Ed Service and Jack Madin, from the remote Australian colony of Melbourne/Naarm, are SHOUSE. These two best friends like spending time together playing with drum machines and synths to create weirdo-house music. They occasionally gather the local choir to perform a world anthem. They occasionally conduct choirs of thousands in cathedrals into transcendental rites known as "communitas." Togetherness, singing, dancing, musking,... read full bio
With a style that veers between hip-hop, R&B, rock, and soul, Miss Kaninna, a First Nations performer, is redefining modern music. The rapper, singer, and songwriter has been on a rapid ascent since making waves with her breakthrough debut track Blak Britney. She has become a powerful voice of punk and power in so-called Australia. Blak Britney was... read full bio
Trevor Powers returned to Youth Lagoon after an eight-year break with the critically praised album Heaven Is a Junkyard, which brought his attention back to his own country. With an upright piano and static-coated electronics at its core, Youth Lagoon's debut album in almost ten years thrust the project into a neo-western realm that was both profoundly literary and musically... read full bio
Few bands, whether new or old, have ever elevated mood to such unique, smoldering supremacy as the Australian combo of Nigel Yang and Jonnine Standish, better known as HTRK [‘Hate Rock’]. Their sound has evolved between densities and intensities, noise and nudity, over the course of almost 20 years of effort, injuries, and global tours, yet its subtle poetic gravity... read full bio
Jasper originally gained notice by setting himself an ambitious challenge: creating and posting a new original song every day until he got 25,000 Instagram followers. His unvarnished storytelling, poignant lyrics, and melodic instincts, which evoke the influence of Ben Howard, Zach Bryan, and early Coldplay, led to a tidal wave of support and a quickly expanding fan following. Even though he... read full bio
Bob Ojeda is a former left-handed pitcher in Major League Baseball. Ojeda is most known for being the only survivor of a boating tragedy that claimed the lives of fellow Cleveland Indians pitchers Steve Olin and Tim Crews, as well as for being an anchor in the starting rotation of the 1986 World Series-winning New York Mets (together with Dwight... read full bio
John Franco, who was born and raised in Brooklyn, returned to the Mets in 1990 following six productive seasons with the Cincinnati Reds. Franco was the closer for New York for ten years and a set-up man for four more. Additionally, he developed into the team's leader and was named captain. Franco made 424 saves in his career, 276 of... read full bio
Adam Graves is a former professional hockey player from Canada. He was a member of the National Hockey League's New York Rangers for ten seasons. The San Jose Sharks, Edmonton Oilers, and Detroit Red Wings were among his other teams. The King Clancy Memorial Trophy, which is given yearly to the NHL player who best demonstrates leadership qualities or has... read full bio
With a comic twist as brilliant as the Hollywood sign, Trish Suhr is a former Southern belle who is now a California dreamer. This Kentucky girl, who was originally from the Appalachian mountains, traded her sweet tea for green juice, but she never lost her ability to tell a good story. Trish's journey has been as wild and unpredictable as a... read full bio
When JAMIIE lights up a room, she creates a lasting impression on every dance floor she touches. Her performances, which are renowned for their unquestionable vitality, take listeners on an exciting journey via housy rhythms, passionate melodies, powerful voices, and rhythmic beats—all while maintaining a strong connection to her African heritage. She skillfully combines sounds that speak to the body... read full bio
Before becoming a full-fledged band, the rock-alternative duo Story Untold, located in Montreal, amassed millions of views on their YouTube account. The band, who was signed to Hopeless Records, published their self-titled debut and their full-length album Waves, which was co-produced by Silverstein's Paul Marc Rousseau. A flurry of traveling ensued, which included consecutive appearances with Simple Plan and a... read full bio
The voyage of In Her Own Words has been anchored by writing songs that accurately depict the human condition while enjoying the highs and lows of the music business. In a world when social media and band demands have so much influence, it can be difficult to find your own voice. However, Andretti Almalel and Joey Fleming are experiencing a... read full bio
For the past 20 years, Tony Simon, better known by his stage name Blockhead, has been creating and releasing music that is completely unique, funky, and emotional. Blockhead was raised in New York City's downtown. Being immersed by visual culture and the son of an artist, he discovered early on that music and the aural were his passions. Blockhead, who... read full bio
Kenzie and Laila, two sisters, are the driving force behind the high-energy rock combo Girl Tones from the planet Earth. In an attempt to electrify sentient beings from this galaxy to the next, Kenzie and Laila, both classically trained musicians, switched from cello to guitar and piano to drums. Brad Schultz of Cage the Elephant produced their first albums, which... read full bio
Jason Goldstein, Josh Teitelbaum, and Alex Kyhn form the soulful trio known as Family Company. Their music honors life, love, and the human experience with unadulterated sincerity and groove, drawing from the rich traditions of soul, R&B, funk, and blues. Family Company is well-known for their creative spirit; they collaborate with a diverse spectrum of musicians and skillfully blend genres to... read full bio
Koyo was founded in Long Island, New York, by five childhood friends who grew up together: drummer Salvatore Argento, guitarists Harold Griffin and TJ Rotolico, bassist Stephen Spanos, and singer Joseph Chiaramonte. Their music is the sound of Stony Brook summers, where they drive to the beach and alternate between songs that sound familiar, like "Taking Back Sunday" and "Silent... read full bio
American techno artist Sam Wolfe is changing the definition of the term. Sam developed his skills in local residencies in his hometown of Atlanta. His captivating performances made him a local legend and helped establish techno as a major genre. Sam has established himself as a global tastemaker thanks to his unique blend of peak-time power and dark melodic precision, as evidenced... read full bio
Globally renowned DJ and producer MODD captivates audiences on every continent with his rich, natural soundscapes that go beyond boundaries and genres. He has been touring the world for the past few years, lighting up famous venues and festivals in cultural hotspots like Ibiza, New York, Tulum, Montreal, Paris, Berlin, London, Miami, Los Angeles, and Goa. His distinctive sound signature... read full bio
DOBé is a mesmerizing, emotionally charged blend of house and techno that combines powerful melodic beats with rich acoustic textures. He has headlined shows at Watergate Berlin, B 018 Beirut, Bootshaus, AfrikaBurn, and Burning Man thanks to his groove-driven style that lights up dance floors. DOBé's rise is evident with her releases on Katermukke, EXIT Soundscape, Green Room, Purified, 7Rituals, Dear... read full bio
Charlie Pittman, who is half Australian and half British, grew up mostly on the east coast of England. Charlie is a self-taught artist who began releasing songs during the pandemic. Without a label or management, he has gathered over one million views of his original music, played sold-out performances in London and Los Angeles, and most recently backed Drax Project... read full bio
