Nina Nesbitt is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist from Scotland. She performs her own unique sound, a mixture some would categorize as acoustic folk pop. Nesbitt has created several songs that have hit the UK Singles Chart, including Stay Out and Boy. Her single Stay Out peaked at number 21 on the singles chart. Nesbitts EP, The Apple Tree, hit... read full bio
Maps & Atlases is a unique rock band known for their musical and writing talents. Influenced by alternative rock and experimental music, Maps & Atlases has shaped their own form of music called math rock. They have performed at festivals like SXSW and toured with bands like Foals, Ra Ra Riot, Princeton, The Fall of Troy, Tera Melos, and others.... read full bio
Fastball is an alternative rock band from Austin, Texas. Joey Shuffield and Miles Zuniga formed Fastball along with Tony Scalzo. Originally called Magneto USA, they were signed to Hollywood Records and soon changed their name to Fastball. Fastball released their first full-length album, “Make Your Mama Proud” and toured extensively throughout the US with little notice. After a year and... read full bio
The House Jacks, a San Francisco-based rock band, are pioneers in the music business as the first rock group to only rely on their powerful vocals to produce a unique sound. They easily transition between genres, producing thrilling funk, high-energy rock, and heartfelt ballads that strike a chord with their steadily growing fan base. These pioneering musicians have performed on innumerable... read full bio
Shawn Mullins is a singer songwriter who specializes in folk rock, Instrumental rock, and adult alternative music. Shawn’s voice varies widely standing out along with his rythym acoustical, electric guitar strokes. Mullins’s earlier work was influenced by acoustic and power-pop groups such as the Violent Femmes, The Producers and the Indigo Girls. However, his most significant and enduring influences are... read full bio
Rehab is an American Southern rock band. The band has recorded seven albums, including two each for Epic Records and Universal Republic. Rehab was originally formed as a trio: Denny Campbell (Steaknife), Danny (Boone) Alexander, and Jason Brooks (Brooks Buford). Early on, they released their first album independently: ""To Whom It May Consume"" produced by Steaknife and Brooks Buford. Soon... read full bio
With their just released new album "Shoot Me Your Ace," Glastonbury rockers REEF have already soared back into the UK Top 20. They are reenergized like never before and have a confident spring in their step. The band has likely never sounded better thanks to a revitalized lineup that includes original members Gary Stringer and Jack Bessant, one of the most... read full bio
Seven Mary Three are a quintessentially American band. Guitar. Guitar. Bass. Drums. An arsenal of chords and the truth. It’s this simplicity coupled with a bond with each other and their fans over a fifteen year career that has kept the band moving forward long after many of their contemporaries have disbanded. It’s their personal powerful songs that have... read full bio
Named for the formative location in lead singer John Wozniak's childhood, the Marcy Open grade school in Minneapolis, Marcy Playground emerged in the late 1990s. They had been influenced heavily by Kurt Cobain and his band Nirvana. The self¬ titled album was released in 1997, and Marcy Playground emerged into the mainstream with the success of the single ""Sex... read full bio
Cracker is a young rock group, comprised of David Lowery (guitarist/singe) and Johnny Hickman (guitar). The band has been compared to such groups as The Rolling Stones and Little Feat. Considered an alternative rock band, and heavily influenced by founder David Lowery’s association with the band Camper Van Beethoven, Cracker boasts an individualistic and boundary-defying sound that’s both freewheeling and... read full bio
Many artists, musical and otherwise, use their craft to provide a visible platform for the issues they believe in. Their activism becomes interwoven with their art. The Indigo Girls have long been known for voicing their political and social views in song. Amy Ray teamed up with Emily Saliers while in high school forming the Indigo Girls. With an... read full bio
Buffalo, New York is where the emo-pop group Cute Is What We Aim For was born. Although the group was first founded as a quintet, it eventually reduced its size to only four members: Shaant Hacikyan on vocals, Jeff Czum on guitar and piano, Tom Falcone on drums and Fred Cimato on bass and guitar. The band members wasted little time... read full bio
Brandishing heavy guitars and an unabashed fetish for British Invasion Pop, The Smithereens carved their niche on album rock radio and earned a reputation as a great concert attraction with sizzling pop songs including: ""A GIRL LIKE YOU"" ""ONLY A MEMORY"" ""BLOOD & ROSES"" ""BEHIND THE WALL OF SLEEP"" ""YESTERDAY GIRL"" ""BLUES BEFORE AND AFTER""... read full bio
"The Rembrandts are the masterminds behind the fiercely popular theme song, “I’ll Be There For You”, for the iconic sitcom Friends. No fan of the show can withhold the legendary “clapping” during the title sequence, brought back to the public’s attention thanks to Netflix, who added the show to their catalog in early 2015. But the Rembrandts are no one... read full bio
The Faint is an indie rock/dance punk band formed in Omaha, Nebraska in 1995. They recently split from their longtime home Saddle Creek Records to record their latest album Fasciinatiion on their own label, blank.wav. They signed to Saddle Creek Records but were unable to establish widespread sales, though they were extremely popular in the Omaha-area. The Faint released Media,... read full bio
Quiet Corral is a six-piece band, each member playing an integral role as a member of the band. They incorporate folk and pop elements into their music, although they put their own mix to enhance their sound. With mixed acoustic instruments and intricate rhythms, their performances are unforgettable. They add depth to an already captivating sound; this band is capable... read full bio
12 Stones are an American rock group best known for providing the theme song (their track Broken) for the WWEs Judgment Day pay-per-view. The Christian post-grunge band was formed in Louisiana in 2000 and currently consists of Paul McCoy and Eric Weaver. Over the course of their 15 year-career, theyve sold over 2 million records. Other media sources their tracks... read full bio
American singer-songwriter and musician Holly Audrey Williams. She is Jett Williams' niece, the granddaughter of Hank Williams, the daughter of Hank Williams Jr., and the half-sister of Hank Williams III. The Ones We Never Knew in 2004, Here with Me in 2009, and The Highway in 2013 are Williams' three studio albums. On the Billboard 200, "The Highway," which was... read full bio
Priscilla Ahn is an American folksinger and songwriter. After years of playing open mics Priscilla signed under Blue Note records and released her debut album, A Good Day. The album peaked at No.6 on the Billboard Top Heatseekers chart. Pricillas iTunes exclusive album, Live Sessions EP, peaked at No.4 on the Top Heatseekers chart. Several of her songs were featured... read full bio
American hip-hop project, Wallpaper, is a breath of fresh air in the music industry. Formed by multi-instrumentalist, producer, and songwriter, Ricky Reed, Wallpaper started by him messing with computer programs like auto tune to experiment with different sounds. He gained a lot of popularity because of the exaggerated use of auto tune. In 2009, Reed released his debut... read full bio
