Francie Moon is a New Jersey band with a blend of blues, psych, garage rock, surf, and folk. It’s a blend that is completely unique and never heard before. As their website states, “imagine yourself stepping into a garage filled with deep reds and oranges, a family garden, and an insatiable curiosity, Francie Moon is a raw east coast styling... read full bio
A Norwegian singer-songwriter and record producer by the name of Susanne Aartun Sundfr was born in Haugesund, Norway, on March 19, 1986. Two years before to the release of her self-titled debut studio album in 2007, which peaked at number three on the Norwegian album chart, her musical career began. Following that, she issued a live album called Take One... read full bio
Chad VanGaalen, best known for the song “Peace on the Rise”, is a multi-instrumentalist from Calgary, Alberta. Chad’s first big-ish release was “Infiniheart” back in 2004 on the Canadian indie label Flemish Eye. This was a series of songs that he recorded himself inside his own bedroom – a true DIY project. Eventually, he was picked up by the label... read full bio
C Duncan, born Christopher Duncan, had very talented musician parents. The two of them practiced classical music and performed regularly, while Christopher took up piano and viola lessons. Needless to say, music has always been a part of his life. Once he reached his teenage years, Chris began performing in different bands, learning to play the guitar, bass, and drums.... read full bio
The women-led band The Wild Reeds is full of multi-instrumentalists and highly talented singer-songwriters. Kinsey Lee, Sharon Silva, Mackenzie Howe, Nick Pakpiseth, and Nick Jones make up this quintet that can be described as an indie-folk rock group with a touch of country. They’ve released three albums, the latter two of which were under the Dualtone records banner. The newest... read full bio
Formed in Portland, Oregon, the American indie folk rock band Horse Feathers has been bringing quality music to audiences since its formation. Singer/songwriter Justin Ringle moved to Portland and began playing acoustic music in various open mics. Peter Broderick heard a couple of Ringle's demos and was immediately drawn towards him. Peter tracked down Ringle through the interent and helped... read full bio
Bonnie Prince Billy goes a man with many hats and, with that, a man of many names: Joseph Will Oldham, Palace Flophouse, Palace Brothers, Palace Music, Palace Songs, and of course Bonnie "Prince" Billy. Not only is he a singer-songwriter covering a wide range of genres (country rock, freak folk, gothic country, lo-fi, folk, alternative country, and classic country), but... read full bio
Dan Croll began his career with a national Songwriter of the Year award from the Musician’s Benevolent Fund from the Liverpool Institute for Performing arts. His debut single, ‘From Nowhere’, hit the Hype Machine popular charts, was played on BBC 6 Music, XFM, Amazing Radio, and received plays on BBC Radio 1. Since, his songs have been featured on soundtracks... read full bio
Pale Waves is a British indie pop band formed in 2014 in Manchester, England. The band consists of lead vocalist and guitarist Heather Baron-Gracie, drummer Ciara Doran, guitarist Hugo Silvani, and bassist Charlie Wood. Known for their dreamy, synth-driven pop sound and energetic live performances, Pale Waves quickly gained a following in the U.K.'s underground music scene. Their debut EP, "All... read full bio
"Stu Larsen is a folk music artist from Australia. Larsen is not attached to a home or belongings; he spends his time as a wanderer, traveling the world. When he first left, he met up with his friend and musician Mike Rosenberg, better known as Passenger, which inspired his EP ‘Vagabond’. Rosenberg produced the EP, and his single off the... read full bio
Rush of Fools is a rock/contemporary Christian band, best known for their hit single “Undo”. The song was the most played song of its release year on Adult Contemporary Christian Music radio stations according to R&R magazine. It was the No.1 Christian song for five straight weeks on 20 The Countdown Magazine’s charts. Rush of Fools’ next single, “When Our... 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
Adrian Galvin, better known by his stage name Yoke Lore, is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist hailing from Brooklyn, New York. Galvin's unique blend of indie pop and folk music has earned him a devoted following, with fans drawn to his heartfelt and authentic sound. Galvin's music is characterized by his soulful vocals, poetic lyrics, and intricate instrumentation. He draws inspiration from... read full bio
The Limeliters are a folk music group formed by Lou Gottlieb (bass), Alex Hassilev (baritone), and Glenn Yarbrough (tenor). The group was active from 1959 until 1965, when they disbanded. After a hiatus of sixteen years Yarbrough, Hassilev, and Gottlieb reunited and began performing as The Limeliters again. The Limeliters are still active and performing, but Hassilev,... read full bio
Raw, beautiful, and wildJoules Graves music is vibrant and deep, with a natural folk wisdom. She uses drums, guitar and sometimes just her voice. She was born in Missouri, and eventually came to live in Washington. This is where Joules Graves developed her own voice, and taught herself to play guitar, living in a cabin out in the woods. She... read full bio
The Nashville Bluegrass gained most of their success from their first Rounder Records produced album, My Native Home. With the blend of black gospel and spirituals in their already known sounds of bluegrass sound, they gained huge success in America and abroad. They toured the globe to over 20 countries playing their unique sound. The band won Grammy Awards for... read full bio
Drew Smith found himself in the same position as many independent musicians trying to make a living in the struggling music business. So he followed the route of big business and outsourced the video to India. The production values may be a little amateurish by MTV standards, but for $2,000 it cost a small fraction of the typical budget for... read full bio
