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
North Carolina alternative rock band, Paper Tongues, was formed in 2007 by singer Aswan North, guitarists Devin Forbe and Joey Signa, bassist Daniel Santell, and drummer Luke Anderson. They met at a center-city outdoor jam session in Charlotte, North Carolina, and decided they wanted to work together. After an encounter with music producer Randy Jackson in LA, he... read full bio
Backyard barbecues, front porch jams, old-fashioned family values and hard-partying rock n' roll is the name of the game for Saving Abel. The eponymous record spawned the platinum single Addicted and the follow up barn-burners, Drowning and the emotional 18 Days. Their second album, Miss America, topped the Hard Rock chart and imprinted the hearts and minds of radio listeners... read full bio
Headed by front man Tim Pagnotta, Sugarcult is best known for their album Start Static" and "Palm Trees and Power Lines." Their songs "Stuck in America," "Bouncing off the walls" and "Memory" have all been billboard hits. Their song, "Lights Out", reached No. 64 on the charts. Its single "Do It Alone" reached No. 40 on the modern... read full bio
Blitzen Trapper was founded in Portland, Oregon, about 20 years ago. They first gained recognition with a number of self-released albums before going global with two highly regarded LPs (2007's Wild Mountain Nation and 2008's Furr), which solidified their place at the vanguard of the contemporary indie folk renaissance. The band's "hazy, psychedelic Americana" was commended by Rolling Stone, their... read full bio
Once upon a time, five years ago in fact, a Virginia building contractor named Kenny packed up his things and headed to Nashville to pursue a career as a singer-songwriter. True to his nature, the craftsman immediately began hammering away at music-making as if it were a job, getting up early each day to write. He eventually penned hundreds of... read full bio
Farewell Continental is a side project of the frontman from Motion City Soundtrack, Justin Pierre. They are a indie rock group from Minneapolis, Minnesota, and formed in 2008. The band consists of Justin Pierre with vocals and guitar, Kari Gray on keyboard and vocals, guitarist Thomas Rehbein, bassist Jim Adolphson, and Josh McKay on drums. Their self-titled... read full bio
Jimmy Robbins is an American singer/songwriter born in 1989. He taught himself how to play the guitar when he was eight years old. When he was fourteen, his mother passed away due to Alzheimers, and a few years later his father was diagnosed with cancer. His only way of communicating with his emotions is through writing music.... read full bio
Alison Sudol is an American singer, songwriter, and actress, best known for her roles in film and as the singer of A Fine Frenzy. As a musical artist, Sudol has released three studio albums, her debut album, One Cell in the Sea, reached certified Platinum in Germany, and certified Gold in Switzerland. Some of her most popular songs include, Almost... read full bio
Folk duo, The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger, is a project started in 2008 by musicians and multi-instrumentalists Sean Lennon and his girlfriend Charlotte Kemp Muhl. The two met at Coachella Music Festival in 2004 and immediately hit it off. Although the band has a strong folk foundation, there are some songs that are more experimental. ... read full bio
Com Truise is an American electronic dance musician from Oneida, New York. His name obviously comes from the spoonerism of Tom Cruise. Com Truise was originally an art director but switched to DJing full time after his first released. His sets include heavy synthesizer music and heavy production work influenced by 1980's musical styles. One of his remixes has been... read full bio
Robin Crows take-away message is simply this: Businesses and individuals who respond fastest to change will be the ones most likely to survive and prosper. Its a message that applies to anyone in any business. You cannot be an effective leader in the 21st century without acknowledging that we are facing challenges of an unprecedented size and scope. There is... read full bio
Formed by a group of college friends, The Rezillos broke onto the scene at the rise of British punk rock. They classify themselves as ""new nave beat"" because they didn't follow the nihilistic agendas of other punk bands at the time, instead choosing to write songs about B movies and Science Fiction, much the US bands The Cramps and the... read full bio
Go West is a London based pop duo, consisting of Peter Cox and Richard Drummie, who exploded onto the scene with their wildly popular single “We Close Our Eyes” and “Call Me”. The video for “We Close Our Eyes” won them the Brit Award for Best Newcomers. Their song “King of Wishful Thinking”, was featured on the Pretty Women soundtrack.... read full bio
Information Society is a musical collective which has been recording and performing for over twenty years. The group was originally formed by Paul Robb and Kurt Larson, later joined by James Cassidy. With the release of “Running”, by New York-based Tommy Boy Records, the Information Society broke onto the national consciousness cracking Billboard’s Top Ten Dance chart. The group went... read full bio
Seattle's Screaming Trees have produced a new record. The break--actually four years, during which the band itself buried an entire album session--has been a good one, giving them distance from the hullabaloo that was their hometown scene a few years ago. Dust is densely layered throughout, as the band adds cello, sitar, ethnic percussion, mellotron, and other keyboards to Van... read full bio
Sea Wolf is an American indie rock band led by Alex Brown Church. The band began in 2003 when Church, a founding member of Irving found that many of his songs did not fit with their style. With a rotating ensemble of backing musicians, Sea Wolf played locally in Los Angeles and began recording demos in Seattle with producer Phil... read full bio
Paula Cole is an American Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter who is best known for her singles, Where Have All the Cowboys Gone and I Dont Want to Wait, which was featured on the television series Dawsons Creek. Over the span of her career she has released eight studio albums and is about to release her ninth. Cole has won a... read full bio
