacramento, California, where he was a PrepStar and SuperPrep All-American and was also Northern California’s Most Valuable Player and was named Sacramento Area’s Player... read full bio
Basketball player Austin Hatch is a remarkable individual who has overcome hardships both on and off the court. Hatch's basketball career got its start in high school, where he showed off his great skill as a player. He committed to playing for the University of Michigan basketball team as a result of his abilities and commitment. But twice in his... read full bio
Austin J. Franklin is a renowned leadership expert, author, and keynote speaker. He is also Good-Natured Life's co-founder and CEO. The company was established in 2015 when he was 20 years old and a junior at Hampden-Sydney College. The mission of the company is to spread kindness, friendliness, and patience (KFP) and to uplift minds across the world. Franklin... read full bio
One name to keep in mind is Austin Martin. His captivating soaring vocals and rich tenor will be a welcome change of pace on any music lover's speakers. To create his distinctive style, he glides over country tunes with a dash of hip-hop attitude. Although he was born and reared on a ranch just outside of Billings, Montana, he is... read full bio
Like the singer/guitarist himself, Austin Meade sings and tells stories that are conflicting but unified. His musical and non-musical influences are as diverse and rich as the small-town Texas soil that cultivated his talent, producing 12 outstanding songs that range from the insinuating multi-layered musicality and storytelling of "Déjà Vu" to the dark alt-pop of "Happier Alone" and onward to the... read full bio
Austin Moody is an up and coming country singer who got his start writing music when he was just 15 years old, living in East Tennessee. Even before that, though, Austin was learning to play the banjo, so it should have been clear early on that music was in his future. However, it never occurred to him that he could... read full bio
Austin Nichols is an American actor. He is best known for his roles in the CW drama series One Tree Hill and AMCs The Walking Dead. Nichols got his start in acting at the Sundance Film Festival, where a manager recruited him. With a background in arts from the University of Southern California, Nichols achieved his first role in Six... read full bio
Austin North is an American actor who is best known for playing Logan Watson in the Disney Channel series “I Didn’t Do It”, and most recently for playing Topper in the Netflix original series “Outer Banks”. North was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, and he began acting at only 8 years old when he was seen in his local church’s Christmas... read full bio
Austin Pettis is a former American professional football wide receiver who played in the NFL. Pettis was born in Anaheim, California, and he began his career playing high school football where he was named first-team All-league and All-county and third-team All-state and was also named to the All-Southern Section Team and second-team All-league. Pettis went on to play college football... read full bio
Austin Plaine has no aspirations of overtaking the greatest songwriters in history. Yes, the native of Minneapolis enjoyed music and guitar when he was 13 years old and revered Bob Dylan. He spent his adolescent years in his bedroom making music. You can hear why Plaine has received early accolades for his somber lyrics and soothing voice on his debut.... read full bio
Austin Rivers is an American professional basketball player who plays shooting guard and point guard for the Houston Rockets of the NBA. Rivers was born in Santa Monica, California, and started his basketball career playing at his high school, Winter Park High School, where he led the school to their first state title in the 6A state championship. Rivers also... read full bio
Austin Snell, who was born and raised in Dudley, Georgia, is a name that may be unfamiliar to many, but he's had admirers since long before he arrived in Nashville. Austin spent his final $400 on a guitar before joining the Air Force straight out of high school and using it to express himself. Playing covers and using common phrases... read full bio
At the age of fifteen, Austin, who was born and reared in the little hamlet of Pleasant View, near Nashville, had to undergo a surgery that would change his life. During his recuperation, he developed a love for songwriting and vocal performance. In an attempt to return to the baseball field, he taught himself how to play the guitar and... read full bio
Izzy Glaudini (synths, lead vocals), Lola Dompé (drums, vocals), and Halle Saxon (bass, vocals) form the trio Automatic. Their upcoming second album, Excess, has the song "New Beginning." Excess, the second album by Automatic, explores the fictitious boundary between the corporate culture of the 1980s and the underground scene of the 1970s. The band refers to this as "that fleeting moment... read full bio
Arthur Ashin, better known as his stage name, Autre Ne Veut, is an American singer-songwriter alternative R&B musician. During the span of his career, he has released two EPs, and four studio albums. His most recent album is entitled, Age of Transparency. Some of his most popular songs include, Play By Play, Counting, Anxiety, Warning, Age of Transparency, Panic Room,... read full bio
Ava DuVernay is an American film director, producer, screenwriter, and more. She is best known for being director and executive producer for “Selma”, director of “A Wrinkle in Time”, and director, producer, and writer for “13th”. She studied at the University of California, Los Angeles and graduated with a double BA in English literature and African-American studies. Prior to working... read full bio
Ava Max is an American singer-songwriter who is best known for her pop song “Sweet but Psycho” that topped the charts in several countries. She was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Albanian immigrants. She had a passion for singing since a young age and often competed in singing competitions before she even entered high school. After graduating from high school,... read full bio
Avalon is Christian musics premier rock band. Together for over 15 years, sold more than three million albums, charted 20 number 1 singles, and won an American Music Award. Among other miscellaneous awards, the group has received three Grammy nominations and taken home six Dove Awards, the highest award for a Christian artist. They have released 12 projects, including one... read full bio
Avalon Emerson is from Arizona. Inspired by the abstract expanse of the desert, Emerson creates music that represents her home in a unique, inspirational way. From San Francisco to Europe, Emerson takes her eclectic mixing style around the world, enthralling audiences. She has performed DJ sets at warehouse parties, rave clubs, notable bars, and more. Her music has been released... read full bio
Avan Jogia is a Canadian-British actor, activist, and director who is best known for playing Beck in the television series “Victorious”, Danny in the television series “Twisted”, and Roman Mercer in series “Ghost Wars”. Jogia made his television debut in the television movie “A Girl Like Me: The Gwen Arauji Story” which he played Danny Araujo in. The role gained... read full bio
Avant is an American R&B singer best known for hits like Separated, My First Love, and read Your Mind. He has worked with the likes of Kelly Rowland, KeKe Wyatt, and Snoop Dogg. He was featured in the remix to the Lloyd Banks song Karma" from the album The Hunger for More, and had a cameo appearance in the feature... read full bio
In the marketing and media sectors, Avery Akkineni is a vibrant and competent CEO who is creating waves. Avery has held major positions with a remarkable track record of achievement, including President of Vayner3 and Former Head of VaynerMedia APAC, displaying her exceptional leadership abilities and strategic insight. Avery has proven to have a good awareness of the constantly changing media... read full bio
Avery Anna is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter who has gained fame posting videos through the application, Tiktok. Through her growing fame on Tiktok, Anna performs comedy video clips, dancing videos, and lip-syncs apart from videos of her singing. Apart from her career on Tiktok, Anna has gone on to begin releasing songs through YouTube, as well as Spotify. Since beginning her... read full bio
Avery Bradley is an American basketball player for the Los Angeles Lakers of the NBA who plays shooting guard and point guard. Bradley began his basketball career playing at his high school, Bellarmine Prep and then Findlay Prep. While playing in high school he was ranked one of the best high school players in his class and was featured in... read full bio
Avery Brooks is a prolific actor and supporter of African American success. He was the first African American to get an MFA in directing and acting from Rutgers University. For his role on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Brooks was the first African American to hold the role of captain on a Star Trek production. He was also only the... read full bio
The head coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide men's basketball team is presently Avery Johnson. Johnson played for 16 seasons in the National Basketball Association before taking on the role of head coach for the Dallas Mavericks and the New Jersey/Brooklyn Nets. He guided the Mavericks to three straight seasons with 50 or more wins, as well as their first... read full bio
Avery Lynch is a highly talented singer-songwriter you can find on TikTok right now. In fact, she’s one of the biggest names on there – no small feat for one of the biggest digital media platforms out there. Now, Avery has two EP’s out (“To Love Somebody Else” and “When It Ends”) and an eight-track album called “As Written, Vol.... read full bio
Avery Wilson is an American singer-songwriter and dancer who performs R&B pop dance music. He has released 2 EPs and is best known for his single, “If I Have To”. The single peaked at number 18 on the Billboard Hot R&B songs. Wilson is known for competing on the television series, “The Voice” where he was on Team Cee Lo... read full bio
AverySunshine, a native of Chester, Pennsylvania, has made a name for herself in the music industry by skillfully combining her abilities as a pianist, singer, songwriter, and producer. Her path from the classroom to the international stage is evidence of her talent, commitment, and love of music. She is a proud Spelman College alumnus. Atlanta has been Avery's stronghold, where... read full bio
Avi Jorisch is an author and entrepreneur who has previously worked as an official for the U.S. Departments of Treasury and Defense. Jorisch is a counter-terrorism expert who has extensively traveled to and lived in the Middle East. During his time in the Middle East, Jorisch interviewed people that were apart of terrorist organizations. This led him to work as... read full bio
When Avi Kaplan began his solo career, he had already established a global fanbase and won three GRAMMY Awards for his work with the platinum-selling vocal group Pentatonix. Avi was aware that he needed to go back to his artistic roots, to the natural, acoustic-driven rock and heritage music that had served as the background to his youth in a... read full bio
Avi Nash is an actor best known for his work in Barry, The Walking Dead, and Learning to Drive. Nash has a background in acting from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts. He graduated with Honors from Stanford University and also went to Mumbai for acting school. Nash's parents are from South America and India, because of that... read full bio
Avi Snow is a Los Angeles-based writer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. As a member of the band City of the Sun, he began his career. To date, Avi's song has had over 200 million plays. As an artist supporter of many different musicians, including Thievery Corporation, Peter Bjorn and John, Charles Bradley, Sts9, Matisyahu, Greg Alman, Asaf Avidan, Balkan beatbox, G... read full bio
Avital Isaacs currently serves as Babeland’s NYC Workshop Coordinator, where she has been a sex educator for 12 years and counting. Her work has included building consent based curricula for peer sex educators at Columbia University, leading menopause support groups, and teaching workshops at colleges and medical schools in the NYC area. Avital’s approach to sex education is explicitly... read full bio
Pratts career received its impetus when he became the first African-American pianist to win the Naumburg International Piano Competition, which launched him into a strenuous performance schedule following his signing with IMG Artists. Pratt made his debut at Lincoln Center with the New York Philharmonic and accepted a position as Assistant Professor of Piano and Artist in Residence at the... read full bio
With their debut album, "awakebutstillinbed," Shannon Taylor's band gained critical praise and a devoted following. The band's message was clear: having low self-esteem is actually simply about seeing yourself as other people perceive you. Taylor had desired nothing less than this. However, when the band threw themselves into traveling, managing to put together four extensive US tours in a few... read full bio
The site Awesome Tapes From Africa by Brian Shimkovitz has been highlighting unique and fascinating sounds from all around the continent. As a DJ, he brings the blog to life with sets of two to three hours that mix hip-hop bangers, left-field dancefloor treasures and folkloric music. Awesome Tapes DJ performances honor the music and artists whose tapes Shimkovitz has amassed... read full bio
Awkward Moments is a collaborative performance art project with sound at its center that use a variety of mediums to examine the psychological, philosophical and metaphysical ramifications of a lifespan and its perpetual recurrence. Awkward Moments, which explores the relationship between sound, space and scenography, was inspired by the idea of "Expanded Cinema," a term coined by American experimental filmmaker Stan Vanderbeek to... read full bio
AWOLNATION is an American electronic rock band, formed and fronted by Aaron Bruno, formerly of the groups Under the Influence of Giants, Hometown Hero, and Insurgence. AWOLNation began after Bruno was approached by Red Bull Records, asking if he wanted free use of the Red Bull recording studio in Los Angeles, CA. He recorded a few songs in the studio... read full bio
This Chicago-based rock & roll group has a devoted national fan base because to its scorching horns, earthy rhythms, and shimmering guitar onslaught. The instant the lifelong friends hit the stage, their friendship and musicality shine through. The six-piece group, which features Axel Ellis on vocals and guitars, is led by guitarist Sal Defilippis, bassist Hunter Olshefke, drummer Nick Deputy, trumpeter... read full bio
Axel Blake is a rising star in the comedy industry. He is renowned for his distinct brand of observational humor, which takes on a variety of subjects with a quick wit and contagious enthusiasm. Axel, who was born and raised in London, England, began his entertainment career as a DJ and host at neighborhood clubs and events before switching to... read full bio
Axel Weber is a renowned figure in finance and business who made a big impact on the banking and central banking industries. He has held crucial positions in important international financial institutions and organizations throughout the course of a remarkable career spanning several decades, cementing his status as a key player in the banking industry. Axel Weber shown great leadership and... read full bio
Aya Cash is an American actress best known for her role as Gretchen in the FX television series “You’re the Worst”. Her role as Gretchen has had her nominated for a Critics Choice nomination for Best Actress in a Comedy Series. Other television series that Cash has appeared in include, “Law & Order”, “Brotherhood”, “Mercy”, “Traffic Light”, “The Newsroom”, “We... read full bio
Samantha Ayanis Miller (who works professionally as just Ayanis) is a Texas-raise singer and dancer. She got her start singing in church and participating in beauty pageants. At a young age, the entertainment bug bit her and she made sure to make that her path in life. At the age of nine, she told her family that it was happening... read full bio
Ayanna Howard, PhD, a successful roboticist, educator, and entrepreneur, was appointed dean of The Ohio State University College of Engineering. She previously served as the founder and head of the Human-Automation Systems Lab (HumAnS) and chair of the Georgia Institute of Technology School of Interactive Computing in the College of Computing. She has worked in the corporate sector, NASA's Jet Propulsion... read full bio
Ayesha Curry is an American-Canadian actress, cook, cookbook author, and television personality. She is the wife of huge NBA star Steph Curry and is best known for her show on the Food Network, “Ayesha’s Homemade”. One of Curry’s first acting gigs was in Suga Prince’s song “Too Young for Love”. She went on to be seen in series such as,... read full bio
Ayla Nereo is a electronic-folk singer-songwriter, poet, and producer from Nevada City, California. While growing up, Nereo was homeschooled until a teenager and during this time, she found her love for music. She would listen to artists such as Joni Mitchell, Cat Stevens, the Beatles, and classical music. She later went on to earn her degree from Stanford and then... read full bio
Ayo Edebiri is an American comedian, writer, producer, and actress, who rose to fame through Comedy Central’s “Up Next.” Edebiri was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and was raised in a religious household. She found her love for comedy while in middle school in her drama class and went on to join her school’s improv club. Edebiri went on to earn... read full bio
Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe, also known as Ayra Starr, is a singer-songwriter from Nigeria. She originally started a fashion career when she was just 16-years-old after joining Quove Model Management, but it was while she was here when she decided to pursue music instead. She started out by covering popular artists on her social media, but eventually posted her first original... read full bio
Ayron Jones is a rock guitarist and singer from Seattle, Washington, who is known for blending genres and gains influence from artists such as Nirvana, Jimi Hendrix, and even Sir Mix-A-Lot, the latter of which produced his first independent record. Jones gained fame after the release of his debut single, “Take Me Away,” which has already gained over 155,000 views... read full bio
AYYBO is an up-and-coming artist from Orange County who specializes in party music and has a variety of hard-hitting house rhythms up his sleeve. After a little more than a year of music releases, AYYBO has already begun to establish his trademark dark, addictive grooves with a hint of funk. Aaron Bonnema has drawn toward music production, videography and design since the second... read full bio
Ayzha Nyree is an up-and-coming RnB singer-songwriter from Fredericksburg, Virginia. Nyree began performing music at only nine years old where she would sing in local talent shows and would sing covers of songs from popular artists which included Aaliyah, Alicia Keys, and Whitney Houston. For years, Nyree focused on working on her craft and went on to move to Los... read full bio
India Blue, a vocalist for Azamiah, is a Glasgow-based musical ensemble that crosses genres. The band draws their inspiration from the sounds of nature and combines it with Latin American rhythms, neo-soul and choral music in their works. Azamiah, who recently released their first album "In Phases," are still refining their sound through group improvisation and creating soundscapes using looping and effects... read full bio
Azealia Banks is an American rapper, singer and lyricist from Harlem, New York.. At a young age Banks became interested in musical theater, acting, and singing. At age ten she began performing in off-Broadway musicals with the Tada! Youth Theater in Lower Manhattan. B Word about Miss Banks kept spreading online and in the streets until she caught the eye... read full bio
Azhar Usman is a comedian, actor, writer, playwright, and producer. He has earned the title of Americas Funniest Muslim by CNN and been named one of the 500 Most Influential Muslims in the World by Georgetown University. Azhar has been praised by Dave Chappelle, The New York Times, BBC, NPR, Fox News, and more. Azhar has collaborated with comedians like... read full bio
Azie Tesfai is an American actress and entrepreneur who is best known for her role as Nadine in the television series “Jane the Virgin” and for playing Cherry Milton in series “Wicked Wicked Games”. Tesfai graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in business administration and while studying there, became interested in acting. From there, she made his acting debut... read full bio
Aziya was raised on a steady diet of System of a Down, Green Day and No Doubt before discovering her love of guitar bands. Aziya was born into a family of music fans who always welcomed the eclectic and never felt constrained by any genre. Naturally, this resulted in an emo phase when she was in elementary school, but she definitely... read full bio
Azzecca can be found in the crowd at one of Chicago's underground clubs when she isn't controlling the dance floor with her own varied library of music or organizing her rapidly expanding event series "Dirty Disco," which supports ground-breaking musicians from all over the world. As a DJ and producer, Azzecca is motivated by her love of house, techno and the sinister... read full bio
The Dublin band started 2019 on a positive note following the success of their debut album Drench. They were selected for a headline performance at Whelan's Ones to Watch showcase for the second year in a row and were recognized by Hot Press Magazine as one of the up-and-coming Irish groups that is set to take the world by storm. BODIES... read full bio
B. Cool-Aid, a duo consisting of rapper Pink Siifu and producer Ahwlee, specializes in sophisticated, slick music that falls halfway between Butcher Brown's live-band jazz and A Tribe Called Quest-style boom-bap. Their most recent song, which serves as the album's lead single, is about maintaining faith: Siifu sings, "Everything's gonna turn around someday/Everything gonna make sense, let's pray," over a... read full bio
B. Simone is an American comedian who has gained popularity through the MTV television series “Wild ‘N Out.” Simone grew up in Dallas, Texas, and moved to Atlanta, Georgia, to pursue a career in comedy. She first began gaining attention releasing videos through social media which led her to gain millions of fans throughout all of her outlets. She then... read full bio
B.J. Armstrong is an American retired professional basketball player who played point guard in the NBA for over 10 years. Armstrong was born in Detroit, Michigan, and began his career playing at his high school, Brother Rice High School. He went on to play at the University of Iowa and after graduating, was selected by the Chicago Bulls in the... read full bio
B.J. Raji is a former American football defensive tackle who played in the NFL. Raji was born in New York, New York, and he began his career playing high school football where he earned All-State, All-Conference and All-Country honors. He was also a two-time All-Bergen County Scholastic League choice and played in the Governor’s Bowl. Raji went on to play... read full bio
B.o.B. is an American rapper and has a signed venture with Grand Hustle Records, Rebel Rock Entertainment, and Atlantic Records. B.o.B. is also a singer-songwriter and record producer. He is known for his autobiographical tales about his early struggles and the lessons of success over tightly arranged melodic tracks. His debut single “Nothin' on You” reached number one in both... read full bio
Colonel B.P. McCoy, USMC Retired is a highly-decorated military leader with 28 years of leadership experience. He is an accomplished and dynamic speaker on leadership, sharing his powerful strategies that can help any company achieve incredible success. BP is the author of The Passion of Command – The Moral Imperative of Leadership, a book that offers a unique and emotionally riveting... read full bio
Baba Ali is an up-and-coming rock-funk musician who was born in New York. Ali began his career working as one part of the future-soul duo, Voices of Black, before he moved to the United Kingdom to earn his master’s degree in fine art at Goldsmiths. After finishing his degree, Ali went back to pursuing his musical career and released his... read full bio
Babasonicos is an Argentinean rock band that consists of members Adrian “Dargelos” Rodriguez, Diego “Uma” Rodriguez, Diego “Uma-T” Tunon, Diego “Panza” Castellano and Mariano “Roger” Dominguez. Babasonicos was formed in the early 90’s alongside other rock bands such as Los Brujos and Peligrosos Gorriones. They became a huge part of the underground rock movement in Argentina and over the years... read full bio
Hudson, New York-based Babehoven is a band that Maya Bon, a composer, fronts with help from Ryan Albert. Their rustic indie rock demonstrates Bon's emotionally piercing songwriting style, which derives strength from both concrete, personal anecdotes and abstract poetry. Over the past few years, Bon and Albert have developed a strong working relationship, releasing their first full-length album, "Light Moving... read full bio
In Vallejo, California, Baby Bash was born as Ronnie Ray Bryant. His parents both served time in jail when he was a little boy. Due to the fact that he was raised by his grandmother and uncles, he was exposed to a wide range of musical genres. His career began when he joined the Vallejo-based rap groups Potna Deuce and Latino... read full bio
Yes to everything is Baby Boys' catchphrase. The genre-defying mischief-pop of the Baby Boys, which consists of the producers and multi-instrumentalists Caleb Hinz, Jake Luppen (Lupin, Hippo Campus) and Nathan Stocker (brotherkenzie, Hippo Campus), is a combination of scrambled iPhone memos, illogical lyrics and chaotic sonic vistas. Their steadfast "yes" results in a snapshot of anarchic studio improvisation condensed into just ten... read full bio
Bria Bueno, better known as her stage name Baby Goth, is an up-and-coming pop singer-songwriter who blends between genres which include hip-hop and alternative as well. Baby Goth’s music sings on various topics which include weed, bi-sexuality, and sex. She rose to fame with the release of her debut single, “So High.” Baby Goth went on to follow that up... read full bio
Hailing from Denmark, Baby in Vain is comprised of three ladies, Lola Hammerich, Benedicte Pierleoni, and Andrea Thuesen. The trio combines sounds of grunge, blues, and indie to create their noise rock. Their sound has been compared to sludge and heavy metal, drawing connections to the sounds of the 90s. The band has been mentioned by publications like Vice and... read full bio
Rapper and record producer Hykeem Jamaal Carter Jr., better known by his stage name Baby Keem, hails from the United States. Born and raised in Las Vegas, he rose to fame in the late 2010s for his work on Crash Talk, Redemption, Black Panther: The Album, and The Lion King: The Gift. His sleeper hit track "Orange Soda" helped him... read full bio
Jasmine Rose Wilson, better known as her stage name, Baby Rose, is an American R&B soul singer-songwriter from Washington, D.C. Rose grew up in Fayetteville, North Carolina, and began her career in music after she was gifted a piano at nine years old. She later began recording her own songs in the studio at only 12 years old. Since then,... read full bio
The indie rock group Baby's Berserk creates a distinctive auditory experience that appeals to listeners of many genres by skillfully fusing raw energy with thoughtful poetry. The music of the pair, which consists of drummer Max Rivers and vocalist and guitarist Emma Sparks, is a compelling fusion of emotive storytelling and energetic instrumentation. Baby's Berserk, a band from Portland, Oregon, with... read full bio
Singer-songwriter Jake Herring, who blends dance music, soft rock, hip-hop, and R&B into his own brand of "urban pop," originally achieved notoriety for his poignant ballad "Little Mess." Later, he made a comeback with the upbeat, energetic tune "Miami." Herring, who was raised in Fort Myers, Florida, started playing the guitar at the age of eight. He was singing his own... read full bio
Bachelor is a friendship, not a band. Melina Duterte and Ellen Kempner's critically lauded indie-rock heavyweights Jay Som and Palehound have teamed together to create a brand-new project called Bachelor. Prior to quarantine, the two artists collaborated while recording in California during a then-rare respite from touring. The duo's debut single, "Anything At All," was written, sung and totally produced by them.... read full bio
Randy Bachman and Fred Turner, two giants of rock n' roll, have finally reunited after more than 20 years. The musicians at the heart of legendary band Bachman Turner Overdrive are touring now as a new, full-throttle rock machine: Bachman & Turner. Over the course of a four-year run, Bachman Turner Overdrive sold in excess of 30 million records, earning... read full bio
Tom Becker and his band present Back Home Again: A Tribute to John Denver. Former member of the legendary folk group The New Christy Minstrels, Tom has also performed with Grammy winners, American Idol finalists and several music legends, including Gregg Allman, Ray Charles, Exile, Frankie Ford, The Kingston Trio, Jerry Lee Lewis, Willie Nelson, Jerry Jeff Walker and American... read full bio
More than a fine vocalist, John Pagano is a complete musician, having the rare ability to bring songs of almost any genre or era to life all the while sounding sincere and pleasant—like nobody but himself. His natural melodic aptitude has been sharpened by years of demanding work on stages and in studios, alongside amazing talent such as Burt Bacharach,... read full bio
Sharp ticks and clacks are grouped around rounded pops and guttural rumbles in Backroad Gee's bars and raucous choruses. He skillfully transitions from brash street brags and tongue-rattling sound effects before returning to a throaty coo that wouldn't sound out of place in a chapel. The best illustration of this innovative strategy is found in Backroad's breakout single, "Party Popper." After... read full bio
Kevin and Michael Bacon, who make up The Bacon Brothers, have been writing and performing music together for years. When Michael accepted a gig invitation in their hometown of Philadelphia in 1995, the brothers decided to further investigate the possibility of their collaboration after the performance went well. Since then, they have played to packed houses in significant American cities... read full bio
Bad Bad Hats is an indie rock band based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota. It is comprised of band members Kerry Alexander with the vocals & guitar, Chris Hoge on the drums and Noah Boswell playing bass. Kerry and Chris attended college together and began writing music to record multiple demos, which would later form their first EP, titled It Hurts.... read full bio
Bad Books was never an intended or was a calculated side project of Kevin Devine and Manchester Orchestra’s Andy Hull. Though the two musicians have collaborated and performed together on tour and within the Favorite Gentlemen community of artists for years now, the genesis of Bad Books came from a simple idea to fill space and time off the road... read full bio
Dancing legend Rasta Thomas formed the Bad Boys of Dance. BBD made its premiere during the celebrated American dance event Jacob's Pillow's 75th season. The team now performs in more than 20 countries and puts on more than 200 concerts annually, bringing its magic to the general public. Nearly a million fans have seen BBD perform worldwide. The versatility and... read full bio
Bad Brains, whether you know it or not, probably influenced your favorite modern punk band – directly or indirectly. There is no other band like Bad Brains, a group of Americans who blend punk with reggae for the first time. During the time of Sex Pistols, The Ramones, and The Clash, Bad Brains was doing something completely different. Gary Miller,... read full bio
Before becoming a band from Florida, Bad Luck was a Long Island solo project. The next year, while still living in Florida, they put out Cold Bones and Noise in Your Head, two sharp pop-punk albums that combined nostalgia with neuroses. After such fears caused a busy touring schedule and the group's first exposure to the industrial ecology to fail,... read full bio
The goal of Bad Neighbors is to transcend musical genre limitations. Rage and Khaos, an Alabama-based musical combo with roots in underground punk and alt rock, maintains its own sound while embracing the current trap trend. Bad Neighbors follow up their lead single "Invincible" featuring Bobby Raps with their much awaited first EP, Flowers She Burned. The eight-track album is... read full bio
Bad Omens is an American metalcore band from Richmond, Virginia, which was formed by artists Noah Sebastian, Nicholas Ruffilo, and Vincent Riquier. The band currently consists of members Sebastian, Ruffilo, Joakim “Jolly” Karlsson and Nick Folio. After the formation of Bad Omens, the band released a demo EP which went on to catch the attention of Sumerian Records. The record... read full bio
In addition to being a band, Bad Wolves are a sonic wrecking ball that is obliterating everything in their path. The band, which consists of drummer John Boecklin (ex-Devildriver), vocalist Tommy Vext (Divine Heresy, Snot), guitarists Doc Coyle (ex-God Forbid), Chris Cain (Bury Your Dead) and bassist Kyle Konkiel (ex-In This Moment), may appear to have just appeared on the scene,... read full bio
The captivating American rock band Badflower creates a sound tapestry that connects with listeners all around the world. Josh Katz, Joey Morrow, Anthony Sonetti, and Alex Espiritu make up the band, which has carved itself a successful career with its musical brilliance and top-charting popularity. The two EPs "About a Girl" and "Temper" are the latest releases by Badflower, who have... read full bio
Badland Sons is an up-and-coming country and rock ‘n roll band from Nashville. The band consists of three men, Brandon Ray, Luke Buishas and Ryan Tant. The band has just recently started performing and has yet to release music but have been gaining buzz locally in Nashville. The group has even gained support from Bobby Bones.... read full bio
