Emma Louise is an Australian indie pop singer-songwriter from Cairns, Queensland, Australia. She rose to fame with the release of her debut single, “Jungle.” Louise began her career learning how to play the guitar at six years old. By the time she was in high school, she began writing songs and she later won Best Secondary School song at the... read full bio
Elsa Majimbo is a Kenyan internet comedy personality from Nairobi. Majimbo began to gain attention during the COVID-19 quarantine, which is when she started to release home-based comedic quarantine videos. After gaining hundreds of thousands of followers, Majimbo also went on to earn endorsements from Fenty, MAC, and also partnered with Valentino. Majimbo has recently studied journalism at Strathmore University... read full bio
Eelke Kleijn is a Dutch producer and DJ from Rotterdam, Netherlands. Kleijn has rose to fame releasing electronic dance music but has moved more towards producing music for various media outlets such as television series, commercials, movie trailers, and animations. Kleijn started his career producing electronic records under names which include M.I.D.O.R. and Six4Eight and also released remixes and songs... read full bio
Eddie Benjamin is an up-and-coming Australian pop singer-songwriter and bassist who rose to fame working as a member of the band, Haze Trio. During his time performing with Haze Trio, the band won several competitions some of which include the Youth Rock and Balmain Blitz events. Benjamin began his musical career working as a freelance musician in various Sydney clubs... read full bio
Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall has spent 35 years addressing the world’s most pressing global and domestic challenges. Serving in top public sector positions, including as Deputy Secretary of the United States Department of Energy (2014-2017), White House Coordinator for Defense Policy, Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction, and Arms Control (2013-2014), Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for European Affairs (2009-2013),... read full bio
Eyedress, AKA Idris Vicuña, is a singer-songwriter, producer, and rapper from Manila, Philippines. While growing up in a neighborhood that led him to stay indoors, he learned to play the guitar at a young age. He eventually made his way to Phoenix, Arizona with his family and was then introduced to American punk music, thanks to the local “anarchists” and... read full bio
Emma Bunton, often known as Baby Spice, debuted with the renowned Spice Girls pop group in the 1990s. However, Emma began her solo career in 1999 with a single duet with Tin Tin Out for their song "What I Am," which climbed at number two on the UK charts. The UK number-one hit "What Took You So Long" was off... read full bio
In the 2013 special election for South Carolina's first congressional district, Elizabeth Colbert Busch, an American economist and politician who serves as the Restoration Institute's director of business development at Clemson University, lost to Mark Sanford. She is Stephen Colbert, a comediansister. ,'s Colbert Busch was born in St. Louis, Missouri, and is the eighth of eleven kids born to... read full bio
Elizabeth Cutler and Julie Rice founded SoulCycle. I vision of a 45-minute indoor-cycling workout, stylish branded environment, and "above and above" customer care that began in 2006 in the back lobby of an Upper West Side dance school Cutler found on Craigslist. The pair created a workout that combines inspiring coaching, high-energy music, and a full-body workout. Today, SoulCycle inspires riders nationwide. Cutler... read full bio
Guitarist Isaiah Mitchell, bassist Mike Eginton, and drummer Mario Rubalcaba make up the San Diego, California-based group Earthless, which primarily plays instrumental psychedelic rock music. The band was founded in 2001, and in 2005, "Sonic Prayer", their debut album, was made available by Gravity Records. " Rhythms from a Cosmic Sky", their second album, was made available through Tee Pee... read full bio
Award-winning humanitarian Elizabeth Nyamayaro serves as the UN's Special Advisor for the World Food Programme. Through her leadership positions at the World Bank, World Health Organization, UNAIDS and UN Women, Elizabeth, who was born in Zimbabwe, has worked at the forefront of global development for more than 20 years, enhancing the lives of underserved populations. She has also been critical in... read full bio
With a focus on food, hunger, humanitarian operations, political organizing, community development and resilience methods, Ertharin Cousin has more than thirty years of leadership experience in non-profit, government and business settings on a national and worldwide scale. Cousin served as the 12th Executive Director of the World Food Programme (WFP) for eight years. At the same time that she championed and acted as... read full bio
Elliot Lee, an artist based in Brooklyn, creates a sound that is unpredictable by combining dark pop melodies with edgy vocals and unique electronic-rock soundscapes. He utilizes his music as a voice for those who do not have a voice. Elliot Lee is aware of the benefits that uninhibited music, which is music that is not constrained by norms, can... read full bio
ELIO is a protégé of Charli XCX who creates an electro-pop sound that is sonically skittery and lyrically gloomy. The singer-songwriter, musician, and record producer released her first extended play (LP), titled Elio's Inferno, in 2022, two years after the release of her initial EP, titled u and me, but mostly me. Charlotte Grace Victoria Lee was nine years old... read full bio
Long Island, New York-based post-hardcore band Envy on the Coast. Lowcountry, their second studio album, was made available in March 2010. Although not under that name, Envy on the Coast's members started performing together in 2003. Ryan Hunter took over for Brian Byrne initially after Brian left New York to attend Berklee College of Music. The band added drummer Dan... read full bio
On December 14th, 1999, EMMY was born in Torrance, which is located in the state of California, United States. The singer and songwriter, now twenty years old, spent her entire childhood in Long Beach, California, where she was raised as an only kid. She claimed that the fact that she did not have any siblings as a child enabled her... read full bio
Emily Nenni, a singer and songwriter from California who now resides in Nashville, uses exquisite songwriting that is laced with honky-tonk spirit and just the perfect amount of soul to chronicle her life. On The Ranch [Normaltown/New West Records], her full-length debut album, she asserts herself as the ideal country storyteller. She has a profound understanding of music fueled by... read full bio
Etta Marcus had reached the lowest point before the pandemic even began. She had recently been expelled from jazz school for prioritizing writing her own music over hanging out with the scene's purists. S ince she was in elementary school, Etta has known she wanted to pursue a career in music. It seemed sensible to achieve that goal by attending college.... read full bio
Ewan McVicar revitalized the club scene in his home town of Ayr, Scotland and ignited a movement that is still going strong and devoted four years after it was founded. This is typical of Ewan's perspective on the community. Ewan, who is still a relative newbie to the international market, is one of the most promising musicians of his generation thanks... read full bio
The Brooklyn-based musician EVAN GIIA, a graduate of the Berklee College of Music, has made a name for herself as one of the Ones to Watch. Her alt-pop sound is enhanced by the distinctive quality of her voice, an opera singer with classical training. Her debut track, "heat of the Moment," received millions of plays and was named BBC Radio... read full bio
