Frances Lion has a knack for language, a perspective on persuasion and a tendency for blag. Her own Beatles-in-Hamburg moment (with more Jägermeister and less speed pills) is how the singer-songwriter landed a job working behind a bar and performing as much as they would let her in a French ski resort. The young woman from a small village in Hampshire used her knack... read full bio
Philadelphia country band rock band Florry is back with their Dear Life debut, the four song Sweet Guitar Solos after some folk/country tendencies on their EP, Big Fall. On their new EP, they unquestionably seem to have arrived where they needed to be, so whoever gave them those instructions did a fairly excellent job. From a four-piece lineup to a seven-piece band... read full bio
You wouldn't know from the album's name alone that it was the alt-country supergroup's debut LP. Maybe alt-country isn't quite enough; Fantastic Cat fits into some odd Venn diagram with Elton John, The Eagles, Billy Joel and a few other acts from the 1970s and 1980s that's hard to identify. The vocal processing, guitar riffs and prominent piano all have a retro aura... read full bio
Franky Wah began his musical career in a shed with a laptop "and some garbage speakers" in a very modest recording studio. When he wasn't on the road, he now lives and works in Doncaster, Yorkshire, where he first established his own studio after moving to The Music Factory in Rotherham. He's one of the trendiest and most exciting names... read full bio
The Italian team Daniele Aprile & Mario Roberti are at the forefront of techno music, fusing epic and melodic elements to create sophisticated, modern sounds that have stimulated and electrified dance floors and events all over the world. Some of the biggest names in the melodic house and techno dance genre have taken notice of the duo's music, which draws on... read full bio
Bas Bron, a Dutch producer, has various identities, including Fatima Yamaha, under which he releases subtle electronic dance music with a retro, synth-led vibe. The A Girl Between Two Worlds EP served as this particular project's initial release. For the album Imaginary Lines, Bron brought back the alias. Spontaneous Order came after that, five years later. This pseudonym of Bron's first... read full bio
In true maverick fashion, Theo Keating carved out his own way as the hard-hitting, multi-genre musician known as Fake Blood, who enjoys a cult following unmatched by anyone else. His earlier albums, "Mars" and the "Repair Your Accent EP," which includes the popular club song "I Believe I Like It," received overwhelmingly positive reviews from critics and fans, establishing him as... read full bio
Franny Tacy was born into an agricultural family. Her parents, a cattle farmer father and a banking executive mother, raised her in Nashville. As a result of these early histories, Franny's love for plant medicine and regenerative agriculture was born. Franny relocated to Flagstaff to enroll in a forestry program at Northern Arizona University, where she discovered a new farm to call... read full bio
Everything may be turned into sunshine with Frances Forever. Frances Garrett, a singer-songwriter from the Boston region, created this project and its varied moods can transport listeners into existential space or into the depths of romanticism. Garrett strikes a balance between their comfort with extremes and her unmistakable sense of melody and talent for crafting songs that fit in anyplace on... read full bio
The Portland-based duo foamboy consists of vocalist Katy Ohsiek and producer Wil Bakula. They collaborated for a while in the experimental music group Chromatic Colors after meeting in Salem, Oregon. Wil and Katy worked with a wide range of instrumentalists in this group, produced two full-length albums and performed on the stages of numerous outdoor festivals, pubs and basements. This gave Wil... read full bio
Frex, a Los Angeles-based singer known for her songs "Kill For You" and "Come Around," among countless others, writes songs in a transparent and approachable style that simultaneously attracts listeners to the subjects she addresses. The debut of "Out The Blue" and the White Sun EP, which marked a turning point in her artistic career, caused a stir. After honing her... read full bio
The intriguing new Irish artist, FYA FOX, traverses rolling hills of minimalist, panoramic songwriting while weaving tightly woven tales of moody and melancholy alt-pop. FYA is a classically educated singer who veers away from Ireland's conventional country/folk scene and draws inspiration from artists like Banks, Lana Del Rey and London Grammar. In addition to receiving airplay on BBC Radio 1 (Gemma Bradley),... read full bio
FAANGS, originally known as Charlie, has a lengthy history in the field. She began her singing career after winning Canada's The Next Star competition since she had always known that the spotlight was meant for her. It's all paying off now, ten years later. She is grabbing attention with her gritty interpretation of alt-pop, revolutionizing the genre by fusing trap... read full bio
Keir Nuttall's musical comedy alter ego is Franky Walnut. It began when he was suffering from severe writer's block. Kier composed and recorded an album before touring the country as Franky, appearing at the Tamworth Country Music Festival, Sydney Comedy Festival, Queensland Cabaret Festival and playing pubs and stand-up comedy clubs. Franky's debut album received an ARIA Award nomination for Best... read full bio
Fatai's continuous traveling has cemented her status as a global phenomenon. Her great internet presence has gone viral, bringing her a sizable international audience. Australian singer-songwriter Fatai, who was born in Melbourne, has spent the last four years touring the globe and selling out venues in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Her vocal range is... read full bio
In Austin, Font started giving performances. Their frantic, collage-style live performances had amassed enough fame by the time they published "Sentence I" to often fill venues. They are influenced by dance, post-punk, disco, electronic and art rock music. According to Mars Salazar in the Austin Chronicle, Font "believes that 'the medium is the message,'" culminating in this bold performance being a... read full bio
For fans of alternative R&B and neo-soul, Flwr Chyld has been crafting a distinctive sound. The producer-songwriter has used strong funk and soul elements to develop cult hits that are loved by audiences all over the world. His EP, "Iridescent Luv," became a sensation in the underground music industry. James Tillman, a multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter, helped the album's first track, "Luv... read full bio
After two studio albums and over seven years as a group, Free Throw is changing who they are significantly. On What's Past is Prologue, their third full-length album, which is available on Triple Crown Records, the group—which has publicly sang about personal difficulties related to substance addiction and body image—bares all. What's Past is Prologue represents Free Throw at their most... read full bio
The Northern Irish and Dutch duet Fräulein are presently located in southwest London. The duo's debut EP, "A Small Taste," saw them lay down the gauntlet and establish their initial sound: cathartic 90s-styled alt rock infused with cavernous rhythms and incisively analytical lyrics, influenced by artists like The Breeders, PJ Harvey and Big Thief. Spotify, CLASH, DIY, The Line of Best Fit,... read full bio
Both a DJing distinctiveness and a versatile production approach that combines the sounds of today and future are now associated with the term Foreign Concept. The Bristol-based artist, who was born in London but now calls Bristol home, started spinning records. While he brought forward a forward-thinking inclusivity of genres that makes his DJ sets particularly difficult to miss, Foreign Concept... read full bio
